Weapons: Southern Butterfly Swords Quarter The butterfly swords are short dao’s, or single-edged swords originally from southern China. The blade is roughly the size of a human forearm for easy concealment and greater maneuverability. The curved part of the guard can be used to block or hook an opponents weapon. Non-lethal attacks can be delivered by using the guard like “brass knuckles” or using the pommel to hammer into the attacker. Butterfly swords are most commonly seen in the Chinese martial arts styles Wing Chun and Hung Gar. ....

Weapons: Southern Butterfly Swords Quarter The butterfly swords are short dao’s, or single-edged swords originally from southern China. The blade is roughly the size of a human forearm for easy concealment and greater maneuverability. The curved part of the guard can be used to block or hook an opponents weapon. Non-lethal attacks can be delivered by using the guard like “brass knuckles” or using the pommel to hammer into the attacker. Butterfly swords are most commonly seen in the Chinese martial arts styles Wing Chun and Hung Gar. ....

Weapons: Southern Butterfly Swords Quarter The butterfly swords are short dao’s, or single-edged swords originally from southern China. The blade is roughly the size of a human forearm for easy concealment and greater maneuverability. The curved part of the guard can be used to block or hook an opponents weapon. Non-lethal attacks can be delivered by using the guard like “brass knuckles” or using the pommel to hammer into the attacker. Butterfly swords are most commonly seen in the Chinese martial arts styles Wing Chun and Hung Gar. ....

LIL' DRAGONS LEOPARD STYLE QUARTER: Leopard style emphasizes speed and angular attacks. The leopard does not overwhelm or rely on strength, but instead relies on speed and outsmarting its opponent. The power of the style derives from its aggressive speed. The leopard practitioner will focus on elbows, knees, low kicks, and leopard punches. ....