1. Double saber sword upward spin tutorial, in unison and alternating, common in Wushu forms

Here is a technique I picked up watching some Wushu videos
you spin two swords or sabers either in unison or alternating
it is a lot of fun to do, looks cool and is great exercise
let me know if you have any questions

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• double
• saber
• sword
• dao
• spin
• spinning
• tutorial
• wushu
• eteune
• teune
• lightsaber

[ChrisTheBest1992]

i have always thought that 2 swords are better than one,but you must have a lot of mastery using a single sword before using 2..

ive always dreamed to be a master of dual swords :)

[eteune]

@ChrisTheBest1992 you and me both!

[jptothemax02]

does using two swords effective in combat?

[eteune]

@jptothemax02 in kung fu movies it is extremely effective! Wait, have I used a sword in combat lately, uhm, let me check my calender....

[perfectcatastrophe]

Can you PLEASE do a tutorial on how to spin one sword, in slow motion?? I'd be grateful!

[eteune]

@perfectcatastrophe ok, I will do some simpler ones, thanks

[ChucklesJack]

@ChishioAme I see your point

[ChishioAme]

@ChucklesJack In principle, you're correct. However, the primary issue with this train of thought is the assumption that even a moderately skilled opponent is incapable of creating openings of their own. This is a very coordinated motion; throw one thing out of sync and you screw the whole thing up. If you did this against an opponent, all they'd have to do is parry one sword to destroy your rhythm and you'd likely end up cutting off a hand, arm, or even leg.

[ChucklesJack]

This technique looks like it would be used to confuse an opponent, especially since there isn't a very long opening for them to attack while you're doing that.

[92271027]

@perfectcatastrophe you're right

[xmuraix77]

look like the same with nunchuck.

[aiepoposorp]

It took me some time but I really learned from this too! Great stuff!