Shaolin Yin Hand Staff Adapted to Walking Cane

A project I've been working on for a bit lately. The Shaolin Yin Shou Gun (literally "negative hand staff") form is a classic staff form whose components can be traced back at least as far as the Ming Dynasty. It is still taught as a beginning weapon form to students of Shaolin Kung Fu.
Here I have adapted this form from the long staff to short normal everyday walking cane. This took a little creativity but it's far from as good as it's gonna get. A work-in-progress. As all martial arts are.
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[@simontemplarGB]

I remember the ministry of silly walks, but seriously: beautiful movement.

[@jeffdocherty]

Good going man thank you for sharing

[@WhiteApeMA]

Thank you so much. It's really quite fun to try to adapt weapon forms and concepts to other weapons. More to come!

[@Zerpersande]

That’s cute

[@WhiteApeMA]

Thanks.

[@bradfordrobertw]

Very nice.

[@WhiteApeMA]

Thanks!

[@chaplainsoffice6907]

If the disabled could dance like this, they would not need s cane.

[@WhiteApeMA]

Oh huh... never thought of that. Wow, this changes everything!

[@chaplainsoffice6907]

​​@@WhiteApeMA My post is the results of 62 years in the dojo, and still practice six days a week with my Bo staff and Jo at 75 years of age..

[@WhiteApeMA]

That's great man, hope you can keep doing it for years to come 😁

[@hungsingkwoonusa650]

well done bro

[@WhiteApeMA]

Thank you so much! 🙏