Bo Staff Techniques : Types of Bo Staffs
Rattan bo staffs are generally double headed while white wax wood staffs are tapered on one end. Learn about the differences between double-headed bo staffs and tapered bo staffs in this free video.
Expert: Dan Schmidt
Bio: Sifu Dan Schmidt is a National Kung Fu Champion who has trained since childhood under master Nick Scrima, master instructor of the Chinese Martial Arts Centers in Pinellas County, Florida.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:1:54
Tags: arts, bo, Expert, fighting, free, fu, how, kung, martial, staff, stick, techniques, to, Village, weapons
CBREEZY2014
So what?
So what?
redcobra59
cunt.
cunt.
sweffe96
No sherlock?
No sherlock?
upperworld06
u can order them …
u can order them from BudK catalog if that’s what you mean
TangPolice
this guy isnt …
this guy isnt chineese
WurdBendur
Waxwood is …
Waxwood is definitely the best. Also, it has been around a lot longer than the video suggests. and has been used for ages because it works so well. It’s light, flexible, and extremely strong and won’t splinter like other wood. Bamboo and rattan are both actually grass, not wood, and they are not very strong. They’re mostly used for practice because when they break they shred instead of splintering.
Also, you can grow your own waxwood. It comes from Ligustrum lucidum, a common shrub.
Shack
You can find them …
You can find them online. I would like to know The pros and Cons tho. Which would be better for training and using? White Wax, Bamboo, Oak? I dont think the expert village people actually respond to these comments :/
walatalalaw
not very long but …
not very long but quite precise and interesting. thank you!
are white wax wood staffs purchasable in the west? I meen europ and america, or are they only found in china or asia?