Uddha Sword Sinawali

[Abaniko]

Just another Friday night hangin' out after class, my instructor doing a little improv:


One by Vim, the other by Bura

 

[jnphares]

Uddhas are great short swords -- they're not very heavy to begin with, and the balance is back toward the grip, making them quite nimble. Very nice.

 

[Karda]

Pretty cool video!
If i tried that, I'd probably simultaneously cut both my arms off.

 

[John Shields]

Pretty cool video!
If i tried that, I'd probably simultaneously cut both my arms off.

At least it would look cool for 10 seconds. I'm still not sure which of the swords HI makes that I like best. They're all so different from each other and different from anything produced by anyone else. Even the Katana is vastly different.

 

[b.c.molin]

Excellent vid of a great sword in the hands of a very adept user. :thumbup:

I can now well understand and greatly appreciate your comment:

Uddha sinawali is something to see. Uddha swords goood :thumbup:.

IMO,

"...two Uddha swords goooda"

 

[Willow Myst]

N i c e !!!!!

 

[tedwca]

Cool vid, thanks for sharing.

 

[kukulza28]

:thumbup:Reminds me of butterfly-swords... but longer and the blade flow is.. different

 

[C.S. Graves]

Uddhas are great short swords -- they're not very heavy to begin with, and the balance is back toward the grip, making them quite nimble. Very nice.

Not very heavy compared to some HI wares at least! Might be a tad heavier than some of the sandata an FMA practitioner is liable to pick up... regardless, the guy makes it looks smooth and easy... like a blender with legs!

I was thinking that if one did some of those drills with two tarwars, they could really build some strength in their arms and trunk!