Sep 20, 2015 · Gou Lian Dao (鈎鐮刀, lit. 'Hook sickle glaive') was a Chinese polearm that resembled, but distinct from, Yan Yue Dao (偃月刀). Instead of a forward-pointing protrusion like that of Yan Yue Dao, Gou Lian Dao had a sharpened hook on the back of …

The hook sword, twin hooks, fu tao, hu tou gou (tiger head hook) or shuang gou (Chinese: 鈎 or 鉤; pinyin: Gōu) is a Chinese weapon traditionally associated with northern styles of Chinese martial arts and Wushu weapons routines; however, it …

Their light tunics allow these agile warriors to move quickly to easily dodge enemy blows, their gou lian dao polearms deflecting incoming projectiles so that they bounce off and clatter harmlessly to the ground. The gou lian dao is a polearm with a curved blade and a smaller, sharpened hook.

Gou Lian Dao (鈎鐮刀, lit. 'Hook sickle glaive') is a Chinese polearm that resembles, but distinct from, Yan Yue Dao (偃月刀). Instead of a forward-pointing protrusion like that of Yan Yue Dao, Gou Lian Dao has a sharpened hook on the back of its blade that points backwards.

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Apr 28, 2016 · Ba Gua Hook Sickle Swords (Ba Gua Gou Lian Jian) These weapons resemble a kind of tomahawk more than a sword. In usage they resemble the Rooster Claw Knives, and in fact many of the movements for these two weapons are essentially the same. The difference is in the Shen Fa and power dynamic.

Their light tunics allow these agile warriors to move quickly to easily dodge enemy blows, their gou lian dao polearms deflecting incoming projectiles so that they bounce off and clatter harmlessly to the ground. The gou lian dao is a polearm with a curved blade and a smaller, sharpened hook.

Their light tunics allow these agile warriors to move quickly to easily dodge enemy blows, their gou lian dao polearms deflecting incoming projectiles so that they bounce off and clatter harmlessly to the ground. The gou lian dao is a polearm with a curved blade and a smaller, sharpened hook.

KOU LIEN TAO | GOU LIAN DAO This powerful pole-arm shares the same razor sharp blade as the Eyebrow Glaive plus features a sharp sickle, that can be used to capture weapons or dismount enemy cavalrymen. Hooked Glaives are designed to be effective at slashing, chopping, thrusting, and capturing.

Gou Lian Dao (鈎鐮刀, lit. 'Hook sickle glaive') was a Chinese polearm that resembled, but distinct from, Yan Yue Dao (偃月刀). Instead of a forward-pointing protrusion like that of Yan Yue Dao, Gou Lian Dao had a sharpened hook on the back of its blade pointing downwards.