Nunchucks Nunchaku Metal
Posted in Training Equipment on 07/05/2009 07:23 pm by adminNunchucks Nunchaku Metal
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Question on nunchucks (or Nunchaku, martial art weapon)?
i just start playin with it recently, and due to intense practice, my brand new nuncucks already wear out in like 2 days... cause i been droppin, bang it on wall...
anyway, i gonna get a new one
is those nunchucks with a cord (instead of a metal chain) any good? is it gonna break?
also, im just wonder as a beginner, should i get a light weight or heavy one? wood? plastic with pad?
is this one any good?
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Corded ones are best really as they swing true and the cord can be replaced when it wears out or breaks. Also I would get a medium weight, octagon shape, wooden pair and prefer the Japanese/Okinawan style ones over the Philippine style ones. You can generate about 1200 pounds of pressure PSI with a set of chucks when you get one going fast and hit something so you want to be careful. Build your speed gradually as your ability to use them and do things grows. When you get good speed with them you will not be able to tell where the one is at that you are swinging or what it is going to do by watching it but instead know it by the way your wrist and hand is much like a kid playing a video game with a hand-controller. The action of it will be to fast to watch and tell things generally speaking. Work up to that point gradually and by using only moderate speed at first.
The ones like what you are suggesting here are pretty good for a kid who is learning but even their action will not be like the real thing and they certainly will not hold up to hitting or striking anything. Also they are to light for some passes and learning how to do them.