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Learn how to do advanced moves with nunchucks or speed chucks with expert martial arts instructions in this free training video series on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn from our martial arts expert how to add L strikes to X strikes in your speed chucks training in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn how to train to do strikes and catches with nunchucks from our weapons expert in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn how to train to use your thumbs with these nunchuck instructions from an expert in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn from our expert in martial arts how to do an advanced combo move in training with nunchucks in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn how to change levels with helicopter spins in speed chuck training from our expert in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn from our expert how to use nunchucks to do a whip over in speed chuck training in this free martial arts video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn how to use nunchucks to do a thumb spin throw from our martial arts expert in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn how to use nunchucks to do a 360 around your neck with a demonstration from our martial arts expert in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn from an expert how to use your nunchucks to hit, and then how to catch in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn from our martial arts expert how to train to wind up nunchucks or speed chucks in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn how to use nunchucks to do throws and combos with an L strike, a great move, in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn how to use nunchucks to move with double X strikes from our martial arts expert in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn from a martial arts expert how to use nunchucks to do a flip and throw and combo move in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn how to use nunchucks to do a throw, from shoulder to shoulder, from our martial arts expert in this free training video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Learn from an expert about adding some speed to your nunchucks training in this free martial arts video on doing advanced nunchuck moves.
Nunchucks are a traditional weapon of the Kobudo weapons set and consists of two sticks connected at their ends with a short chain or rope. The nunchuck as a weapon has surged in popularity since martial artist Bruce Lee used it in his movies in the 1970's. It is generally considered by martial artists to be a limited weapon, although it is also one of the least understood. Complex and difficult to use, the nunchuck has a steep learning curve. It is also prone to inflicting injury on its user.
Speed chucks are a kind of nunchuck with a short string, thus allowing for faster movement. In this free video series, our expert will show you how to do advanced moves with nunchucks, from L strike combos and helicopter spins to thumb spins and double X's. These advanced moves are skills that every tae kwon do or martial arts expert should know. Once you're well into your nunchuck training, you will be ready to learn weapon moves, strikes, catches, and combinations that will impress everyone from grandma to Bruce Lee.
Caleb Labarda Caleb Labarda is a twenty-two-year-old Tae Kwon Do black belt. He has been studying the Martial Arts since he was eight-years-old, earning his first black belt at the age of eleven, his second degree at sixteen and his third degree at twenty-one. He has been competing since he was eight and instructing since he was sixteen. He has traveled and competed on the world NASKA tour and performed on ESPN2 for the world championship night at Walt Disney World Florida. <BR />dkdk
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