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The Kung Fu Guan Dao invention was by General Guan Yu in 3rd century, a long weapon with a big blade and fantastic forms to learn in many Chinese Martial Arts
Kung Fu Guan Dao have a long history in China and many similar looking weapons across the world have developed completely independently. Credited to have been developed by the Famous Chinese general Guan Yu in the 3rd century. Now known in west by being “the warrior on the shelf in Chinese take away’s”. Some heavyweight kung fu Guan Dao exist, with the purpose for weight training and building strength drills. However, most Kung Fu Guan Dao these days are fairly lightweight, just like this one.
Kung Fu Guan Dao have a large blade on one end, made from flexible sprung steel, this is able to bend about 90 without any problem. it isn't as flexible as the Wushu broadswords but still makes a wobbling sound when moved around. Traditionally this woudl be used for slashing and cutting, they are sometimes called Horse knives for reasons you can probably imagine. The other end has a spike which acts as a counterweight but also can be used for striking and stabbing. These spikes have rings looped in along the edges of the three ridged spike. Between is a wooden staff which is about 5ft in length.
This weapon is all about maintaining momentum and the Chinese Kung Fu forms you see nearly all have this in them, with spins and twirls and upward cuts being the main focus of the pattern.
“This is not a small weapon, it’s a bit of a slog getting it around the place. The forms are great and have some fantastic moves to learn. Have fun with this.”
Doug Swift – Owner of Enso Martial Arts Shop
Here are the dimensions of this Kung Fu Guan Dao:
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