Chinese Martial Arts Swords
Many of the Chinese martial arts use swords specific to their style. For instance, Tai Chi is known for it's long double bladed swords and Kung Fu is known for it's broadsword. These swords are made using many different materials depending upon their purpose. Many Chinese martial artists begin with wooden versions of these swords, but eventually work their way up to steel or aluminum versions. One popular material in the Chinese martial arts is spring steel because it gives the sword blades a flexibility that can be advantageous to some of the techniques the swords are used for. If you have any questions about any of the swords or other Chinese weaponry available on KarateMart.com, please contact our customer service and we would be happy to help you out.
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What is the Best Bo Staff for Martial Arts?
A few weeks ago in one of my videos, I asked the question "What weapon would you like to see me review?". To my surprise, the majority of people who responded to the post asked for me to review our bo staffs. So, for Weapons Wednesday this week, I decided to spend some time discussing the various
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Hidden Weapons that could Save Your Life
Lately, some of our customers have been asking what type of weapon would be best to defend themselves in case they were attacked. At KarateMart.com, we carry a huge selection of self-defense weapons and pepper sprays, but I thought it would be interesting to make a video of the different hidden wea
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Nunchaku Buying Guide: Which Nunchucks are the Best?
This week for Weapon Wednesday, I decided to look through the warehouse and unbox some of the various nunchaku we carry on KarateMart.com. I wanted to give people an idea of which nunchucks they should choose as a beginner and which nunchaku were more suitable for someone with more advanced skills.
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New Weapon Wednesday! Balisong, Blades and Baton!
Since the pandemic started, we haven't had much time to make new videos. Over the past few years, we've released a lot of new videos on our Youtube channel, but because they take so long to record and edit, they've had to take a back-seat for the last few months. In an effort to regularly release
