This is a video review for the “hide a chuck” nunchaku. This nunchucks can be screwed to form a baton or unscrew to form a nunchaku.
Hard wooden nunchucks: prochux sinking in water
This video show how the Brazilian cherry prochux sink in water. This hard wood nunchakus sink in water because they are denser than water (this means they have more weight per cubic centimeter). I wish I could go back to my old school teacher, and when she ask if wood float on water, I would answer, it depends on the type of wood and it density =P
Win a Prochux contest: Promoting the Freestyle Nunchaku World Cup 2013
– Max 1 minute
– Make a video reply to this video
– DEADLINE: 20th OCTOBER
– Promote the Freestyle Nunchaku World Cup 2013, that will be hold at http://freestyleforum.net
The winner have to pay for the shipping
The winner will be decide by random
(maybe: another prochux to the most creative video decide by the Freestyle Forum staff… it depends on the finances 🙂 )
Please answer this about the site
Recently I have been having some problems with the hosting of nunchakututorials.com, and I wanted to know if anyone is having problems while visiting this site.
If you could answer these questions in the comments, would be awesome, because I’m thinking on switching to another hosting company.
– Does the site loads fast? Or you have to wait a lot to see the site?
– Have you got any errors while navigating the site?
Please post your answers in the comments, so I can know if the actual hosting server is okay, or I should change of hosting company.
Thanks a lot, and keep chucking!
Freestyle Nunchaku Video Trip
Freestyle Nunchaku
Some updates news, I recently took a little trip to film some nunchaku videos, and I have a lot of them! They are mostly to the “Library of Tricks” section, were you can see the nunchaku tricks in 3 angles, and then in slow motion.
I think that the locations are really cool, and give a better view than my backyard that if you have seen my videos, you already know it, so it’s a great change.
I have around 90 videos to upload, but instead of uploading all at once and have them lost somewhere, without any views, I will be uploading a new video after the last uploaded video hits 100 views. This 100 views milestone is to at least know that the video was seen, and it was worth doing it, so if you can share the videos it would be awesome!
I hope that many people will learn with these videos, and that I will be able to upload all of them very soon! (but that depends on the views)
Chuck Off 2010 Glow nunchaku
Here is my entry for the tournament Chuck Off, in the year 2010, hold at freestyleforum.net
The nunchaku I used in this video was a home made glow nunchaku, the one I made in this tutorial
HELP! Join the freestyle cause
Hi folks,
April is near, and that means that the hosting of NunchakuTutorials.com have to be payed. I have tried to make this site free, and that’s why you see ads in the site, but the problem is that the money I have get from the ads is not enough to pay the site costs.
In April I have to pay USD$110.00 for the hosting (the virtual space where the site is stored), and I don’t have the money =(
So, if you have enjoy nunchakututorials.com, or you have learn something here, please help us back! It doesn’t matter how much you donate, if 110 people donate 1 dollar, we can reach the goal!
You can donate at http://nunchakututorials.com, in the right there is a PayPal donation button.
Please help NunchakuTutorials, and I hope that in the future the site will be able to pay the costs by the revenue from the ads.
Thanks a lot!
Sincerely,
jmvicuna
Dead Camera
I bought the Sony Bloggie camera to make the videos for the site, but now it’s dead.
I don’t know why, but it won’t start no matter what I do.
On February 1st I send it to sony, because I still have the warranty, and they told me that it would be okay on February 8th, and today, the 14th, the camera is still in “inspection”. I wanted to make lots of videos now, because I ended my thesis (and passed it 🙂 ), but with no camera, I can’t record anything.
I hope they will hurry up, and that it will be as good as it was before.
Have fun and keep chucking!
Magazine Nunchaku from Esipking
Esipking sent me a picture of the nunchaku he made, with the Magazine Nunchaku Tutorial.
If you wan’t to make your own magazine nunchaku, check the tutorial here:Â http://nunchakututorials.com/freechaku/how-to-make-nunchucks-anywhere-with-stuff-found-at-home/
New Site Look
I have finally changed the look of nunchakututorials.com, to this one!
The old look was a bit boring to read, so I hope you will like this look a lot more!
Also, the Freestyle Nunchaku Map is already open to everyone… so explore about freechaku! It’s still need some work, but the general picture of it will let you know the possibilities it has.
To look the Freestyle Nunchaku Map, go here: http://map.nunchakututorials.com