Biangan Whip Staff - Staff, Spear, and Sword in One Versatile Tool

Biangan, the Whip Staff, is a kungfu weapon popularized in ancient China along the silk road. Caravan drivers would carry sturdy staffs made of white wax wood that they used to drive the caravan, and when it inevitably happened, used it to defend from bandits.
It was called a mother weapon, because it gives rise to all the different techniques of different weapons. In this overview video, see how it can channel the strength of the essential kung fu weapons and their qualities: the silk reeling spiral power of spear, the flowing grace of sword, the explosive power of the long staff, and more. It is a great way to develop the tendons and Jin of the practitioner.
See also how this weapon's exceptional speed and agility made it a trustworthy companion to those who traveled the most dangerous journeys.

[@beenright5115]

Very cool demo! Love it!

[@phoenixmountaintaichi]

Thank you! Do you have any favorite weapons to train?

[@christoddes]

I love your explanations. They are very clear and concise. I tried to give you credit but I realized that I didn't even know your name.

[@phoenixmountaintaichi]

Haha, my name is Chester! Thank you so much Chris!

[@nvisblfist1]

The nice thing about the Whip staff is that it is similar in length to a hiking stick which means that you can carry it with you in public places unlike a sword or spear or staff.

[@phoenixmountaintaichi]

Very true. And also while hiking! My own staff is charred at the tip from stirring camp fire and charcoal ha ha.