XENA Chakram Real Life Trick Shots (Day 1-14 Compilation) 

XENA Chakram Real Life Trick Shots (Day 1-14 Compilation)
Did you Enjoyed the show Xena Princess Warrior as Much I Did? Because in this Compilation i will try to replicate some of the Throws that she was doing with a Chakram but in Real Life! I will try some Long Distance Throws, Very Difficult Trick-Shots like Splitting Apple in the Air but mainly i want to show you how a Chakram/Chakri Works! Enjoy
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- More Informations about a Chakram:
The chakram (Tamil: chakkaram; Sanskrit: chakram; Punjabi: chakkar; Malay: cakeram) is a throwing tool from the Indian subcontinent.One of its major purpose is also to protect the turban and the head from melee. It is circular with a sharpened outer edge and a diameter of 12-30 centimetres (4.7-11.8 in). It is also known as chalikar[2] meaning "circle", and was sometimes referred to in English writings as a "war-quoit". The Chakram is primarily a throwing tool but can also be used hand-to-hand. A smaller variant called chakri was worn on the wrist. A related weapon is the chakri dong, a bamboo staff with a chakri attached at one end.
Javanese Chakram can take a different form. They have a cross of iron in the center joining to a hole in the center and a shape on the edge. Each tip of the crossed iron had a shape like arrow tip. Between the two iron cross it was carved with a fire ball, and the tip of the fire ball had a smaller arrow tip, so it had 4 larger arrow tips and 4 smaller arrow tips on the blade. Another parts were made from bronze; diameter about 17 cm (6.7 in). It had a small (1⁄2-inch (13 mm) diameter) hole in the centre to rotate the chakram before it launches. Outside this small hole it was carved with an 8 petal lotus in close form and 4 petal lotus outside.
The earliest references to the chakram come from the Indian epics Mahabharata and Ramayana where the Sudarshana Chakra is the tool of the god Vishnu. Contemporaneous Tamil poems from the 2nd century BC record it as thikiri (திகிரி). Chakra-dhāri ("chakram-wielder" or "disc-bearer") is a name for Krishna. The chakram was later used extensively by the Sikhs at least until the days of Ranjit Singh.Even in present days the Nihangs wear chakkar on their damalaas and is also in the uniform of Sikh Regiment worn on turban. It came to be associated with Sikhs because of the Nihang practice of wearing chakram on their arms, around the neck and even tied in tiers on high turbans. The Portuguese chronicler Duarte Barbosa writes (c. 1516) of the chakram being used in the Delhi Sultanate.
Chakram are traditionally made from steel or brass which is beaten into a circular shape against an anvil with an indentation for the curvature. Two ends are connected with a piece of brass and then heated, forming a complete circle before the brass is removed.
The chakram is 0.5-1.0 in (13-25 mm) wide and is typically 5-12 in (130-300 mm) in diameter. The smaller variations are known as chakri while the larger ones are called vada chakra which were as large as a shield.
Modern inventions and applications:
In the 1970s, the American inventor Alan Adler began attempting to improve upon a flying toy disc by considering its design characteristics. He tried streamlining the shape of the disc to reduce drag, but this resulted in a disc that was more unstable in flight. Eventually, inspired by British accounts of deadly Indian weaponry and martial arts, he turned his attention to the ring shape of the chakram. This led to the development of the predecessor of the Aerobie, which was called the "Skyro"
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