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Location: Manchester
Posted:
its a good move malcolm, i've tried it myself. (difficult though
)for some more martial arts action (with some but not much chain moves ),,try "iron Monkey" (also jet li? )its sub-titled but action packed 
by far the best agility and strength i've seen in martial artists for ages.
its a good move malcolm, i've tried it myself. (difficult though
)for some more martial arts action (with some but not much chain moves ),,try "iron Monkey" (also jet li? )its sub-titled but action packed by far the best agility and strength i've seen in martial artists for ages.BRONZE Member
Cinnamon Girl
191 posts
Location: Hfx, NS, Canada
Cinnamon Girl
191 posts
Location: Hfx, NS, Canada
Posted:
I just saw this movie yesterday after Rick recommended it on a rope dart thread. I liked it alot, Flipmodius and I slowed the rope dart scene down super slow and tried to thieve some stuff but he was originally spinning it so fast that it was unintelligable.
Also, there was a little weapon used before it that kinda looked like a crossbreed between poi and ropedart, like just one 4 foot long poi. Anyone seen this or know what I'm talking about?
I just saw this movie yesterday after Rick recommended it on a rope dart thread. I liked it alot, Flipmodius and I slowed the rope dart scene down super slow and tried to thieve some stuff but he was originally spinning it so fast that it was unintelligable.
Also, there was a little weapon used before it that kinda looked like a crossbreed between poi and ropedart, like just one 4 foot long poi. Anyone seen this or know what I'm talking about?
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Location: Epsom, Surrey, England
Classically British
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Location: Epsom, Surrey, England
Posted:
Sounds like a chain whip AKA 11-sectional staff.
Sounds like a chain whip AKA 11-sectional staff.
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
still can't believe it's not butter
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posted:
erm...
for the record, the 3 section staff is quite different in form or function to the 7 or 9 section chain whip.(obviously the one you mentioned durbs was slightly different ) Both are classfied as 'soft' wushu weapons for their ability to deform, and the former weapon lends itself well to staff forms whereas the latter is ace-cellent as a source of acrobatic poi.
The move mentioned in Malcolm's opening thread I can perform with a heavy 3section, but i have no chain whip to try it out with.
weapons are nice to watch but are less relevant in an age of firearms and nachos.
erm...
for the record, the 3 section staff is quite different in form or function to the 7 or 9 section chain whip.(obviously the one you mentioned durbs was slightly different ) Both are classfied as 'soft' wushu weapons for their ability to deform, and the former weapon lends itself well to staff forms whereas the latter is ace-cellent as a source of acrobatic poi.
The move mentioned in Malcolm's opening thread I can perform with a heavy 3section, but i have no chain whip to try it out with.
weapons are nice to watch but are less relevant in an age of firearms and nachos.
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Location: Canada, Ontario, Toronto
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Location: Canada, Ontario, Toronto
Posted:
fun to watch.....and even more fun to play.
IMO fun = funtabulously relevent
I saw the Shaolin Monks do lots of acrobatic stuff with weapons when they came to Toronto last year. The end performers did the move you're talking about Malcolm. It was so sweet!
I think they're still touring>>if you're into Martial Arts it's worth the money.
fun to watch.....and even more fun to play.
IMO fun = funtabulously relevent
I saw the Shaolin Monks do lots of acrobatic stuff with weapons when they came to Toronto last year. The end performers did the move you're talking about Malcolm. It was so sweet!
I think they're still touring>>if you're into Martial Arts it's worth the money.
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old hand
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Location: New York City, USA
old hand
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Location: New York City, USA
Posted:
I will try to check out this movie.
When I was a kid I they used to show the "drive in movie" on a local tv station in NY on saturdays at 3pm.
It was always a kung-fu movie.
If you haven't seen "The Kid with the Golden Arms" or "The Five Deadly Venoms" start looking for them!
"Your Master is a drunkard...your style...it stinks!"
Raph
I will try to check out this movie.
When I was a kid I they used to show the "drive in movie" on a local tv station in NY on saturdays at 3pm.
It was always a kung-fu movie.
If you haven't seen "The Kid with the Golden Arms" or "The Five Deadly Venoms" start looking for them!
"Your Master is a drunkard...your style...it stinks!"
Raph
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Posted:
The supposed Shaolin Monks are still touring. They are here next month I think. Whoopee! Not!
The supposed Shaolin Monks are still touring. They are here next month I think. Whoopee! Not!
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Location: Halifax, N.S
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Location: Halifax, N.S
Posted:
i saw it with demios as she already said and the stuff he was doin with the rope dart was amazing i could only pick out the mechanics of one move easily tho i won't be able to do it well for some time. the move where he swings the rope under him while doing really small rubber bands.
i saw it with demios as she already said and the stuff he was doin with the rope dart was amazing i could only pick out the mechanics of one move easily tho i won't be able to do it well for some time. the move where he swings the rope under him while doing really small rubber bands.
some will understand. -buddah
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