What kind of nunchucks did Bruce Lee use? The kind of rope wood?

Bruce Lee's age is relatively old, and nunchucks have not yet become popular at that time (in fact, the popularity of nunchucks is largely due to Bruce Lee), so the sticks can only be made or customized.

Bruce Lee's nunchucks are black rubber, 30cm single, and are linked by a thin iron chain in the middle. It's heavy.

Later, after the development of later generations, now the rope wooden stick and stainless steel stick are very mature.

The rope stick is very easy to use, and I am using it myself. The main advantages are that the center of gravity is backward, the friction is stable, the stick itself has a taper, and it is relatively easy to pass through the security check.

The wooden stick with the chain is hilarious and will easily come loose in the place of the link.

Don't believe things like "the knife of the rope breaks as soon as you cut it". The stick itself is unlikely to be cut on its own dancing, and the paracord is strong. You insist that you take a 20,000 ocean Dongying knife to cut 50 yuan nunchucks, which belongs to finding fault Nunchucks are offensive **, and there is no defense at all.

It's chained. The rope is not strong and easy to break. The masters use iron chains. The rope doesn't work, but it doesn't hurt you. I also learned nunchucks, and I bought them in chains. As long as you practice well, it doesn't matter

Because it is necessary to ensure the safety of the supporting characters, the kind of rope wood is used.

The nunchuck is originally lethal, and it is recommended to use the kind of rope wood, the general master, I think it will use an iron chain, because it can strongly lock the enemy's **, but the rope will be broken as soon as it is cut. If it is a beginner, it is recommended to use rope to do it, the safety and type are better...

For a long time, some nunchucks books and many places on the Internet have appeared such a statement: Bruce Lee's standard nunchuck size stick length is 30cm long, chain length 12cm, and total length 72cm, and this is set as the standard size of nunchucks. Many novices on the Internet ask about the standard size of nunchucks, and some stupid people who don't understand how to think about things without their brains move this statement, so that it spreads.

Yes, there are nunchucks like 30-12-30, and there are a few people who are used to this size. The nunchucks in the following ** seem to be used by Bruce Lee for practice, and the chain length looks shorter, I don't know if it's 12cm, because the chain with a long angle at this angle will also look short. Because it can be seen that the number of chains is relatively small, it should not exceed 15cm.

If you look at the picture on the right below, it's not like 30:12 at scaleThe one on the left looks a bit like the proportions, but it may not be like that due to the angle.

The nunchucks in "Raptors Across the River" have at least 13 chains, and the chain length is at least 20cm, I estimate that it is at least 23cm

Jingwumen, Dragon Fight, Death Game

It can be seen that whether it is a chain length of 14cm or more than 20cm, Bruce Lee can use it freely. This also shows that there is no such standard, and although everyone has certain habits, it doesn't matter what the chain length is when the technology really reaches a certain height.

Legend has it that nunchucks were founded by Zhao Kuangyin, Taizu of the Song Dynasty, and were originally known as ** dragon stick (also known as big sweep in modern north) and small pan dragon stick (small sweep). However, at that time, the dragon stick was shorter at one end and longer at the other end, which was specially used to sweep the enemy's horses, armor-piercing soldiers or hard weapons, so that it lost its combat effectiveness [this kind of nunchucks, one long and one short, are also often called 'tiger tail tips']. Later, this weapon spread from the south to the Philippines and from the east to Japan.

Due to the changes of history, the nunchuck has been changed to its current appearance: the total length is 72 cm, each body is 30 cm, and there is an iron chain or nylon rope in the middle, which is about 12 cm long. Bruce Lee's nunchucks are this standard 72cm nunchuck, which is different from the traditional large and small coiled dragon sticks.

Since the founding of Mr. Bruce Lee, the king of kung fu, Jeet Kune Do has been known for its strong and fast movements. Nunchucks are the essence of it. His nunchuck technique is perfect, and he is at the pinnacle of his rapidity.

The majestic gesture of wielding the nunchuck in the film is still impressive to this day. Film critics at the time said that just watching Bruce Lee's nunchucks was enough for the ticket price. Since the nunchuck accompanied Bruce Lee's kung fu films, it has been widely spread around the world because it is a soft and hard, soft and steel weapon, which can be collected and released, short and concise, easy to carry, and infinitely powerful in close combat.

Bruce Lee went to the United States to develop, meet friends with martial arts, and make friends with world fighting masters. Among them, there is a master, known as the "Philippine stick king" Irushandu, this person is good at nunchucks and Philippine short sticks, stick skills are perfect, because of admiration for Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do and cast himself under Bruce Lee, devote himself to learning Jeet Kune Do. At the same time, Bruce Lee also learned this nunchuck technique from him, and after some hard training and painstaking research, he reached a more peak realm.

As long as you have watched his films, you will know that it is not like some traditional "flower shelf" and "troupe" kung fu, but a real magic stunt. The legend that has been passed down to Japan and the exact history of nunchucks is unknown to anyone. However, we have an idea of how it will develop.

Most likely, the prototype of the nunchuck was an agricultural implement. It was used as a flail or horse chew. In the thirteenth or fourteenth century, many Chinese immigrated to Okinawa (an island near Japan).

These Chinese settled mainly in the city of Kumemura. They are proficient in a variety of martial arts. One of them is to use one**.

They call this **: "nunchuck". The Japanese are very interested in this martial art.

A large number of Japanese travel to Kumemura to learn this fascinating martial art of self-defense. The technique that was later learned was translated by the Japanese into their name, and the name of ** was changed. The Japanese began to call this **:

nunchaku”。They also changed the shape of the nunchucks. The Chinese-style nunchucks are made up of two round sticks connected by iron chains.

The Japanese use ropes to connect two octagonal sticks. This type of nunchucks in turn developed different styles.

Nunchucks have been around since ancient times. In the past, soldiers accidentally broke the long stick in battle, and because it was urgently needed, they used ropes to connect the broken sticks, but found that this method would be more suitable for some specific combat environments, such as sweeping horses' feet, so later the rope was changed to iron chains and became nunchucks. The earliest prototypes were a long section and a short one, and when used, the long section was held in the hand and the short end was used to attack the target.

Later, gradually, some people thought of shortening it so that they could carry it with them and become a self-defense **, so they sawed the long end to the same length as the other, and in this way, the short nunchucks were born. Later, people divided the long stick into three sections, which became the three-section stick.

Therefore, nunchucks were not invented by Bruce Lee, but it was he who first brought nunchucks to the screen and became a pioneer in nunchucks performances.

Inspired by his apprentice Inoxanadu, although nunchucks have long been available in China, few people use them, but they are popular in the Philippines, and Bruce Lee is nunchucks again!!

Nunchucks don't seem to have been invented by Bruce Lee, they have been around for a long time (the earliest statement I saw was in the Song Dynasty), and it evolved from a weapon, which I call it a throwing stick (in fact, I don't know what it's called), it's a long stick, and a short iron chain comes out of one end, connected to a short stick about the length of a forearm.

At that time, he was good at Jeet Kune Do, but after all, human power could not resist ** attacks, and he thought of a ** that was both flexible and capable, so he invented nunchucks.

It used to be called a pin-and-shoot stick, and it was long on one side and short on the other.

As the brother said before.

It was probably invented in the Song Dynasty.

There are long pins and short sticks.

Today in the northwest area, there are still people practicing.

And there's something called a flail that looks like a nunchuck.

Nunchucks have been around for a long time Bruce Lee just created the style of play.

Nunchucks were not created by Bruce Lee.

80% of people think that nunchucks were created by Bruce Lee, and the truth is this!

When it comes to the history of nunchucks, it is necessary to mention one thing: the flail (which you may have seen in the countryside) is a tool used to thresh wheat or beans, consisting of a bamboo pole and a rectangular block made of hard rattan, which are connected by a wooden stick or bamboo stick (roughly pictured on the right). This is the flail I have seen, and it should be similar to the flail used by the ancients.

When the flail is wielded, the rectangular braided block rotates around its axis and hits the ground just parallel to the ground when it strikes upward. Therefore, sun-dried wheat, beans and other shell crops are placed on the ground and their kernels can be peeled off by striking them with a flail.

In ancient times, wars continued for many years, and clever military strategists always tried their best to invent more powerful ** for warfare, so there was a flail. The flail gradually matured and became an independent martial art. Immigration and cultural exchanges brought the art of flail to Japan, the Philippines and other countries, where it was improved to form the nunchucks that are now in shape.

The Philippines has the highest level of achievement in stick art and is known as the "magic wand". Everyone is most familiar with Bruce Lee's tall and nunchucks master Inosanto.

Bruce Lee learned nunchucks from Irushando, and applied his Jeet Kune Do concepts to improve and innovate, forming his fierce and clever nunchucks, and successfully brought them to the screen, with his kung fu films swept the world.

So nunchucks were not invented by Bruce Lee.