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Good works jackGa ^0^
Well, impracticality may be its appearance, I see it as more of a protection seeing as how it appears to be a single bladed weapon. I have seen effective weaponry uses with single edged swords where swordsmen would block with the spine of their blade, using the thickest edge to take the brunt of a chopping blow. Thus, the guard is designed so that if the enemy expects it and turns his blade to follow the spine down for your hands, they are protected.