In freestyle, you need to know lots of moves and tricks to do with your chuck. This is in order to put them in your freestyle session, so it wont look boring, and you will be able to show your creative linking them up, and creating unique works, with your body and your nunchuck.
But, to do this, you need a good control over your nunchaku, so you should train control too.
This series of videos will guide some workouts to gain a better control of your nunchaku. And you will FEEL it!
The workouts are very short, the longest is 2 minutes, so if you choose one (or more) and you do them once a day, in no time you will get results.
The key for having a better control is to do, whichever routine you choose, once a day, until you feel that you have a good control during your freestyle. If you want to do more than one routine per day, then do not do it one after the other… give your body time to rest, and to learn. While you sleep, you “archive” in your brain the things you did during the day, so remember this, and be constant, but don’t do the same routine in the same day.
hi man, could you reup this video plz? i openned the youtube link but it’s not available now.
thanks in advance.
Wow, I must have deleted all the “controlling your nunchaku” tutorials by mistake! Right now I don’t have them in my computer, but I will make the videos again, and re-upload them. I will reply again when they are ready. Sorry for the problem.
Hi. video has been deleted! can I ignore this video and watch other steps? (I’m new to nunchaku)
Thanks
Now is online. Sorry for the trouble.
Hi! I have a question.
When you’re spinning the nunchaku, is it strictly mandatory to have the stick you hold perpendicular to the one which is spinning?
I ask this because in some videos in Youtube looks like the stick in the hand has some inclination towards the arm.
Thanks!
For training this specific exercise, yes, the nunchaku have to be perpendicular (one stick to the other), but for freestyle, you can spin in whatever angle you like it most, depending on what you are doing. Sometimes you may want to spin it perpendicular, and other times you may want to spin the nunchaku as a stick (both sticks perfectly align with the cord, creating a straight line). It all depends in what you are doing, and how comfortable you feel with it.
Cheers!