Training the sword arts, following the Wudang tradition.

About Wudang Sword

Wudang Sword is an umbrella term referring to a number of related sword systems, using the Jian (剑), a double-edged straight sword. Frequently used in a single hand, it is known for it’s sophisticated lines of attack, and graceful movements which combine soft and hard elements.

Within the Sydney Wudang Sword Academy we train Wudang sword from lineages descended from Song Weiyi and Li Jinglin.


Our Commitment to Safety

The safety of all club members is our highest priority. While we are firmly committed to the belief that to truly understand how to use a sword, sparring is essential, we also require protective equipment so that no injuries are caused.

To this end, protective gear must be worn while sparring or engaging in partner exercises.

Sparring Jian Standards

Item Description
Edge The edge must be free of sharp edges, jagged burrs or nicks. And must be filed smooth. Edge must be greater than 1.5mm in width
Blade The blade must be free of cracks and warping
Point The point of the blade must be made with either a rolled or spatulated tip. Points must be covered with leather, a minimum of 2mm thick and securely fastened in place.
Length Maximum blade length of 83cm from rear side of guard.
Weight 750-900g
Guard May be any historically typical Jian design, including “ace of spades”, “downturned”, “upturned”, or “disc” style. Maybe manufactured in a modern method but must not enclose the hand.
Flex Less than 10kg in a scale flex test

Classes

Solo Sword Training

  • Each Saturday 3-6pm, at UTS Ross-Milburne Sports Hall - Dance Studio. This class is part of UTS Kung Fu.

Partner Sword Training


Locations

UTS Ross-Milbourne Sports Hall - Dance Studio

The Dance Studio is located on the Mezzanine Level of the UTS Ross-Milburne Sports Hall, located at 745 Harris St, Ultimo NSW 2007


Affiliated Schools

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