How To Use Nunchaku (CORRECTLY!) - Jesse Enkamp

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@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

Do you want to learn MORE Kobudo? 🥋 My online course teaches you BO (staff), SAI, TONFA, KAMA, NUNCHAKU, TEKKO, EIKU, TINBE & ROCHIN. Link: www.kobudomastery.com 👍

@narongroth2678 5 лет назад

Please make the videos about the Sansetsukon!

@medicineman2640 5 лет назад

If possible please make a video about katana or samurai sword use or even kali/eskrima sticks use video

@medicineman2640 5 лет назад

And if possible can you do a video of heian nidan kata and other katas if possible sensai Jesse

@navyadham9082 5 лет назад

Can u film some self defence techniques that can help people in daily life

@garynaccarto8636 5 лет назад

Nunchaku are preaty fast and are dificult to counter and dodge I am preaty sure that the majority of the time you are not going to need fancy party tricks to throw of your opponent especially if you are actually compentent in martial arts.

@waaagh3203 3 года назад

I have to disagree with one thing: sometimes, martial artists learn those party tricks for fun BUT STILL train and know how to use it in the correct manner. They just enjoy knowing party tricks as well :D :D :D. So you can know for sure they don't know how to use it hahaha!

@TOCR815 3 года назад

I agree. In my case, the "party tricks" help with dexterity so I'm more fluid in handling the nunchaku.

@surfdigby 3 года назад

The party tricks of swooshing them round your body can also sometimes make people change their mind, as it demonstrates that you're not a novice. Nobody gets hit. Nobody gets hurt. Nobody gets arrested. Good result.

@florisvandenhoeven3729 3 года назад

Although you would have to admit that those instances are rare. For someone who studied Nunchaku-do it's frustrating to see. Therefore I was happily surprised by this video of Jesse! Keep up the good work Jesse!

@DoctorZisIN 2 года назад

Well said. If you can grab the nunchaku short, you can grab it long. Plus full hits with a heavy nunchaku can be overkill. I have found that grabbing near the string, what you lose in power you gain in speed, and I have been able to disarm opponents with heavy canes an sticks by striking next to the hand. It has plenty of power, and just because one person knows how to twirl, does NOT mean that they don't know what they're doing.

@Octopussyist 2 года назад

So, why do most of them grab it so close to the string? That way you might as well twirl a baton around by its thong. In fact even that would make more sense because it gives more reach half a nunchaku.

@shihanUKS 2 года назад

Being a vet from the early seventies, I had an instructor who made a name for himself in tournaments using those twirls and flips with a pair of transparent fiberglass nunchaku. The crowds loved it . We continued performing demos over the years using them in that fashion. But its still a weapon and we lose that sometimes especially with how movies romanticized their use. Then I saw Fumio Demura explode fruit off peoples heads and open palms, the traps and chokes, and defense against other weapons using the application described here. It just increased my respect for the weapon.

@briansydnor4331 5 лет назад

The way I typically explain it to students is: the further up the handle you go, you gain more control and dexterity over the weapon, but you lose power. And you can really feel it, especially with the traditional model used for your demo. That design is practically unusable if held from anywhere but the ends. It's also worth mentioning, for safety's sake, that the invention of the ball-bearing "swivel-cap" design (illegal for outdoor use, where I live...) made the nunchaku fairly hazardous no matter where one holds the stick. As for the flashy stuff, don't knock it 'till you've tried it haha. If you're going to spend a lifetime with this famous weapon, there are worse ways to pass the time. Looking forward to the next video! Perhaps one on traditional nunchaku sparring...?

@neiljwelsman469 5 лет назад

Well said!!

@simpletongeek 5 лет назад

Or as Fumio Demura said, "you gain speed, but lose power". Strength is not the only element in combat. I notice that he didn't hold the staff by the end, either. What's wrong? Don't you want more power? That's like saying that anything that isn't a haymaker punch is wrong. That's so obviously misguided. Also, what's with catching it with the waist? I always slow it down before catching it, that way, I can catch it anyway, anytime, and anywhere. Catching it full force with the waist can hurt your hip, no matter how strong you think you are. I think "wrong" is too strong of a word. There are different applications to the weapon, or rice flails, which is a farming tool, to pound rice, separating it from the husks. If I should say things politely, then I should say that any nunchaku practitioner that cannot do fancy tricks, has knowledge that is incomplete.

@themole9898 5 лет назад

Agreed! I can do all the fancy tricks as well as utilize it as a weapon.. We learn the "tricks" to learn complete control over the nunchucks.

@rctrue 4 года назад

@@themole9898 total mastery of the weapon

@leonardoarrighi5898 4 года назад

@@themole9898 exactly!

@AndoMierzwa 5 лет назад

Love this video! Thanks for keeping it real, Sensei! :)

@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

That’s all I’ve ever known! Real recognize real buddy! 💪

@ksrikesh7911 2 года назад

@@KARATEbyJesse Nunchaku is holded at middle not at end

@darthsidious3429 Год назад

@@ksrikesh7911 grow up

@gummy1188 3 года назад

3:16 Me when I walk into another room and forget what I went in there for

@Gojiraking 3 года назад

Wow. It’s rare to see someone teaching real nunchaku on RU-vid. I’m used to frauds like that Jake Mace Tai Chi guy. Thanks for the lesson!

@littleshadow2707 2 года назад

Jake Mace is legit, but he comes from a Chinese martial arts (Kung Fu) background, so he may not know as much as he should with Japanese/Okinawan weapons!

@kushalreddy8991 5 лет назад

Absolutely right there is lot of difference between the fancy and traditional nunchuku

@MichelLinschoten 5 лет назад

They have one thing in common nobody uses them in a fight..same with karate lol

@paulordeman5169 4 года назад

Oh wow. I've finally found a video of somebody who actually knows how to use a Nunchaku as a weapon! Thank you for this video Lol. I drop my nunchaku when I try doing those fancy party tricks as well.

@lonnielewek7168 5 лет назад

I can do fancy crap but training with the WEAPON and focusing on function, swinging and most importantly hitting made me adapt to hold it lower where you hold it or 1-2 inches higher unintentionally as I practice. Your technique of striking literally wowed me. Your hip catch is impressive. Much tighter than my by the side catch/handoff. I like using philipino tech with it cause I have background. Best vid on nunchaku I've seen on RU-vid. Seriously. If you don't keep in mind the original spirit of the weapon in mind in practice it is a toy then. Gotta keep it real if your gonna represent. Thank you sir!

@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

Thanks for your kind words! Makes me glad to hear. Keep training! 😄👍

@mrbrenno776 5 лет назад

Finally some real instruction. I have been a practitioner for over 20 years now and this has been one of the best instructional videos. Movies have a lot to answer for when portraying this weapon.

@fabioromagnoli1260 5 лет назад

This is exactly the example that I make to all the people that say to me “so you can do all those strange moves with the weapons!!”. It’s like to tell to an NBA player if he can make all the acrobatsies of Globetrotters. Nice video!!

@joshuadow3775 Год назад

Currently a blue belt going onto purple (hopefully) in karate and wanting to start kobudo, this series has really helped me grasp the basics!

@mattbronsil6336 6 месяцев назад

Awesome. Any update on how you're doing now?

@sukotsutoCSSR 3 года назад

If you come here after watching Shadiversity's video, welcome. Prepare to see how it's done

@KARATEbyJesse 3 года назад

🤣🙏

@JasonRainwater 5 лет назад

They taught us the same thing at my dojo! Always hold at the end to generate power, and swing with arms extended for reach. Love training with this weapon! Great video! Thanks for sharing! 🥋

@melisslacour15 5 лет назад

This is so great! I've never trained with nunchaku and have always wondered how they should be really used. Would love more videos like this for the other kobudo weapons as well!

@eddawson9159 3 года назад

I literally have one video uploaded on YT and I'm doing everything you're describing not to do. So humbling, thank you Jesse.

@user-ty5di3ku6o 5 лет назад

He's right about the throwing thing. As a biologist, the major reason we separated from apes was throwing. Our closest cousins, Chimpanzees, hide in trees. We lived on the ground because 15 of us throwing fist sized rocks could kill a lion.

@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

Cool! 👍 Always love to hear from experts in the field. Thanks for chiming in and supporting my work! 🙏

@user-ty5di3ku6o 5 лет назад

@@KARATEbyJesse people more familiar with hominids have broken it down to me much better than I could explain here. Our shoulder construction is specifically for throwing, whilst theirs is for climbing. An ape can throw a rock much harder than us, but we have the accuracy. If you picked up 100 stones tomorrow morning and practiced hitting a can, by the 50th stone you'd be hitting the can regularly. We were literally made to do this. Take a 2 year old outside in an area with gravel. They're compelled to pick up stones and throw them. Evolution is wild!

@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

curtis m Awesome! That’s why it makes so much sense to leverage our natural throwing biomechanics with our martial arts techniques 💪🔥👍

@user-ty5di3ku6o 5 лет назад

@@KARATEbyJesse Precisely! Use it in everything you throw with power. Linear strikes are for speed and surprise only. I'm glad you appreciate this knowledge.

@AugustinSteven 5 лет назад

An interesting hypothesis but that's all it is. There could be others reasons the evolution of the physiology of the human shoulder so the reader beware. This is but one of many possible explanations.

@angX34 5 лет назад

“He or she or anyone in between” you’re awesome man :)

@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

That’s how it goes these days!

@angX34 5 лет назад

Jesse Enkamp for sure! Osu!

@rastaskate4546 4 года назад

Jesse Enkamp då slipper man trampa någon på tårna och därmed klagomålen 🤣

@COMB0RICO 3 года назад

Woe unto them that call evil good.

@alvinyu2424 3 года назад

@@COMB0RICO go back to your cave

@navyadham9082 5 лет назад

Great technique Sensai will definitely look forward to correct my technique and also pass on the right one

@thedkaneexperience1327 3 года назад

This has greatly improved my practice and understanding of nunchaku, Thank you Jesse !

@pstamaria 5 лет назад

Thx bro. Straight to the point as usual!

@AdobeCADman 5 лет назад

Thank you for demonstrating the proper way of catching the striking segment of the nunckaku.

@danite620 2 года назад

I have faith in your teaching Sensei . By following your instructions and explanation I believe one has the chance to build a solid foundation to begin .

@ksvailaya 5 лет назад

As always. Informative and precise. Excellent

@christopherblade5984 5 лет назад

Awesome. They are powerful enough to break a face. I know. 🙏🙏🙏🥋

@danteekland5662 5 лет назад

I’m doing a nunchuku course in July so the history and 3 steps will help me greatly. Thank you

@baitchison187 3 года назад

Flying solo during COVID and decided to learn the nunchaku. IMO this video gives more bang for buck on how to use them than any other I've seen. You have another fan Mr Enkamp! Thank you!

@benriley7053 5 лет назад

That was very informative! Thank you. I'm not a karate practitioner (traditional jujutsu for me) but am fascinated by all martial arts, I will look for more of your weapon videos.

@Shadowman9348 2 года назад

"Shuang Jie Gun" (2 section staff) was developed by the Chinese during the song dynasty it was an offshoot of the "San Jie Gun" (3 section staff) - they later found their way to Okinawa where they were called "Nunchaku" (3 foot staff) - love your content by the way! 👊🥋☯️

@JuanCarlosHazanow Год назад

@pho3nixpls552 5 лет назад

Just want to thank you jesse! For inspiring me to start martial arts! Not karate but taekwondo!🥋 Thank you!

@Ayato421 5 лет назад

Super nice video Jesse San, thank you! I'm a shotokan and goshin budo practitioner (for the moment), and I'm trying to adapt my Empi's Kata to include Bo. But the problem is that I didn't have the chance to work Kobudo yet and I don't know if I use the bo on a correct way. It would be great to have some advices on the bo in one of your future videos! 😜 Again, thank you for your work!

@ibapa888 3 года назад

Awesome video! Love the info. This has just simplified the way I looked at nun chaku and appreciate the weapon more. Thanks.

@ksdthehammer1284 3 года назад

Chucks are silent weapons until you hit yourself on the elbow If you shorten the string to about an inch long you get that nut cracker affect if you get a hold of someone’s arm & chucks are skinny on top & get fatter down near the bottom if you hold it center or a little Below center & someone grabs it the chucks gets fatter in your hand giving you a better grip great Instructional video

@hankwimbleton3435 5 лет назад

Thank you for teaching me more on how to use the Nunchaku. Really helpful cause my dad made me one out of hard wood and 5 chains so now I can just put it somewhere that people cant see and can just pull it out and keep my distance.

@therenaissanceman8563 5 лет назад

I appreciate your introduction to the nunchuku. I have been working with those sticks for quite a while and you encouraged me to post a video of mine. To me they resemble the action(force) of escrima. So, thanks for your insights.

@riopermadi1966 5 лет назад

Thank you Sensei! Loud and clear! Very logical indeed. 😊 I have all the respect for nunchaku even when I was a kid. It is dangerous and should be used cautiously. But now I finally know the philosophy behind it. Your video makes me want to buy a new one and practice again. Thank you Sensei!

@globevr9603 3 года назад

Thanks I’m learning with foam nunchaku and moving on and this really helps I give u my thanks

@viveksingha7989 5 лет назад

Sensei luv from India 😍😍

@uzi2k283 5 лет назад

Great work bro, thank you for this video.

@jimmccormack8479 4 года назад

Thank-You! I learned something new!

@armandobucio6698 5 лет назад

Good video ,thank you again for the sharing, can you make a video doing a nun- chuck kata?

3 года назад

Thanks for sharing again... 😀

@fRikimaru1974 3 года назад

This guy has a smile that makes you think that he is a really nice person. But then you watch him walking and he looks quite terrifying 🤣

@prashantbharti2650 3 года назад

You just typed my inner feelings for him .😉

@ottobindelssaco9625 2 года назад

Clear , excellent explanation. Thank you karate Master !

@florisvandenhoeven3729 3 года назад

Finally someone who understands the basics and uses the proper grip instead of the show-hold...

@NadiraSilva 5 лет назад

thank you so much

@sherinsha8519 5 лет назад

Very Informative. Thanku Jesse Sensei

@paulocmandrade1 5 лет назад

Congratulations for the vid! It's very useful because shows the correct way to hit with the nunchaku. I love to watch your presentations.

@ChristoCJ03 5 лет назад

Thanks for the video, very informative.

@Fish6699 3 года назад

Thank you Sensei Jesse, I’ve been looking around to find some new Techniques (Real Technique) you are the first to show how to Properly Hold them. I’m going to watch some more of your Videos now 😉👍👌

@sharpfactory3705 2 года назад

The most realistic and eye opening Video about nunchakus

@Swift52556 3 года назад

I’ve had the same nunchaku for 50 years. Still strong today!

@charlesfleury100 5 лет назад

outstanding...truly a great great help ..thanks

@humsaru7726 5 лет назад

Thanks Jesse for your nunchuck tutorial 👍👍👍🤘

@lancepugh4138 5 лет назад

Hahaha. I am sleep depped and was scrolling through recommended and thought by the thumbnail, there was a new Ricky Berkwit video. Ooopppsey.✌🐱

@MalunggayBoy 3 года назад

Thank you so much master Jesse for the thought. Oss

@motesca1836 5 лет назад

Fantastic!! Thanks for this

@fontanot 4 года назад

Thank you for showing how to really use the nunchaku, you just earned another subscriber

@nadd5861 5 лет назад

I discovered your channel a bit late but I’m really happy I did ! Your videos are full of useful advices and I learn something new each time ! Thank you so much ! Oss !

@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

Thank you! Great to hear 😄 Welcome! 🌟

@levimiller5007 5 лет назад

Striking along the last few centimeters of the stick with high velocity and linear trajectory leads to generation of maximum force during impact. Also, the sticks and connecting link can ensnare/squeeze objects with increasing pressure based on the leverage.

@budisutanto5987 3 года назад

Fact: considered as deadly weapon in many countries

@TheKraigo 3 года назад

I've got a large collection of nunchaku, but my favourites are the type you used in the vid. I've learned a lot of flashy tricks but, sometimes drop them even after doing it for years. Proving when in combat the original technique is best.

@frenstcht 2 года назад

More great stuff. Thanks!

@raymondregan4463 3 года назад

Finally a Real Karate Teacher👍 has NO fluff no fancy spinning stuff & executes techniques 100% correct you are very fluid & relaxed = power & speed excellent demo & verbalization skills Party tricks don't win fights Discipline hard work Martial knowledge dose! I trained for 30+ years in several disciplines & Extrapolated my knowledge to include Martial science & luckily had teachers in traditional healing & rare advanced arts from top Instructors whom only (as do I) train those Not inclined to start fights to self-test/bully others & got to train with a close friend of Brandon Lee that visited NZ several years ago he said Brandon was a cool guy to hang round town with when not training but missed Brandon's funeral as was training in China Cheers💖

@Titan500J 3 года назад

Another great video, thanks.

@albertoandrade9807 3 года назад

Nunchaku vs kali sticks? Your opinion? Also are you planning to answer shadiversity videos?

@medicineman2640 5 лет назад

Awesome advice jesse, I can now know how to use them correctly. Thank you for your informative video and all your videos 🙏

@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

Excellent! Keep learning and never stop questioning things 💪

@danyaelpecson557 5 лет назад

Jesse xiansheng, i believe this dilemma of the nunchaku grip postion relies on the chain length. If you have seen movie stars featuring nunchaku usage like Bruce Lee, the length of most or all his nunchaku are the lengths of two palms, meaning small moves can still reach your opponent at a far distance, depending on how far you swing and stretch your arm

@BlackPanther-lx9we 3 года назад

Jesse, Sir...thanks a lot for the very very practical points ...!! Thank u so much Love and regards from India🙏

@yeahboii6896 3 года назад

thanks for teaching me this sensei i have always wanted to be a nunchaku pro but i dont know how and this video helped me a lot

@KARATEbyJesse 3 года назад

Glad to hear it!

@longthanly7061 5 лет назад

Thank you for your information

@beakathleen4564 3 года назад

The party trick you're saying was a part of my training. I'm not sure if a lot of people know this but the sole purpose of that move was made to keep your distance from the enemy. The whole set of the party tricks that consist of 5 moves were taught to me so that I can go all out while facing the eskrima or arnes martial arts. Of course I was taught the same things you did. That was a great set of information.

@greenhoundgaming 5 лет назад

Love it... Good stuff!

@TheNowsher 5 лет назад

I would love to see more videos on it.

@joshparsons7631 3 года назад

I've never seen Bruce Lee hold them by the string. Truth is the more time you spend with a weapon, the better you'll get with it. Most people practice katas. In a fight, a kata would help you by controlling the weapon and keeping from get disarmed. Other than that, hit some one 1 good time and the fight's over.

@pyellard3013 2 года назад

“Good time " is debatable.. I have hit and people have gone down.. Some ' just' backaway or run. Others require mutiple strikes to go down or back off..

@zefsios 5 лет назад

Very good video! Thanks!

@erickruckenberg8716 3 года назад

Martial Arts at its core can truly be identified into two categories: practical and display. Tournaments are excellent examples of display; forms and kata to display precision of movements and techniques or feats of agility and dexterity. "Olympic" style is where practicality comes in as it is intended to strike quick and defend strong while overtaking your opponent as efficiently as possible. One is meant to look good The other is meant to hurt

@habel1236 5 лет назад

Jesse - Sensei could you please make a video about Mawashi geri ( roundhouse kick ) for example : -The best exercise for mawashi geri ( Cause my Mawashi geri doesn't to good actually ) And i need a practice that kick.

@MaulScarreign 5 лет назад

Make sure you chamber

@slickx82 5 лет назад

Thank you! Thank you Jesse-San. This Kobudo nerd loved this video!!

@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

Nice! What would the Kobudo nerd like to see next? ☺️

@whitetailpoet4243 5 лет назад

Back in the late 70's and 80's they had a mystical, butt kicking, mystique surrounding them. Great video. Thanks

@jerraldwest2935 3 года назад

Thank you for making this video. It was extremely informative. they were only interested in weapons training for exhibition purposes in my former Dojo. What's funny is that they showed me the exact opposite way of holding the nun-chaku😆. They told me I had to choke up on the sticks to maintain control of the weapon and leverage over it.

@chrisretro81 5 лет назад

Damn I would have loved to have been able to be in a dojo like this back on my Karate days!

@arvincheech 5 лет назад

Yet another great analogy and teaching, sensei. Tnx

@KARATEbyJesse 5 лет назад

Glad you like it my friend 😄

@petebutler5139 3 года назад

Thank you! Finally a real example of the weapons correct usage. I can do the tricks as well but used strictly as a weapon your video was complete and thorough. The tricks should be used for intimidation if you have the time to initiate. Otherwise it should be used just as you mentioned. BRAVO! 短く簡潔な十分な情報に基づいたビデオを共有していただきありがとうございます。

@Xmj6919 5 лет назад

Ótimo video .Você já fez algum video com as técnicas de grappling do Nunchaku ? Se não, você pretende fazer ?

@mandag34 5 лет назад

You should do a kobudo series of how to use the weapons. We are all very used to seeing the flashy performance weapons that people use. And therefore I find this video very refreshing.

@OSIRIS80060 3 года назад

Thanks.. It is very Amazing.

@cannednolan8194 5 лет назад

I have stainless with ball bearings and a chain. Very hard to train with. I found catching them the hardest. Even bringing them by the belt can hurt. Thanks for the video.

@Chac0hunahaw 5 лет назад

I found your instructions in the chambering, or passive hand interesting. As I learned that only Japanese, and sport style karate chambered by the waist. Whereas traditional Okinawan karate chambered by the chest, as close to the axilla as possible when practicing; and, chambered in front of the bellybutton area for combat. Unless pulling back from a strike. I only bri g this up because I'd love to hear more about the subtlety of difference from your perspective, and personal experience.

@ThievNWalrus 5 лет назад

My favorite is the Bo... but these are pretty sweet! Thanks for the cool video, my man.

@chublover001 5 лет назад

This guy is pretty badass and wise... lesson well taught and well learned

@MrFacundo7 Год назад

Excellent video Jesse!! Nunchaku is my favorite weapon!🥋👏👍

@KARATEbyJesse Год назад

Good choice!

@raulfunez279 5 лет назад

I respect that sir!

@jeffcarlodelacerna533 5 лет назад

Shihan jesse enkamp ossu... Can you make a tutorial video of how to use nunchaku? Ossu..

@MkhuzoMwanza 3 года назад

Thank you.

@alphonsofrett2757 5 лет назад

Thanks again for sharing

@alphonsofrett2757 5 лет назад

💎♥️💎♥️💎

@MARTIALARTSVKD 5 лет назад

Awesome video sir, this is the basic knowledge every martial artist should have about nunchaku . Please make more videos on use of nunchaku.

@dowe9382 Год назад

Just think of all the generation of practitioners who have practiced not knowing how to properly use them and all that as been taught to multiple of peoples in error, especially those who call themselves masters or sensei, this really boggles my mind when seeing mostly all people holding them near or by the string when I see that displayed I just flip the page, but it’s endless.