How to Do Tricks With Nunchucks
Purchase your nunchucks., Purchase a book., Focus on basic moves., Do research., Feel your nunchucks., Learn basic tricks., Try the complex stuff.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Purchase your nunchucks.
Go to a quality martial arts site and get foam or rubber training nunchucks with a cord.
Do not buy a set of wooden, metal or hard acrylic nunchucks for your first pair , Nunchaku; Karate Weapons of Self Defence is a helpful intermediate guide for individuals who are experienced in martial arts.
However, you may want to invest in a book that is aimed at a beginner's level. , These moves are more beneficial for beginners.
As Bruce Lee said, "I do not fear the man who has practiced 1000 moves once, but I fear the man who has practiced one move 1000 times." So practice!, Watch Bruce Lee's "Fist of Fury," paying close attention to the scene in the karate dojo.
Go on YouTube and search for "nunchaku" and/or "nunchuck tricks".
Even if the techniques are too advanced for you, seeing them in action will help you get a feel for how nunchucks are used. , They should be soft, not hard"
as you might expect , Now you have "the feel"
you can spin them faster, do a figure 8, and pass them under your legs, over your shoulder and under your arms. , Try to replicate a few of the moves you've seen on the Internet.
Naturally, take it slow for your first time around.
Work your way up the ladder, as many of these complex tricks are simply basic techniques used in an unusual way.
More often than not, advanced moves are just basic steps executed with brilliant speed and impeccable timing.
It can be difficult to remember to start off, but persevere and you will learn quickly. -
Step 2: Purchase a book.
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Step 3: Focus on basic moves.
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Step 4: Do research.
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Step 5: Feel your nunchucks.
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Step 6: Learn basic tricks.
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Step 7: Try the complex stuff.
Detailed Guide
Go to a quality martial arts site and get foam or rubber training nunchucks with a cord.
Do not buy a set of wooden, metal or hard acrylic nunchucks for your first pair , Nunchaku; Karate Weapons of Self Defence is a helpful intermediate guide for individuals who are experienced in martial arts.
However, you may want to invest in a book that is aimed at a beginner's level. , These moves are more beneficial for beginners.
As Bruce Lee said, "I do not fear the man who has practiced 1000 moves once, but I fear the man who has practiced one move 1000 times." So practice!, Watch Bruce Lee's "Fist of Fury," paying close attention to the scene in the karate dojo.
Go on YouTube and search for "nunchaku" and/or "nunchuck tricks".
Even if the techniques are too advanced for you, seeing them in action will help you get a feel for how nunchucks are used. , They should be soft, not hard"
as you might expect , Now you have "the feel"
you can spin them faster, do a figure 8, and pass them under your legs, over your shoulder and under your arms. , Try to replicate a few of the moves you've seen on the Internet.
Naturally, take it slow for your first time around.
Work your way up the ladder, as many of these complex tricks are simply basic techniques used in an unusual way.
More often than not, advanced moves are just basic steps executed with brilliant speed and impeccable timing.
It can be difficult to remember to start off, but persevere and you will learn quickly.
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