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Taiaha - Martial arts of the Maori 

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@MadaxeMunkeee
@MadaxeMunkeee Год назад
As a Māori, it’s important that you came with something to exchange as well so it was good to see you showing them what you know at the end. It makes the meeting more than you coming and taking from the culture and then going back to where you came from.
@The_Gallowglass
@The_Gallowglass 10 лет назад
Nice to see all the martial arts of the world.
@kaeobermoy4401
@kaeobermoy4401 Год назад
I’m a Hawaiian and from the island of Kauai ! I noticed out of all Polynesian cultures the Māori and the Māoli Are the most similar I find it interesting that they came from Hawaiiki It sounds like Hawaii there chants sound like ours and there traditional ways are like us down to the behavior too and the tattoos I see designs like in our Kakau and the weapons but I must say the green stone mere is something else it’s amazing we definitely don’t have that in Hawaii I feel like the Māori are definitely our people
@CalciumEcho1000
@CalciumEcho1000 Год назад
Yeah I think we all came from the same place somewhere Idk though.
@kaeobermoy4401
@kaeobermoy4401 Год назад
@@CalciumEcho1000 yea Kanakamaoli and Tangatamaori are the same people even the names of places are the same
@Psilocybiant
@Psilocybiant Год назад
@@CalciumEcho1000 Raiatia island i think wasn't it? From my understanding Hawaiiki was the chain of islands around Tahiti .
@truthseeker7322
@truthseeker7322 Год назад
We are all the same people we are the people of Mu. The most advanced to ever live on earth. We all originated from the land that once spanned across the Pacific Ocean.
@adambamf9365
@adambamf9365 7 лет назад
Bro your very accurate in your words and i like your passion in showcasing some of Maori culture churr my bro
@simonpassant3625
@simonpassant3625 8 лет назад
i may not be a maori but i do respect and find your customs very interesting. as a british man i feel ashamed of what we did to the maori and to the native americans and africans.
@admiralgoodboy
@admiralgoodboy 8 лет назад
saying that by maori you would be regarded as an octopus, weak. all people face atrocities these were committed by your ancestors not you. you are not guilty. and maori values are to never disregard your ancestors or their actions. to maori your ancestors did what would be honourable to any maori they fought to death. to die in battle is considered a noble death no matter the cause. though deception through the treaty of Waitangi not so honourable
@freyastuchbery7130
@freyastuchbery7130 8 лет назад
Faatura (respect)
@freyastuchbery7130
@freyastuchbery7130 8 лет назад
Te tiriti ko te tinihanga (the treaty is a fraud)
@samuelknight1767
@samuelknight1767 8 лет назад
as they say in da Bible all this was meant to be
@elxitheobserver2231
@elxitheobserver2231 7 лет назад
Samuel Knight Leave with your religious crap. Use English.
@GurukulamCommunication
@GurukulamCommunication 5 лет назад
This is a wonderful treat for me. I love it. Great video. Hats off!! We are promoting videos of kalaripayattu precious gift from Kerala God's own country to the world. Thanks again for this video!!!
@jwgoon
@jwgoon 3 года назад
Fascinating. It looks like they use the Taiaha as a combination between a spear and a staff.
@DarkwarriorJ
@DarkwarriorJ Год назад
It reminds me of swordsmanship as well. Its agility is incredible. Humanity has some kind of deep inner connection to sword-like objects (that or maybe more simply agility and defensive capabilities are just really useful)
@hectorheckler6327
@hectorheckler6327 6 лет назад
Now that looks like an art form meant more for killing than it is for sports.
@carllubrin8518
@carllubrin8518 6 лет назад
hector heckler most martial arts are meant for killing just that this ages no need for that so they turned it into a sport so people can join ect like Tae Kwon do wtf but the true one is itf Tae Kwon do
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Ok it's not meant to be taught to England and other people
@hhmmmmmm2281
@hhmmmmmm2281 4 года назад
R u calling new zealanders murderers
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Hah I am maori and I do that it's just not a sport
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
@@hhmmmmmm2281 .
@victoriarihari4934
@victoriarihari4934 3 месяца назад
It takes skill and commitment to be trained in these areas of taiaha movements. Having an experience leader to teach such maori traditions brings connection and identity. Well! done Patrick Mohi.
@corsaircarl9582
@corsaircarl9582 5 лет назад
Very intriguing weapon, it's a club and a shortspear, very cool! I've always had an interest in non-European weaponry. My other favorite is the Mohican Gunstock Club.
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Ohh well it's not a spear my guy it's a weapon that U don't trow U swing
@corsaircarl9582
@corsaircarl9582 4 года назад
@@unknownmlgbird2361 You can still stab with a spear, you're thinking a javelin
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Ok ok I'm Maori and we don't use it like a spear
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
We use it to cut a head of
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
And it's not a spear
@jake12.48
@jake12.48 3 года назад
Boba fetts home land.
@quiett6191
@quiett6191 3 года назад
he even kinda used the fictional "gaffi stick" like a taiaha. It was really cool.
@jake12.48
@jake12.48 3 года назад
@@quiett6191 that's exactly what I thought of as soon as I saw that!
@ladistar
@ladistar 3 года назад
HAHAHAHAHA awesome
@taraishot100
@taraishot100 Год назад
And Homelander and Billy Butchers homeland
@roycehuepers4325
@roycehuepers4325 Год назад
@@quiett6191 actually, the top half is a legitimate war club. Forget the culture. As to Boba, Temura had them design his around his culture.
@KlausBeckEwerhardy
@KlausBeckEwerhardy 10 лет назад
Wieder mal sehr nett. Ich erinnere mich, dass in einigen Küstengebieten Chinas und Japans das Paddel als Waffe auch verbreitet ist - manchmal reicht es wohl einfach, dass ein bestimmtes Werkzeug da ist, das sich auch als Waffe verwenden lässt. Obwohl einige von den Taiaha auch wie eine Art von Bokken aussehen. Danke fürs Vorstellen.
@TheHeroChannel
@TheHeroChannel 10 лет назад
Das stimmt, vorallem das Eku aus dem okinawanischen Kobudo ist weithin bekannt. Aber dort ist es immer ein Paddel geblieben. Die Taiaha hat sich zu einer erstaunlich ausgefeilten Waffe entwickelt. Vorallem wenn man bedenkt, dass sie aus Holz ist. Das Blatt ist sehr hart und scharf und soll wohl auch zu Dekapitationen fähig gewesen sein. Die andere Seite der Taiaha ist immer das Gesicht mit der Zunge als Spitze für Stossangriffe. Die vier Augen aus Perlmut symbolisieren die Augen des Ahnen (der Taiaha selbst), der in alle Richtungen blicken kann und den Kämpfer im Kampf unterstützt.
@leaderofreb3loution285
@leaderofreb3loution285 5 лет назад
wait thats german
@trex2957
@trex2957 Год назад
Wondering if there is any footage of this from before the 80's. The eku is a traditional okinawan weapon and fairly unique, it's kata are traditional dating back centuries. The first time I saw anything of taiaha as a traditional weapon / martial arts was the 90's. Of course there was a resurgence of Maori culture and identity from the 80's and 90's. Just curious what video evidence exists of this prior to thst resurgence.
@citkey
@citkey 4 года назад
were is broxh this looks awsome
@Luminsoldier
@Luminsoldier 3 года назад
I'm maori living in Aussie I really wanna learn the Taiaha, my dad I think knows a bit, but is there any training in Melbourne?
@kiritawhai7488
@kiritawhai7488 3 года назад
Hey kiaorana! I am Māori and (didn't intend to) but will be raising my children here is Australia. Sadly I feel like my children will be disconnected with Māori culture because of this. We speak full Reo at home and I am teaching the kids Tāniko and whetu. If any of my sons want to learn Taiaha I would send them to boarding school in New Zealand to find a teacher. Sadly don't think there are alot of the Māori arts in Australia.
@acireghee3868
@acireghee3868 3 года назад
@@kiritawhai7488 are you cookisland māori or Te reo lol
@reboot9247
@reboot9247 3 года назад
come back home here to nz to learn mah bro, the wairua is here, not in australia
@rogerreti1759
@rogerreti1759 Год назад
@@reboot9247 mind u we carry our own Mauri and wairua where ever we go aswell but yeah home here is where it is
@yuehanshang8191
@yuehanshang8191 Год назад
You can look up 'Te Ara Hononga', which is a Mau Rākau group in Melbourne
@Nico44553853
@Nico44553853 6 лет назад
the Maori martial arts is awaysome, i really like it and would like to practice it at home. Could you please write me the commands in te reo for the 20 blocks, because it´s difficult to understand. That would be cool :D Cheers Nico
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Ok umm I just need U to know if can do 100 push ups and work out all day? And fight me like that bk I'm maori
@Nico44553853
@Nico44553853 4 года назад
@@unknownmlgbird2361 are you serious? But I can't fight you, because of Corona I can't leave my country 😜
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Ok after corona 2 then
@zealantis
@zealantis 2 года назад
Bro you can’t just ask for ancient Māori mau rakau ahai names 😂 Maori warriors army’s have their own moves, so you’re gonna have to join a army
@johnharrison1173
@johnharrison1173 7 лет назад
Chur super awesome...hey what If they had held a tournament involving all Maori tribes picking the best fighter's put them on Maori tv to battle it out all padded up so nobody gets Hurt the winner gets maby money and the admiration of their iwi and all Maori people...and just wonder how our fighting style might advance. Ki ora have a good day
@johnharrison1173
@johnharrison1173 7 лет назад
I wonder what would Maori fighters that incorporated different marshal art fighting combinations but using Maori fighting style as a root then hold a tournament once a year i wonder what they gonna look like 100 years from now ki ora have good day
@yep9657
@yep9657 4 года назад
john harrison gosh this isn’t mortal kombat what a dumb idea no honour
@ninjah453
@ninjah453 Год назад
All in the foot work
@khanpaniora5346
@khanpaniora5346 5 лет назад
i am an taiaha wananga junior asstaiant tutor --poupoutahi
@Hunter_Kyles
@Hunter_Kyles 4 года назад
Just went to my first one. Best experience of my life.
@AJJ129
@AJJ129 3 года назад
Interedsing using the spear more like a quarter staff with a spiking bottom end
@berner
@berner 7 лет назад
This art is killer
@Paleos1000
@Paleos1000 9 лет назад
There is also a whole range of unarmed techniques as well.
@monjier
@monjier 8 лет назад
is there really? I would have liked it if the culture wasn't so hording of its knowledge. they almost never give others access to it and that's how it gets lost
@sunpacbrolygokuzu3609
@sunpacbrolygokuzu3609 8 лет назад
Bro he probably didn't go to Kohanga.
@monjier
@monjier 8 лет назад
SunPacBrolyGo KuZu well i didn't get to learn maori but i can somewhat pick out small bits of meaning; i took linguistics at university which helps heaps when learning basics of language structure.
@sunpacbrolygokuzu3609
@sunpacbrolygokuzu3609 8 лет назад
Trance Kowhai The man brutha.
@hazza3
@hazza3 7 лет назад
Most martial arts are highly protected between each Hapu. The Tohunga practicing them would prefer if the combative styles die with them, as the world doesn't need warriors anymore.
@s0berpriest427
@s0berpriest427 4 года назад
Where I'm from in nz we were taught the Taiaha werent used as a weapon but a Guide/ Pathfinder among all aspects in life
@speakeroftheassembly3680
@speakeroftheassembly3680 4 года назад
Thats bullshit they cracked each others heads open with taiahas and the only thing it guided them towards was fresh brains (because they were cannibals 😒)
@chrisahearn5874
@chrisahearn5874 4 года назад
@@speakeroftheassembly3680 not really mate...
@speakeroftheassembly3680
@speakeroftheassembly3680 4 года назад
@@chrisahearn5874 yes really mate practically every culture of the Pacific islanders was cannibalistic from the modern papau new Guineans to the Easter islanders and even the now extinct homo floriensis evidence shows that some of them have a built up resistance to cannibalism-related prions
@ivankacic2808
@ivankacic2808 3 года назад
Its a stick
@feywildheart2878
@feywildheart2878 3 года назад
Ignoring these comments, it's quite interesting seeing the spiritual side of the Taiaha, the dedication that goes into each one, and how it was described as being an extension of the wielder in a defensive light.
@rawiniaterangipuawhe798
@rawiniaterangipuawhe798 3 года назад
Chur aunkle pat I'm coming back next hui at mokoia island
@Alessio.zucconi
@Alessio.zucconi 6 лет назад
Grande spirito guerriero.....
@jadekayak01
@jadekayak01 6 лет назад
That's some good stuff-good to see you are trying to keep it traditional-to much has been lost already. Do you do patu/mere as well
@roycehuepers4325
@roycehuepers4325 Год назад
So many similarities with both Japanese and European longsword martial arts, it's scary.
@matuakoreratana7303
@matuakoreratana7303 8 лет назад
i did it and iam only 12 my chuter was boy tompsen at wellington iam good at it
@leaderofreb3loution285
@leaderofreb3loution285 5 лет назад
he whairo tangata phenua
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Well challenge me I'm in palmy I'm 8
@haydesgraham138
@haydesgraham138 2 года назад
are u 17 now?
@richardpalmer8478
@richardpalmer8478 5 лет назад
Quite ironic, one of the best taiaha fighters during the British--Maori wars was a Prussian officer Gustavuss Von Tempskey who happened to be a master swordsman and knife fighter-as well.
@contrabandports3271
@contrabandports3271 4 года назад
Von Tempskey was a murder who got what he deserved he was eaten as novelty as an absoloute gesture of disrespect
@katerinakemp5701
@katerinakemp5701 4 года назад
Richard Palmer, in the end he just was not that good, however the SAS training they do have a exercise called the von tempski, which is probably the futility of carrying full Jerry cans of water for no specific reason, so what does that say about this so called man lol.
@何腾哲
@何腾哲 3 года назад
@@contrabandports3271 I read it was the opposite and that he was cremated by the maori out of respect lol
@markroberts2964
@markroberts2964 2 года назад
@@何腾哲 wrong
@patrickkaraitiana5123
@patrickkaraitiana5123 7 лет назад
Would your style be effective in a real scrap or is it for show
@jennifer4312
@jennifer4312 5 лет назад
@@chilongqua1238 amen sister
@maxaieden3126
@maxaieden3126 5 лет назад
Your in rotarua
@Soothsayer74
@Soothsayer74 7 лет назад
Nice video. Very respectful exchange :)
@robertdavidjameswoodroofe1516
@robertdavidjameswoodroofe1516 2 года назад
PS. Greatest respect. Woody QGJM
@joshuamcdonald2830
@joshuamcdonald2830 5 лет назад
Can anyone go and train there.
@codedesigns8291
@codedesigns8291 4 года назад
You can train in any area in nz. All areas have Marae. But it's more then just learning taiaha. You need to learn customs and traditions of the culture.
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Omg u can't just walk in and say hello U have to have permission
@roidedmma5068
@roidedmma5068 4 года назад
Wars were much harder for them all hand to hand combat
@feywildheart2878
@feywildheart2878 3 года назад
Preach. There was more investment, more dedication, more impact. I wouldn't have liked to have died to disease before seeing the battlefield, personally.
@kiritawhai7488
@kiritawhai7488 3 года назад
😂 Patu could be swung but yeah I see what you meant. Also muskets is what hyped the war's, before that we weren't really having wars as commonly.
@Thomas-me7xf
@Thomas-me7xf Год назад
I FEAR THE HUATA AND TAO TELL ME ABOUT IT AND WHY WAS IT A WEAPON OR FOR HUNTING ONLY
@GQ3MindSpeaks
@GQ3MindSpeaks 5 лет назад
i would love to learn how to use that weapon and teach it to my son.
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Ok I need ur phone number
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
And U have to go to nz palmy
@carrotheart4384
@carrotheart4384 4 года назад
Bro can you email me details ? Vegapoa@hotmail.com
@carrotheart4384
@carrotheart4384 4 года назад
Unknown MLG bird plz
@acireghee3868
@acireghee3868 3 года назад
no no no if you’re not māori do not do it without being trained and consented by one or else im pretty sure that’s Tapu.
@shinyswazza2846
@shinyswazza2846 7 лет назад
I an Maori and I know how to do this
@locaz2526
@locaz2526 6 лет назад
interesting;.... recent creation mix of modern tecnics+maori, or 100% konowledege of the past which was kept intact ? can you explain me
@quadeevans6484
@quadeevans6484 4 года назад
How much have you borrowed from other martial arts or has the art stayed intact
@roimatanathan9820
@roimatanathan9820 2 года назад
@@quadeevans6484 intact since the begining
@toebangah7705
@toebangah7705 4 года назад
When you block...make sure your hands are no where near the part of the body your opponent's attacking...or I'll chop your fingers off...
@secutorprimus
@secutorprimus 3 года назад
Edgy, huh
@cyrilcarrnz
@cyrilcarrnz 6 лет назад
he rawe aaku te reo katoa
@Wikum193
@Wikum193 Месяц назад
ශ්‍රී ලංකාවේ අංගම්පොර සටන් කලාව සහ මෙම සටන් කලාව අතර යම් කිසි සමානකම් දක්වයි
@kiwinewz2042
@kiwinewz2042 2 года назад
Oh man bad pronouncing of Te Reo. I learned Taiaha from this whanau. Learned Koikoi from my whanau. Haka, mere from my whanau. Taiaha this level and Koikoi, Haka is total martial arts.
@crypticcypher5483
@crypticcypher5483 8 лет назад
There are actually Hundreds of different types of Taiaha Styles go to Turangawaewae Marae to learn the proper Way as I said Hundreds of ways
@Thomas-me7xf
@Thomas-me7xf Год назад
With in the past
@rimaman8681
@rimaman8681 4 года назад
7:15 yeh but when it comes down to fighting everyone swings like a crazy man , asian martial arts is a cool dance , very cool movements , but boxing mixed with martial arts kicks is much more effective , basic movements applied with strategies , too much to remember with complexed martial arts when all you need is well timed punches and good head and body movement , and of course great power and speed and fitness
@ninjafaceify
@ninjafaceify 4 года назад
That's what training is for. To build up muscle memory so you don't have to think about it, you just do it. I agree that most things that you learn in a dojo you will never use in an actual fight. But I'll be damned if I let you compare hand to hand combat training with training to use a weapon. Boxing isn't gonna help if someone comes at you with one of these weapons I promise, and I also promise that there is a better way of using them than just baseball swinging the thing around like a crack addict swatting at a bee.
@vinnykoopu
@vinnykoopu 4 года назад
Taiaha was a quick kill martial art, swift hit to temple or collarbone mostly it wasn’t meant for long fights or to look flashy, they can’t exactly give a proper demonstration unless they kill the other person. But it was very affective in real combat, fought against bayonet and guns, and it’s about the foot work also it’s quick swift pouncing type motions
@chrispaul1363
@chrispaul1363 2 года назад
I'm pretty sure a real taiaha would go straight through your neck and a kick n punch won't matter...Robert Whittaker is Maori and he was ufc Champ go be irrelevant some where else clown
@Thomas-me7xf
@Thomas-me7xf Год назад
I FEAR THE CLUB THAT MAORI DO USE TO FIGHT
@tamalilo6104
@tamalilo6104 8 лет назад
Matua tawhanga Azz uhpp
@monkeyishi
@monkeyishi 5 лет назад
so do they spar?
@kawitimahaki9285
@kawitimahaki9285 5 лет назад
Only when were experienced enough we are allowed to spar
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
No we don't spar
@whakaoriori9366
@whakaoriori9366 3 года назад
In the mattress room
@kiritawhai7488
@kiritawhai7488 3 года назад
No, the head of taiaha is Tapu which means you can't do that.
@monkeyishi
@monkeyishi 3 года назад
@@kiritawhai7488 you are going to have to use small words for me.
@srami004
@srami004 Год назад
@bronsonperich9430
@bronsonperich9430 2 года назад
Osu!
@m40r1coyt3
@m40r1coyt3 4 года назад
Call for the poadou haut haut ha
@caynetheunissen2102
@caynetheunissen2102 Год назад
haha this is were im from . yea i weild the titanuim taiaha . dont think theres a sword on earth that could take me alive. thanks for this doc i appreciate it soo much
@gepset
@gepset 4 года назад
Yo the old dude watches rick and morty lmao
@admiralgoodboy
@admiralgoodboy 4 года назад
How?
@Facehate666
@Facehate666 9 лет назад
Looked like he was doing Wing Chun.
@robertdavidjameswoodroofe1516
@robertdavidjameswoodroofe1516 2 года назад
Taiser. Na. Pepper. Na. Taiha. Hmmmn.
@jjlred9653
@jjlred9653 5 лет назад
This looks really ineffective.
@mrsolodolo2054
@mrsolodolo2054 4 года назад
Jjlred say that when your face to face with it...I dare you.!
@unknownmlgbird2361
@unknownmlgbird2361 4 года назад
Ohh U will run when I chase U with a black stone patu boi
@moziboy75
@moziboy75 4 года назад
So did grappling lol
@ivankacic2808
@ivankacic2808 3 года назад
Stick fighting lol
@feywildheart2878
@feywildheart2878 3 года назад
@@ivankacic2808 Don't underestimate sticks, from east to west, they were used in the form of quarterstaves, batons, jo and bo
@tanz448
@tanz448 4 года назад
You said maori wrong
@tamatubrown433
@tamatubrown433 7 лет назад
Did you know maori taught Chinese how to fight
@bbokgomu5422
@bbokgomu5422 6 лет назад
Did you know that you are an idiot?
@lifegoeson2422
@lifegoeson2422 6 лет назад
Tamatu Brown Did you know Maoris originally came from China.
@jadekayak01
@jadekayak01 6 лет назад
Tamatu Brown I will reiterate,do you know you are an idiot. Chinese written history of 4000+years. Maori oral only history in New Zealand less than 100years. We may have come from Taiwan but you need to do some research on exactly WHO the ancestors were.it was not CHINESE
@khanpaniora5346
@khanpaniora5346 5 лет назад
only maori learnt this and not the asians
@feywildheart2878
@feywildheart2878 3 года назад
@@lifegoeson2422 That's not a nice thing to call aboriginal taiwanese.
@jadekayak01
@jadekayak01 6 лет назад
Maori are not indigenous to New Zealand
@andretahu1296
@andretahu1296 4 года назад
I completely agree except for the part were you were completely wrong
@Manup2day
@Manup2day 4 года назад
Another ignorant dickhead. Get your history right before imposing your views. Mori ori arrived in NZ 1st. What you don't know is that they came from Hawaiiki nui as did maori. The word maori was and is derived from Moro ori. TAUREKAREKA! BLEH!!
@LELANTOS11
@LELANTOS11 4 года назад
@@Manup2day mate the mori ori lived on the chatham islands and were an off shoot of the original cook islanders who firat came to NZ
@Manup2day
@Manup2day 4 года назад
@@LELANTOS11 Wrong again. I have two cousins who are married to Morori descendants. They are still around.....so to suggest that they were all killed or eaten is misinformation. The Moriori originated from Maori settlers from the New Zealand mainland around AD 1500. This was near the time of the shift from the Archaic to Classic Māori culture on the main islands of New Zealand. Oral tradition records multiple waves of migration to the Chatham Islands.Over several centuries these settlers' culture diverged from mainland Māori, developing a distinctive mythology, artistic expression and way of life.
@LELANTOS11
@LELANTOS11 4 года назад
@@Manup2day dawg when did I say mori ori were all dead? And you just contradicted your original statement by stating the origins of the mori ori
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