Guan Yu's Dragon Glaive VS Two Swordsmen

#Guan Yu #Three Kingdoms #halberd

[HRmocap]

I'm a white armor man. Sorry guys. I'm 42 years old. I wasn't fit enough. There was a lot of controversy, so I measured the weight today. That weapon weighs 3.1kg. It's never light, like the comments here. Actually, I use a 6.5KG glave. I haven't felt a big difference of 2kg or 3kg, and I haven't thought about weighing it. But in reality, that white glave is also very heavy. The blade weighs 1.1KG. It has heavy metal in the black part of the blade. But the blade made it as flexible and safe as possible for the safety of the opponent. If it was a real 5kg weapon and the blade was 3kg, everyone would have been hurt. But this is a sport for us, not martial arts for murder. Let's settle for testing, simulating. Sometimes you want a hell of a battle reality... we even have a working life in real life hahaha.

[XiangYu]

99% accurate, the only 1% missing is the requirement to stroke your beard literally after every swing

[Seanbo]

2:40 The way he gets the kill then immediately tries to swipe the other swordman's feet was really impressive to me.

[KoongYe]

When you lose, it's because you don't have the luscious beard.

[ricedreem]

Makes me think how legends are just legends, and what actual battlefield survivability was like back then, instead of through the myths and stories we hear. Amazing channel!

[jessmith]

That jumping air strike tho was nasty lol

[Nioclas]

This time it actually is a glaive, most underrated polearm, nice

[Kogasengaha_Hishoshi]

Guan Yuchang and his Dao. Mans must've been a menace lol

[JockHuns]

Hello🤗 I'm huns, who participated as another kendo. It was scary and funny😵

[Sajuuk]

One of the best martial arts channels on the internet 👍💪

[rebshannonling]

That was an impressive demonstration and a good sense of how agile and powerful the legendary Guan Yu was.

[chowspecial]

This just shows how dynasty warriors guanyu was such a beast

[Martijn_Steinpatz]

I'm really digging this Glaive guy

[gunh]

It seems the story of Romance of the Three Kingdoms is right about Guan Yu's Dragon Glaive. The book said that the Glaive has the weight of 40 kg, and entirely made from metal. And every time we see Guan Yu in action (in every Three Kingdoms drama out there), he always use swinging movement, like what the White Armor Man doing in this sparring. The point of the technique actually use the weight of the weapon to overcome the enemy defense. So when the user swing his Guan Dao, even if the enemy parry it with their weapon, they will still overwhelmed by the weight factor of the Blade. That's why Guan Yu won a lot in battle (at least in Romance of the Three Kingdoms book). He used he muscles and the weight of his weapon to overcome the enemy defense, so whenever he swing his Dao, it doesn't matter if the enemy parry it or not, it will always score a kill for him.

[RexRecon]

2:59 Lord Guan tanked a hit to the face and sent that sword flying. That's so badass.

[natnr]

That looked really fun. And kudos to white armor man; he's got real technique there.

[Holywinter]

He forgot his arm was broke and blocked LOL

[StarBoundFables]

That armour's so amazing! & I love watching y'all have fun with different weapon types A mini-documentary on building similar armour would be epic

[jaysjour]

Really interesting how a lot of the times the swordsmen are just really scared of that massive weapon. Psychology plays a big part in fights and coming with a fat armor and huge weapon can intimidate the crap out of someone!

[Diremouse]

Theses videos are always awesome. And I still want that dudes armor.