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Martial arts weapons and the study of these weapons have remained popular since the beginning of martial arts as a hobbyist activity in the western world several decades ago. Study regarding martial arts weaponry is a popular topic. Among those reasons are fun, hobby, the enhancement of empty hand skills, and simply wishing to become familiar with a lost skill from a prior generation. The present trends are not too different than those of earlier times. The pop culture of martial arts weapons changes every now and then, but these are usually hot items..
The weapons used in martial arts are obviously an interesting topic for those who like either martial arts or weapons. Hobbyists around the globe collect these weapons. People have a natural awe for martial arts weapons. It can just be a pastime that someone does for the fun of it. Or, you may enjoy actually trying your own skills at using common martial arts weapons. Over the years, there have been many popular martial arts weapons. Here is a quick look at those weapons which have endured through the centuries.


   
   


Nunchakus: The truth is, nunchakus weren't originally created as a weapon. These were tools for rice milling. It was only when Bruce Lee achieved great attention that this tool which had been converted into a weapon of convenience became a common martial arts weapon.
Nunchakus: The truth is, nunchakus weren't initially created as a weapon. These were tools for rice grinding. Over time, weapon applications developed and when they made their movie introduction in the Bruce Lee movies of the early 1970s, they became the perfect martial arts weapons.


   
   


Samurai Sword: You might say the samurai sword has at long last bested the nunchaku as the top martial arts weapon due to the movies. Before this, the samurai sword had been experiencing years of declining recognition.
Samurai Sword: You could say the samurai sword has at last bested the nunchaku as the leading martial arts weapon thanks to the movies. Surprisingly, the samurai sword had been fading from popularity for a few years.


   
   


The Katana: This is actually the "short sword" which was carried as a secondary weapon to the main samurai sword and even though not as famous as a samurai sword, it has its devoted students.
The Katana: It is likely you know this as the "short sword". It is a popular second weapon of choice for those who use a samurai sword. It has a small, but devoted following.


   
   


Arnis/Escrima/Kali Sticks: If you're hooked on blunt weaponry, popular because you can safely train with such devices, these Filipino weapons of choice for the martial arts are a lot of fun.
Arnis/Kali/Escrima Sticks: Long preferred for their functional benefit to self-defense training, the rattan sticks of the Filipino martial arts will always have some kind of fanbase of really serious students of blunt weapons.


   
   


The Staff: One of the most common of weapons, found throughout a variety of martial arts, the staff is a weapon that can often be found on hand in a variety of forms whenever you suddenly find yourself in a fight [http://www.health-style.ru/vanilla/discussion/279901/tips-for-mixed-martial-arts-mma-training Excellent Strategies When Doing Mixed Martial Arts Or MMA - Tips Provided] . Naturally, most people who study the staff do so for the relaxation found with mastering such a unique weapon instead of using it for actual violent purposes.
The Staff: The staff is another one of those weapons which was popular for many years because it can be translated into anything which can be considered a lengthy blunt weapon such as a pool cue or a broom stick [http://www.motoringoffenceadvice.co.uk/index.php?p=/discussion/103363/how-to-become-a-better-mma-or-mixed-martial-arts-fighter-tips-provided Tips and Tricks for MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) Training] . The staff just isn't an aggressor's weapon, since it would not typically be a first choice when going into a fight, but when learned it gives good defensive advantages.


   
   


The Three-Sectional Staff: You can regard this as a weapon with a cult following thanks to its appearance in the martial arts film classic The 36th Chamber of Shaolin. You could describe the three-sectional staff as part nunchakus, part staff.
The Three-Sectional Staff: You can actually regard this as a weapon with a cult following due to its appearance in the martial arts motion picture classic The 36th Chamber of Shaolin. You can describe the three-sectional staff as part nunchakus, part staff.


   
   


Shuriken: For better or for worse, shuriken throwing stars have long since been an integral part of the martial arts landscape since the ninja movie boom of the 1980s. While you do have to marvel at the design of these edged weapons, you also have to realize they are pretty dangerous and meant to hurt people. Such is the case with ninja weapons because they are grounded in assassination skills.
Shuriken: For better or for worse, shuriken throwing stars have long since been an integral part of the martial arts landscape since the ninja film boom of the 1980s. Too dangerous to be used for direct competition, these sharp weapons are typically useful for target practice as a show of proficiency. Such is usually the case with ninja weapons because they are rooted in assassination skills.


   
   


The Butterfly Swords: Curiosity about these weapons has risen thanks to renewed interest in the art of Wing Chun kung fu. So as to have an understanding of the art, you need to fully grasp the use of these swords.
The Butterfly Swords: As Wing Chun kung fu makes a popularity come back, the popularity of butterfly swords is also rising. In order to fully grasp the art, you must fully understand the use of these swords.


   
   


The Bow and Arrow: Because it's hard to master Zen archery, a lot of people are unable to resist trying. When you practice martial arts by using a bow and arrow your main goal is to learn to gain control over yourself as you patiently aim at your target.
The Bow and Arrow: The difficulty of mastering Zen archery is what makes the bow and arrow famous. The notion of learning to hit a target with an arrow is really intended to teach patience and self-mastery more than the actual science of using the bow.


   
   


This is just a short list of martial arts pop culture weaponry. You ought to enjoy trying to make full use of the fighting versatility of each and every martial art weapon.
These are merely some of the most popular martial arts weapons nowadays. Every one of these weapons requires careful study and practice.

Revision as of 20:47, 12 October 2016

The weapons used in martial arts are obviously an interesting topic for those who like either martial arts or weapons. Hobbyists around the globe collect these weapons. People have a natural awe for martial arts weapons. It can just be a pastime that someone does for the fun of it. Or, you may enjoy actually trying your own skills at using common martial arts weapons. Over the years, there have been many popular martial arts weapons. Here is a quick look at those weapons which have endured through the centuries.


Nunchakus: The truth is, nunchakus weren't initially created as a weapon. These were tools for rice grinding. Over time, weapon applications developed and when they made their movie introduction in the Bruce Lee movies of the early 1970s, they became the perfect martial arts weapons.


Samurai Sword: You could say the samurai sword has at last bested the nunchaku as the leading martial arts weapon thanks to the movies. Surprisingly, the samurai sword had been fading from popularity for a few years.


The Katana: It is likely you know this as the "short sword". It is a popular second weapon of choice for those who use a samurai sword. It has a small, but devoted following.


Arnis/Kali/Escrima Sticks: Long preferred for their functional benefit to self-defense training, the rattan sticks of the Filipino martial arts will always have some kind of fanbase of really serious students of blunt weapons.


The Staff: The staff is another one of those weapons which was popular for many years because it can be translated into anything which can be considered a lengthy blunt weapon such as a pool cue or a broom stick Tips and Tricks for MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) Training . The staff just isn't an aggressor's weapon, since it would not typically be a first choice when going into a fight, but when learned it gives good defensive advantages.


The Three-Sectional Staff: You can actually regard this as a weapon with a cult following due to its appearance in the martial arts motion picture classic The 36th Chamber of Shaolin. You can describe the three-sectional staff as part nunchakus, part staff.


Shuriken: For better or for worse, shuriken throwing stars have long since been an integral part of the martial arts landscape since the ninja film boom of the 1980s. Too dangerous to be used for direct competition, these sharp weapons are typically useful for target practice as a show of proficiency. Such is usually the case with ninja weapons because they are rooted in assassination skills.


The Butterfly Swords: As Wing Chun kung fu makes a popularity come back, the popularity of butterfly swords is also rising. In order to fully grasp the art, you must fully understand the use of these swords.


The Bow and Arrow: The difficulty of mastering Zen archery is what makes the bow and arrow famous. The notion of learning to hit a target with an arrow is really intended to teach patience and self-mastery more than the actual science of using the bow.


These are merely some of the most popular martial arts weapons nowadays. Every one of these weapons requires careful study and practice.

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