oh hey! we always talked about doing this but never had the equipment. they look a little heavy. interested to hear how the rules were adapted from jian. -mb

Where can I find a wooden Miao Dao? thanks in advance

Wow

Makes me wish I had Baji and Pigua options available in my area…sadly, it feels like the latter is nigh-impossible to find in the US as is

Boy, I've been that guy on the receiving end of demos, I know how he feels!

Great treatise on the miaodao and demonstration of its use. Good Work

Seems practical and direct with just a few steps.

Good stuff. 😎💙🙏🏼 I like this a lot.

Great demo, love it !

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Very good demonstration, simple but powerful

nice.bravo.

Much respect to the guy in the blue for taking those shots. I've been in his position when my Sifu demonstrates on me so I know that feeling.

Awesome video. Thank you!

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Many of the techniques shown in this video are incredibly similar to the techniques found in Fiore dei Liberi’s manuscript from early 15th century Italy. When it comes to practical sword techniques, simplicity and efficiency are what would keep the swordsman alive in dangerous situations.

This is really cool. I have always been interested in finding a single edged katana-like sword that was longer than a regular katana and had a longer hilt for more power and range but I didn't want one as big as a nodachi. However, the Miaodao looks like it might be the exact type of sword I've been looking for! I will look into buying one soon and try to learn some basic techniques. The wide, powerful cuts are the exact type of fighting style I want to learn! Thank you for sharing :)

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