The Feicha, sometimes spelled Fei-Cha, is an ancient martial arts weapon from the Kung Fu tradition of China. This Feicha is a masterpiece for professional performers. The name means a flying fork or a flying spear. It has been used with contact staff techniques for thousands of years and is the origin of contact staff as we know it today.

Fei Cha - 表演飞叉 - flying fork trident's!

2015年1月21日 · Fei Cha Performance (表演飞叉) flying fork trident

Dragon Staff is a fire-spinning adaptation of the ancient Chinese weapon Fei Cha, a trident like weapon. Demonstration of traditional fei cha.

Gui fei cha is a more oxidized than most other oolongs and I find it unique because you get all those deep rich roasty notes but no charcoal flavor. We are able to enjoy this rich, honey aromatic tea because of bugs.

Great perfomance of the Fei Cha - Flying Fork Trident

Gui Fei Cha ("concubine tea") is an uncommon oolong from Taiwan. It's produced via a unique method: it's briefly allowed to be attacked by insects. The plant's natural defense to the invasion changes the flavor of the leaf and unexpectedly yields a distinctive floral, almost honey-like aroma and taste to the tea.

Dragon Staffs are a relatively new prop. Like Contact Staff, Dragon Staff was derived from the Chinese art of Fei Cha. Many of the moves are very similar to Contact Staff, with the added challenge that the staff needs to be almost constantly rolled. Many tricks that work with Contact Staff don't work with Dragon staff because of this.

Contact Staff is a style of Staff Spinning that focuses on ways that staffs can be manipulated without the use of hands. What is currently considered Contact Staff is derived from the ancient Chinese art Fei Cha, and popularised by the talented staff spinner MCP (Michael Caden Pike).

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