This polypropylene training sword set from Kalaj Kutter is a perfect addition to any martial artist's training tools. The sword features a hidden tang and an edgeless black blade made of polypropylene. It is designed for ambidextrous use and is cord-wrapped for a comfortable grip.
This training sword is ideal for practitioners of Kali, Pencak Silat, and FMA who want to hone their skills with a practice sword. It is an original piece and hand-crafted in the United States. Use it for solo practice or with a partner for sparring. Get your hands on this training sword set and take your martial arts training to the next level.
* Great feel in the hands
* Hand Crafted from High Quality Black Polypropylene
* 21" overall = Kris
* 1 " ring hole = Karambit
Sword 12 strike Pattern DVD
Full force, hard hitting strikes. Using a single sword there are many striking patterns. Finding proper flow with your strikes is the ultimate goal when training single sword. Once you have proper flow, speed and power comes naturally. You will receive within this DVD stepping, breathing, and more techniques on building power with your strikes. The 12 strike pattern is the basic when training single sword, and should be practiced diligently. Learn the meaning of full force combat techniques when you train Multi-Range Combat Science.
Very Important: this DVD has the 12 strike techniques, and the complete run time of this video is about 12 minutes.
Karambit/ Kerambit DVD
The Karambit has ever been a concealed part of Silat, only passed on the highest ranking students (and only if their teacher knew about it). There are many techniques available for the practitioner who trains in Karambit defense/ offense arts that are not available to the general public (until now). You will learn Proper handling, disarms, how to defend against stabs, slashes, using all 4 grips and more. Only Multi-Range Combat Science will assist you in the hidden journey of martial arts.
Very Important: this DVD has 11 techniques, and the complete run time of this video is about 14 minutes