Impressive very impressive and also very unique and also very incredible I just wish I could have done something like this in my original karate class it would have made me into a stronger better person if I had to use the nunchucks to correct way and the right way to flow it's all about mastering the technique and knowing how to use your weapon the right way the way of the martial arts way 🥋🙏😌🙏🥋
The basics help, but the cross stance with the throw (aimed at throat and eyes) is misleading, as you should keep it under your armpit with the movement going into a flick that mimics a punch, where the target is either the neck, eyes or head. The Chinese dart is also a method that uses the throw, but it is necessary to use snapping movements with the chain and sticks. However, the technique could be beneficial for kata.
The further down, the more leverage, thus the more power and also of course, more range. This is one of the rare practical kata for actually striking with a nunchaku rather than learning body motions through a weapon.
it depends on who is teaching. more modern teachers teach to hold it further up. the older, more traditional styles teach this way. that is because this focuses more on striking power than speed. you also get better follow through with the longer grip. this allows for stronger strikes without the bounce back of the shorter grip. in either case, the follow through is quite important to avoid the bounce back and likelyhood of striking oneself.
@@AH-cu5zt who will lose his nunchucks as soon as he hits something, because the nunchucks will bounce out of his hands when he hits something hard. It slips out of his hand , when you have your grip higher it also can slip but then u have still grip under your hands. Because there is still some nunchucks under your hand you can hold.
@@areitomusic actually the nunchaku is a form of flail which was used to thresh grains in the late middle ages around the 15th century in germany and central europe. though the nunchaku (short flail) saw its first uses in asia around the 15th to early 16th centuries for threshing rice. it was also seen around the same time in the phillipines. sadly, the actual "origin" is not known. however, the weapon that the nunchaku came from is well known to have originated in germany and central europe.
Excellent video, no frills or nonsense Nunchaku practise. You can almost feel the power from the strikes. Most of the YT videos have people holding toy-like pairs which do not convince anyone.
For the record, people who are proficient with “theatrical tricks” know how to do basic striking maneuvers shown in this video. Once you go way pass this level, you start to humour yourself by spinning and tossing the chucks.
Does anyone know the complete name of this kata?
Nice
Thanks to whoever uploaded video 👍🤗
Clean as
Name of Kata: Matayoshi No Nunchaku Dai Ichi
Impressive very impressive and also very unique and also very incredible I just wish I could have done something like this in my original karate class it would have made me into a stronger better person if I had to use the nunchucks to correct way and the right way to flow it's all about mastering the technique and knowing how to use your weapon the right way the way of the martial arts way 🥋🙏😌🙏🥋
Thanks for sharing
The basics help, but the cross stance with the throw (aimed at throat and eyes) is misleading, as you should keep it under your armpit with the movement going into a flick that mimics a punch, where the target is either the neck, eyes or head. The Chinese dart is also a method that uses the throw, but it is necessary to use snapping movements with the chain and sticks. However, the technique could be beneficial for kata.
i love the sound of the air...thank you master!
Does anyone know who Sensei is or what specific martial art he practices? I'd love to see more, but this channel literally only has this video
Love it. The best. Are there other forms for the nunchaku?
Kata nr1 or nr2
Anybody knows the name and Kobudo style of this kata?
This is from Matayoshi Family Kobujutsu.
Isn’t it more practical to hold nunchucks further up
The further down, the more leverage, thus the more power and also of course, more range. This is one of the rare practical kata for actually striking with a nunchaku rather than learning body motions through a weapon.
I think u have no controle of Your nunchucks , when u hold them like in the video. You hold them 50 or 66procent from the top. Not all the way doen.
it depends on who is teaching. more modern teachers teach to hold it further up. the older, more traditional styles teach this way. that is because this focuses more on striking power than speed. you also get better follow through with the longer grip. this allows for stronger strikes without the bounce back of the shorter grip. in either case, the follow through is quite important to avoid the bounce back and likelyhood of striking oneself.
you dont know what the _ youre talking about homie. Its cuz hes an actual combatant not a show pony juggler.
@@AH-cu5zt who will lose his nunchucks as soon as he hits something, because the nunchucks will bounce out of his hands when he hits something hard. It slips out of his hand , when you have your grip higher it also can slip but then u have still grip under your hands. Because there is still some nunchucks under your hand you can hold.
Such a patient and detailed explanation!
Awesome
You did 3 kia Sensei is that right ?
Jacqueline Hulme did not ask this question.????
Name of Kata in Japanese?
arigatogozaimathsta
arigato
thank you
This is a good kata demonstrated with numerous practical applications if one takes the right approach. Thank you for sharing:
By far the best video I’ve seen on explaining kata in detail. Thank you.
Didnt the ninja create the nunchucks?
NO. Nunchaku is an Okinawan weapon - not Japanese.
@@areitomusic actually the nunchaku is a form of flail which was used to thresh grains in the late middle ages around the 15th century in germany and central europe. though the nunchaku (short flail) saw its first uses in asia around the 15th to early 16th centuries for threshing rice. it was also seen around the same time in the phillipines. sadly, the actual "origin" is not known. however, the weapon that the nunchaku came from is well known to have originated in germany and central europe.
What is this kata name
Excellent video, no frills or nonsense Nunchaku practise. You can almost feel the power from the strikes. Most of the YT videos have people holding toy-like pairs which do not convince anyone.
For the record, people who are proficient with “theatrical tricks” know how to do basic striking maneuvers shown in this video. Once you go way pass this level, you start to humour yourself by spinning and tossing the chucks.
@@joey9068 well said.
My god.
What’s wrong with a little flair???
@@joey9068 Wrong then you lose your muscle memory of this discipline!!
Great vid, thank you! This has helped me improve a lot.
Very nice and effective kata osu!!
Muchas gracias Sensei
please, can anyone tell me the master's name 'THANK YOU
Assokarate Nishiuchi Mikio Shihan 👍
スゴイ！！
name of the kata pls?
Now that we got the BnB out if the way, when is the combo MAD?
Sensei you are the real deal.
I had to write down the whole kata so I can remember it
What is the name of this style?
Okinawan kobudo
@@SuperPaulmax There are many different styles of kobudo in Okinawa. I study Rensei kai with Yogi sensei.
Sorry my bad I thought he was asking about what style of martial art .the style in the video is matayoshi kobudo
Man that's awesome! I can't wait to see if my Sensi will teach a nunchaku kata.
Who is this man in the video?
Shihan Nishiuchi
Mikio Nishuichi.. he became a closed door disciple in the Uechi Ryu style of Okinawan karate.
2018?
Name?
Shihan Nishiuchi
I felt like I could have gotten hit.
YEAH, that was awesome.
Osu. 🏯😌
Domo arigato sensai
Hi sir
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Thank you sensei!!