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Q: How to Make a Wooden Name Train.
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Q: How to Train With Wooden Swords.
A: 1. Get a wooden sword. You can purchase one online or at a local martial arts shop. Make sure that your sword can be held comfortably and is balanced. 2. Balanc... Read More »

Q: What is the name of the wooden, metal-studded, spinning training ...
A: I could also be the Muk Yan Jong, a traditionally wooden practice Dummy Or, the Sui Sau Jong, which has a spinning arm. And for the other answerer, kung fu is a... Read More »

Q: Who invented the first wooden train?
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