Recommend the name of the stick

Price: Novices often drop the stick or bump into hard objects, thus damaging the beauty of the stick. Expensive and fancy sticks are not recommended.

There is also silence: the disadvantages of the sound stick outweigh the advantages. First, novices will have tinnitus and uncomfortable ears after using it, which will have a noise impact on people nearby. If it is beneficial, there will be passion with the sound of the stick. Recommend the silent stick-you can practice at any time, regardless of neighbors and people around you.

Flat-headed and round-headed: Generally, the round-headed sticks are over 500 grams, which is not suitable for beginners.

Generally speaking, you can choose the common fancy stick of 220g or 330g.

When a novice chooses a stick, weight is the most important thing. It's not that weight is not good, but that he needs to combine himself. Generally, when novices practice sticks (whether fancy or actual combat), they choose a lighter 200-350g. The basis of practice is to repeat an action many times, and it takes a lot of strength to use a heavy stick. Your attention is focused on exertion, not technique. It takes a lot of effort, so your movements will be irregular. When the technology passes the test (standard action, no dropping the stick, no hitting yourself, no fear), you can choose the weight, diameter, rod length, chain length and material according to your own wishes.

For example, yesterday (yesterday, the day before I answered your question), when I was practicing a stick, my strength was rising. My wrist was slapped with a stick and I was "beep" at the joint of the tiger's mouth. I'm still rubbing oil and ice ~ ~ ~ This is the result of the heavy stick and my inattention (I'm weak, and the 350-gram stick has done this to my wristband).