The most dangerous weapon in kung fu! The Legendary 3 Sectional Staff!

Brand NEW3 Sectional Staff review coming soon!
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[turtlesage]

I need to learn this weapon to get over my fear of chained weapons.

[Nopperabou-Snerk]

People think of playful cloud when they see this but I think of stinkmeaner in hell

[blue_boy]

I feel like this man just show 1% of his power, he went easy on us

[hwoods]

I got a staff with 27 sections. Step your game up.

[itsok]

> shades on
> Imagine dragons on blast

Bro foesnt think he's toji... HE HIS TOJI

[williamthomas]

Not the most dangerous, but one of the most challenging to perform with.

[cadannancarrow]

Most in the comments have no idea how hard this is good shit keep up the good work

[我在這裡]

Shadow Fight 2's shortest weapon animation:

[pnwqclg]

>Please do not try unless you have foam
Damn right!!!

My first pair of nunchaku were made from oak. After 3 years, a ton of bruises and one hairline fracture that ended up healing without issue, I would trust my life to 'em in a brawl any day of the week except gunday. Outside of flourishes and tricks, most underestimate their ease of use.


My first sanjiegun was made from wenge.
I gave myself a nice bruise all the way across my abdomen and then on the back of my knee in one fumble. I'm still awkward with my foam-clad PVC sanjiegun after 2 years, yet I've never touched a pair of foam nunchaku.

Yes, they look very similar.
Yes, they're both classified as sectional flails because they can execute a majority of their non-sectional counterparts' techniques.
No, in reality they're about as similar as a staff and a fighting stick. A sanjiegun is a two-handed weapon; even double nunchaku doesn't prepare you to keep *both* hands *and* your core synchronized with *two* pivots. Manipulating it is almost nothing like nunchaku; while one of the main requirements for avoiding fumbles is similar to stabilizing a staff at full-speed, except any hesitation is instantly punished with a full-power strike right back at you. You have to know how to start, and how to stop.

If you see someone doing anything other than self-flagellation with a wooden (or, deity-forbid, metal) sanjiegun, know that they've been at it for years and are very impressive, disciplined, and; most importantly; badass human beings.

[barneyadams]

That last movement is awesome! The only one I haven't tried yet. I know what I'm doing today 😊

[musicsunday]

wow, i have never seen anyone use this, looks like a great weapon to train with!

[iamthesleepyone]

bro might be toji, but all jokes aside, this is pretty damn impressive

[marcusthompson]

My dad had a wooden set and a foam set they was the best in the garden

[andretri]

The weapon in movie fearless by kungfu star jeet lee

[dgundeadforge]

do you klnow where i can get or make good foam ones that can be used in sparring/won't break?

[Jedi_Jed]

I don’t know. I wield tri-staff and am rather scared of the chain whip. Things that can wrap your limbs build speed right before cracking you. I’d also say spinning the tri-staff is only good for skill and transitions. Probably wouldn’t do it in a fight.

[danialaj]

It really is heavy, not some light nunchucks many are used to.

[HONEYBUNNYra]

where can I get foam three section staff😢

[teymurerdogmus]

What should be the thickness of the stick length and chain length, can you please answer?

[LRTd]

gotta get my hands on at least a trainer version of one of these... any clue where to start looking?