Can anyone tell me how different this is to use from a Rope Dart? I’m not sure I can distinguish any practical difference, just from looking at routines as an amateur.
The movements are pretty much the same when you’re talking about single headed meteor hammers. Meteor hammers of course have a much heavier weight on the end, and in some traditional instances were much longer than rope darts. So the balance is potentially quite different when using one versus the other
Meteor hammer and rope dart are definitely some of the hardest weapons to use. The crazy thing is also watching masters do it who can pivot side to side seemingly instantly and hit targets with pinpoint accuracy
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Gracefully chaotic weapon. Very cool!
Can anyone tell me how different this is to use from a Rope Dart? I’m not sure I can distinguish any practical difference, just from looking at routines as an amateur.
The movements are pretty much the same when you’re talking about single headed meteor hammers.
Meteor hammers of course have a much heavier weight on the end, and in some traditional instances were much longer than rope darts. So the balance is potentially quite different when using one versus the other
This has to be the hardest weapon for demonstration, isn't it? So easy to mess up. Literally yoyo but times 1000.
Meteor hammer and rope dart are definitely some of the hardest weapons to use.
The crazy thing is also watching masters do it who can pivot side to side seemingly instantly and hit targets with pinpoint accuracy
How come the seats are empty?
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