An important part of Fei Jing practice is mastering different weapons - from the traditional Chinese staff, spear, sword and knife to the "eagle claws" that are specific to the style. Weapons work comes after the student has mastered the stances, the trajectories and the basic empty-hand forms.
| Weapon | Form in the grading syllabus | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Nunchaku | nunchaku tao | 6 |
| Staff | staff tao | 7 |
| Two knives | double knife tao | 8 |
| Sabre | sabre tao | 8 |
| Two sabres | double sabre tao | 9 |
| Sword | sword tao | 9 |
| Staff (breathing) | breathing tao with the staff | 9 |
The 10th grade also requires self-defence against an armed opponent. In Fei Jing the weapon is an extension of the arm: it follows the same five trajectories and the same pulsing between Yin and Yang.
At the 2001 national championship the club won gold and silver in the "Fei Jing with weapons" event. See the competitions.