Learn How To Use Nunchucks For Beginners #1

Learn how to use nunchucks for beginners in this fast martial arts weapons tutorial for nunchaku or nunchucks!

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[PtrPizzarelli]

Straight into the information from the start of the video, no annoying preamble. Unprecedented on YouTube

[trishasao]

My dad used to teach em to me, but he's not here to do so now but I found you! Thank you so much<3

[CPLJimmy-bhkc]

Got my first set when I was 13 years old now I'm 60 and you never forget how to kick some ass.

[Andy-wxwx]

Started using foam chucks for warming up, this is a great video for beginners and I'm 52!

[sparkscommunication]

This was very helpful! I used to take martial arts during my teen years and I placed 1st in the nunchuck competition. It felt awesome but it's been over 30 years! I just received my nunchucks and your guidance was perfect! It is never too late to pick up an old skill. I decided, WHY NOT! Becoming the best version of myself taking tiny steps and trying new scary things. Thank you!!!

[doctorbrassica]

I guess you made this a while ago, but just to let you know, it's still teaching! I'm 59, been training KungFu for a year, and just starting with nunchuks. I learnt a lot from this lesson and am noticing the improvement each time I run it. Thank you.

[curiousfever]

I just got a pair of nunchucks and started watching your videos and I wanted to thank you for sharing your knowledge. It has been very helpful and I have to say I'm taking your advice with the warm ups and I notice improvements in my technique every day.

[aaroncohenour]

Always loved Michaelangelo. Ninja Turtles made me love martial arts.

[prasunroy]

I have two nunchakus, steel & wooden. Still practice at 56 yrs. Thanks for your video.

[benjaminburton]

Very cool video and well explained techniques. I recently signed my future step daughter up for Kung Fu class and then decided to join myself at age 37. I've been going for about a month now and I'm consumed by it. Obviously I'm a long ways off from weapons training, but wanted to do some research. I've always been intrigued by nunchucks, mostly because of TMNT. I'm going to come back to this video series when I'm ready. Thank you Matt!

[realitygamedesign]

Just grabbed my first pair of foam chucks and your videos are PERFECT.

[FRSCO]

Just bought my first pair. This video helped a lot. Learned so much in only my first day. Can’t wait to keep practicing.

[goldenbergconstruction]

I worked everyday at this since Mid May. I did well and was really liking it except I was growing a fear of getting hit in the elbow. Last night I got hit in the elbow again and the wrist and realized I am just to damn old to incur any more pain points in my body. I am dropping it and my nunchucks are gone. I felt working at it helped with upper body stiffness and joint pain. But those whacks are more than I am willing to pay at 70. Thankyou for the good service and being a part of the videos I have watched.

[jasonreid]

Our Dad taught my brother's & I from the time we were toddlers.

Went from foam, to wood, to hollow, then solid steel. It was just a way of life.

I didn't even realize how natural it was, & the muscle memory until I bought my son (10) his first wood chucks.

*Yes I hit my balls which made him die laughing. It still gets brought up at Thanksgiving.

[haleyheavenhill]

Very very clear teaching! You make it look easy. A good teacher makes a hard activity look easy. A bad teacher makes the simplest thing too darn complicated so you don’t know where to start or where to go. You’re a great teacher! Thanks so much!

[donoglesbee]

I really like the way you teach. Very well done. I'm 46 and have fell out of practice, but I'm starting up again. Thank you, my friend.

[norahstuff]

Thanks for taking the time to show us. I have been practicing by using your video(s) now for about a month and have made some awesome improvements. Thanks so much again, brother.

[robertlawsonjr.]

Thanks very much for this lesson. Turning my palm downward has really helped, especially as I'm trying to learn the figure 8.

[mgmmaze]

I'm 43 and finally decided to give into the childhood desire to learn. Saw this video and got one pair of chucks. Yeah just doing 30 seconds orbital front and back and my forearms are fire. 🤣

[CC-gfnt]

Very light hearted, matter of fact, style of teaching. Boils down to passion really. Playing guitar, drag racing, playing hockey or any discipline. Passion encourages continuum which overcomes impatience and time needed for proficiency