Finding a good demo is tough, we have a few forms with the double daggers but nothing we show, don't know of alot of styles that do use them, but this is a Jow Ga form with them...
check for Wing Lam on youtube.... somebody posted his entire BSL series out there & he's got a BSL double dagger set
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Yeah, thats a good book. My martial arts uncle wrote that a couple years ago. I believe its out of print but you might be able to find it on amazon.com or places like that. The military actually contacted Master Pickens and they used some material out of the book for their knife combat drills and such. There is a form within the pages, I believe its a White Crane Form using the double daggers. Like you said Kinetsudragon, its a pretty good book on the subject.
It is a good book in reference to the Chinese Double Daggers. I believe the actual book had been banned several years ago, but I know there are several still out there. I have gotten a few of them off of e-bay. There are also other Double Ring Dagger Forms that haven't been introduced main-stream yet. The Drunken Style favors them very much. Also, the white-crane dagger form is in the book, if you are interested in starting on the actual form. I have trained in the particular system that was mentioned above...only I train under Grandmaster Tim Pickens, who is executing the form in the R.D. Book. Feel free to post any replies..K
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Posted By: Mei Hua
Finding a good demo is tough, we have a few forms with the double daggers but nothing we show, don't know of alot of styles that do use them, but this is a Jow Ga form with them...
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I have seen that clip before. It is radically different to the double daggers form that I know. Our form has lots of low sweeps in it and is physically exhausting (… ok, maybe I should be a bit fitter!)
I am not sure of the origin of the form in that clip. Jow Ga in the US comes from Sigung Chow Biu’s lineage of Chow Gar (Jow Ga), which is the lineage that I am also from. However Jow Ga was introduced to the US by Sifu Dean Chin (who also studied Eagle Claw). Therefore that form itself may have other influences … of course there may also be more than one double dagger form in Chow Gar (Jow Ga)…
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Yes yes, theoretical centerline strategies and chain punching are really effective forms of combat.
Maybe for Mortal Kombat? Ya know, with a Chain Punch finisher . . .
It'll be like "FINISH HIM!!!!"
And you'll be like "Chainpunch"
And it'll be like "FATALITY!!!!"
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I also learned a praying mantis fist style from watching the actual insect itself. This was before I actually learned some seven star mantis.