Wrist Spin combo to Hook Pass

The basic motion of this trick is almost identical to the Reverse Shoulder Pass (Demo/Tutorial). Instead of catching however we hook the Nunchaku around the opposite arm above the elbow, from behind the body. With the hook the Nunchaku can be pinned between your bicep and forearm or the chain allowed to just rest on the arm. At the same time as the hook occurs release grip of the bar in your hand, the Nunchaku will be briefly guided by the elbow of the side taking control. The released side will swing over your shoulder and without much help the momentum will deliver the loose bar back into the same hand.

The actual hook is really easy, its just more fun with all the spins! Enjoy!

F2BFS 2 B2BSAH 2 IFS/SAH 2 Backhand Catch 2 BB2BWS

Front to Back Finger Spin to Back to Back Spin/Aerial Hybrid to Intercept Finger Spin/Spin Aerial Hybrid to Backhand Catch to Broken Back to Back Wrist Spin. Don’t be put off by the name, once you understand the principles behind this its quite straight forward.

I’ll break it down into stages:

Start in Fronthand, Finger Spin to Backhand then the Spin/Aerial Hybrid (SAH). With the SAH you’re going to do the shape of a Back to Back Wrist Spin but instead of catching you flick the chucks into the air with an open palm, complimenting  the existing momentum to get an Aerial. Done right the path is predictable. Then comes the Intercept. Same as the yesterdays Intercept but in the opposite direct, Backhand to Backhand. Repeat the previous SAH but obviously with fingers instead, for another Aerial then catch in Backhand. Again not wasting any momentum you put your wrist in position so the Nunchaku wrap around, then catch.

The important things I see here are the SAH and the Intercept. With these tricks and a few more we haven’t covered yet you can bridge the gaps between other tricks with more tricks, off into infinity.. Beautiful!

More to come on that tomorrow. S