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Summary: Learn about staff fighting for kids and what you need to begin learn how to staff fight in this free staff fighting video series from martial arts expert Cody Stahlecker.
Cody Stahlecker started staff fighting when he was 8 years old. He learned the art of staff fighting from a missionary group. This group learned the sport while living in a foreign...read more
We have all seen the little boys or girls that are determined to cause destruction. They may be sitting on top of a hill side throwing rocks at cars. Or, they may be teasing Mrs. Wilson's cat. While most of the acts are innocent enough, there can be the potential for danger. Who knows what might happen? However, what if your child may just be suffering from boredom? May be all of these acts of rebellion and destruction are symptoms of a lack of creativity in their lives. If you have noticed your child's lust for damaging personal property, it may be good to direct that negative energy elsewhere.
Staff fighting is an excellent way for your kid to get some aggression out. It is also an excellent introduction to the world of martial arts. In this free video series, let Cody Stahlecker show you how to do some basic staff fighting moves. You can create a staff out of just about anything. Not only will your kids get the exercise they need, they also may learn some handy self defense techniques as well. So, take a moment, and learn about staff fighting kids.
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"Hello, I'm Cody Stalacker. I'm the representative of Expert Village and I will be teaching you staff fighting. Staff fighting is an old art, sometimes in Karate, Tae Kwon-Doh or fencing. I'm going to teach this is three basic steps: How to hold a staff, how to block with it and how to attack. Well the staff, it's really inexpensive, all you need is two staffs if you're going to fight someone, plenty of open space and a friend."
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