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| F irst I wish everyone you won't to follow my personal example. Indeed I tore my crossed ligaments of the right knee and as I could do anything else I began nunchucks. S o let's assume that you are a martial artist in shape and without problems. The most important thing is for you to have a club or at least someone who already know some good stuff about chucks. You will spare a lot of time practising the techniques and finding some new moves And that's not so widespread. I've watched a lot of videos of NASKA tournaments and I have to say that even though the guys are very good at trickin' they don't use the chucks so much (perfect example : Gemma Nguyen –Capitol Classics 2000). Two exceptions: Ryan Pinkston and of course Matt Emig. S o if you don't have the opportunity to practise with some “master” then buy Matt Emig's Rock Solid Chucks Techniques. I did it and trust me you won't regret it. He teaches all the basics moves some intermediates and more importantly he explains everything very well. It is a must have (nevertheless don't expect some throws or some techniques with one single chuck). As the opposite, don't buy Explosive nunchucks unless you are already a very good trickster. A fter this watch some videos and try to understand the moves. This quite hard you need to have already good basics and once more a “master” can be useful. Last but not least, keep in mind that THERE IS NOTHINNG ELSE THAN TRAINING, THERE ARE NO SECRETS, JUST WORK. I started nunchucks in January 2005 and the videos you've seen were filmed in July the same year, but keep in mind that during this time I trained something like 2 hours a day, 6 times a week most of the time. You can find some videos on the website of Nunchaku France at www.nunchaku.fr.st chapter “spectacles”. These vids are quite fancy but hard to decrypt. My 5 favorite “nunchuckers” 1-Matt Emig (USA) Good luck, work hard, train hard |
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