Flowtricks is the #1 stop to learn the art of creative weapons and flow arts performance. We are based in Omaha, NE. We have three instructors on board: Ken Hill, Jason Jadud and JJ Nunchaku.
I'll show you step by step how to become amazing, from beginner to advanced. The system I've created makes it easy for a beginner to follow. No more getting lost with where to go next. Once you advance, there are plenty of variables to keep you occupied.
As you may know, I'm an internationally recognized fire nunchuck performer/instructor. I also like to spin other props, especially staff. I perform with Quixotic Fusion and have done some shows at amazing festivals. I love teaching and sharing this art with others.
Ok but like hear me out, your one of the guys in the back waiting for food, this guys been doing these crazy tricks for the last 45 minutes, its impressive but you are STARVING, and again, you’ve been watching him for a while, so when your food is served you just wanna eat, right?
@@Sockkpot nah, my dad Vietnam Vet, purple heart, I grew up with the Big Black Belt out the closet...you stand there with a growling stomach, til his flames go out. And applause... BUT YOU'RE RIGHT ACTUALLY! 😂
Fantastic! Very useful advice especially for those starting to take it up a level with free styling. Definitely the biggest for me is that buzz saw tip, you see so many doing it but it could be so much better
No comments in Pioneers on this one yet JJ. LOL Great tips, love the message at the end. That off-timed buzzsaw is so awesome. Man, you're good. Have a good one sir!! 🙏
Oh an one more thing Ken Hill your awesome! The dedication you have to the art and your subscribers is unprecedented ! You are a inspiration! Thank you 😊
I have a pair of ignis just so I can program them for shows ( logos for the sponsors) but I totally agree over priced and do not feel confident spinning them . I wish they could come out with a affordable pair that is built to last😢
@@realchix I'm surprised you think Ignis is amazing. Let me explain my personal experience with them, which matches the review mentioned. After being ignored by their customer service, I reluctantly accepted defeat. A year later, I decided to post an honest review about my experience. Immediately after posting, Ignis contacted me using aggressive intimidation tactics. They rudely demanded that I remove my honest review. During a discussion with an Ignis representative, they admitted that their sales and support teams had indeed ghosted me. They then attempted to bribe me to take down my review by offering two sets of poi. I explained that I had already purchased from their competitor, Lighttoys, and that I wouldn't remove my honest review. At this point, they began cursing at me over the phone and WhatsApp. They threatened to keep a close eye on me, mentioning they had access to my social media accounts through WhatsApp and Facebook. This has been my experience with Ignis. I would not recommend them, as they behave like bullies and use intimidation tactics. There are many similar reviews about them online as well. www.reddit.com/r/flowarts/comments/vc3zwm/ignis_pixel_vs_lighttoys_visual_poi/ au.trustpilot.com/review/ignispixel.com
@@realchix I attempted to file a warranty claim after owning the poi for 3 months. One of the poi was malfunctioning, working only intermittently and shutting off randomly.
I just want to get inside your brain for a second. Did you click on this video thinking "Ah yes. This channel is for serious combatants. Warriors looking to inflict as much damage as possible using the nunchucks as weapons! Let's see their elite techniques! What!? Do these fools not realize that this is tactically unsound? Does this guy really think he will gain an advantage on the battlefield by throwing is weapon into the air?! I must educate these idiots before they try this in a real fight! I MUST LET THEM KNOW THE FOLLY OF THEIR WAYS!" Is that accurate? Do you think you're intelligent?
