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    This document lists and describes various types of sticks used for different purposes around the world, including soldier, police, civilian, and dueling sticks of various cultures. It also covers sticks used for sparring, drilling, dancing, marching, throwing, and exercises. Dimensions and weights are provided for many different traditional and modern stick varieties.

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    Sticks & Staves Organized

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    This document lists and describes various types of sticks used for different purposes around the world, including soldier, police, civilian, and dueling sticks of various cultures. It also covers sticks used for sparring, drilling, dancing, marching, throwing, and exercises. Dimensions and weights are provided for many different traditional and modern stick varieties.

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    Soldier Sticks

    Police Sticks

    Civilians Sticks

    Umbrella, Cane,

    Branch, Broom, Mop, Rake, Shovel, Rod, Bar, Pipe

    Wrench, Bat,

    Dueling Sticks

    British Single Stick= 86c/2'10”

    British Quarterstaff= 183c/6’

    British Shilelah= 122c/4’

    French Canne= 95c/3’1”

    French Baton= 140c/4’7”

    Italian Canne= 95c/3’1”

    Italian Bastone= 140c/4’7

    Portuguese Pao= 145c/4’9”

    Filipino Baston= 66-76c/2’2”-2’6”

    Japanese Shinai= 62-120c/2’-3'11”

    Japanese Mokuju= 133-166c/4’4”-5’5”

    Korean Jukto= 130c/3'11”

    Punjabi Gatka= 91-107c/2'11”-3’6”

    Bengali Lathi= 183-241c/6’-8’

    Tamil Silambam= 168c/5’6”

    Okinawan Bojutsu= 183c/6’

    Egyptian Tahtib= 140c/4’7”


    Algerian Matrag= 115c/3’9”

    Zulu Donga= 183c/6’

    Canaria Palo= 120-180c/3'11”-5'11”

    Mexican Rope Club= 91c/3’

    Venezuelan Garrote= 80c/2’6”

    Argentine Baston= 60-90c/1'11”-2'11”

    American Joust Stick= 213c/7’

    American Pugil Stick= 151c/4’3”

    American SCA Sticks

    Turkish Matrak

    Sudanese Nuba Stick

    Somali Itsunka

    Palo do Brasil

    Juego del Palo Canaria

    Columbian Grima

    Iranian Cub

    Sparring Sticks

    Drilling Sticks

    Chinese Gun= 183c/6’

    Vietnamese Con= 183c/6’

    Japanese Bo= 183c/6’

    Korean Bong= 183c/6’


    Indonesian Toya= 183c/6’

    Malay Tongkat= 183c/6’

    Filipino Bankaw=183c/6’

    Thai Phlog= 183c/6’

    Cambodian Dambong Veng= 183c/6’

    Burmese Banshay= 183c/6’

    Cambodian Dambong Clei

    Thai Krabong=

    Jo= 127c

    Tambo- 100c

    Hanbo- 90c

    Korean Dan Bong

    Korean Bahang Mahng Ee

    Korean Jee Phang Ee

    Korean Mog Chong

    Dancing Sticks

    British Rod= 120-240c/3'11”-7'11”

    Portuguese Pao= 145c/4’9”

    Portuguese Paulito= 39cm/1’4”

    Catalonia Baston= 40-50c/1’4”-1’7”

    Spanish Palo=

    Brazilian Grima= 50-60c/1’7”-1’11”

    Cuban Baston= 40c/1’4”

    Marching Sticks
    British Rod/Staff= 120-240c/3'11”-7'11”

    Throwing Sticks

    British Batten= 45c/1’5”

    Swedish Kastpinna= 25-30c/10”-1’

    Finish Karttu/Mailat- 85/2’10”

    Russian Bit/Palok- 85-100c/2’10”-3’3”

    Weighted Sticks

    Gada

    Meel

    Indian Club

    Tsuburito

    Tanrenbo

    Filipino Baston= 66-76c/2’2”-2’6”

    Korean Bahang Mahng Ee= 66-76c/2’2”-2’6”

    Argentine Eskrima=60-90c/2’-3’

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