Lightweight and Flexible Wushu Jian for Competition

DaYe Competition Wushu Straight Sword

DaYe Competition Wushu Straight Sword - HD1013

The DaYe Competition Wushu Straight Sword (HD1013) is a lightweight Jian designed specifically for modern Wushu athletes. Created by the renowned brand DaYe Heng Tong, this sword meets the latest requirements of the 2024 IWUF Wushu Rules, making it an ideal choice for competitive practice and performances.

Key Features:

Lightweight and Flexible Blade:
Designed for optimal performance, the flexible blade enhances precision and control during Wushu forms.
High-Quality Craftsmanship:
Built by DaYe Heng Tong, a trusted name in martial arts equipment, this Jian is crafted with attention to balance and durability.
Includes a Complimentary Bag:
Comes with a free storage and transport bag (non-returnable and non-exchangeable).
Optional Tassel:
Add an optional tassel to enhance performance (available at an additional cost).
Range of Sizes:
Available in male and female sizes to suit every practitioner’s height and requirements.
2024 IWUF-Compliant Design:
Meets the technical and aesthetic standards for modern Wushu competition.

Choosing the Right Sword Length:

Per 2024 IWUF Wushu guidelines, the tip of the sword should not drop below the top of the ear when held in the left hand with the handle guard in the palm. Proper sword length enhances control, balance, and technique precision during competition.

Style/Size	Blade Length	Sword Weight
Female/#1	27”	.8 lbs
Female/#2	28”	.9 lbs
Female/#3	28.5”	.9 lbs
Female/#4	29”	0.9 lbs
Female/#5 Male #4	30”	0.9 lbs
Female/#6 Male #5	30.5”	0.9 lbs
Female/#7 Male #6	31.5”	0.9 lb
Female/#8 Male #7	32.5”	0.9 Lb
Male #8	33.45"	1 lb.
Male #9	35"	1.1 lbs.

2024 IWUF Sword Technique Requirements:

Cì Jiàn (Straight Sword Thrust):
Extend the blade forward in a straight thrust with the arm and blade aligned. The force is focused on the tip, demonstrating precision and control.
Pi Jiàn (Sword Chop):
Perform a powerful downward chop with the blade. This movement emphasizes strength and fluidity, requiring controlled wrist motion.
Diǎn Jiàn (Pointing Sword):
Raise the wrist to direct the sword tip downward in a precise pointing motion, demonstrating finesse and accuracy.
Bēng Jiàn (Upward Tilt):
Tilt the sword tip upward in a smooth arc, often used as a transition between movements, showcasing rhythm and flow.
Tiǎo Jiàn (Flicking Sword):
Use the wrist to flick the sword tip quickly, emphasizing agility and sharpness in execution.
Lì Jiàn (Horizontal Sweep):
Sweep the sword horizontally to demonstrate momentum control and fluidity of movement.
Guà Jiàn (Hook):
Execute a hooking motion with the blade in a circular path, showing precision and elegance in defensive and transitional techniques.

Why Choose the HD1013 Jian?

This sword is the perfect companion for modern Wushu athletes. Its lightweight and flexible design allows practitioners to perform IWUF-compliant movements with ease.

Whether for practice or competition, the HD1013 Jian ensures you stand out with precision and elegance.