You're very much welcome.

Although these tutorials are a bit old and dated I do appreciate the feedback that they help you still. And you are most welcome! Please let me know if you would like to see any other tutorials and I will keep them in mind when I get back around to finally keeping this channel alive.

@@GabrielFord I will and so appreciated too! Thanks

I was thinking the same thing...

Thank you!

Much appreciated! Thank you 🙏🏽

My notifications were off. Thank you for your patience. :) You’re very much welcome. I look forward to sharing more in due time.

More or less 😅😅

見てくれてありがとう！喜んでお手伝いさせていただきます。

Thank you :)

Frank ie I did, they do flow nice. You can pick em up on amazon for like $10 each

These are simple home made PCV nunchaku. All parts come from your local hardware store.

Daniel Murcia hello! These are homemade PVC chucks. The fitted caps on the end do increase the speed along with each handle being only 9" in length total.

@@GabrielFord great bro.. i was using steel one but they make me so tired when i was trying to be fast.. then i use wooden and its too heavy though so i make pvc little heavier but not so much then wooden one .. now its very gread in speed as well as i control... i like your info you provided and your hand moves are very great..

Sajjad Shakir I do recommend Ignite brand foam nunchaku which are very lightweight, easy on your wrist, durable, and great for all styles of nunchaku spinning.

@@GabrielFord Is PVC Foam nunchaku enough, when trying it to be practiced like a weapon for self defence purposes. Plz answer. Thanks.

+GQ3MindSpeaks Babylon of the Occident (Instrumental)" by The Shanghai Restoration Project

Ricky Johnstone not necessarily - some techniques may be a bit more risky such as tosses and cord/chain held tricks. Movements will just have to be slower and practiced more carefully as to not cause any injury. Most of my movements are suitable for lite weight nunchaku.

Hello and thank you for your question. This technique is mainly for freestyle and dexterity building. My videos are for non-combative exercises. I recommend looking up “traditional” nunchaku for kata and self-defense applications; Okinawan kobudō

Rakshith Kumbar yes! The speed may be a little slower so just get adjusted to the weight on the chucks and it’ll happen.

KidNunchakuTeacher By doing the tutorial

I made these myself.

@@GabrielFord which material

They are made from PVC pipe and covered with gaffers tape.

Most certainly! This is on my list of tutorials to make once I get my new camera in :)

+Gabriel Ford Please do! Still waiting! Love your channel! More vidz! Nao!

I'm currently working on a full series of Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced single and double nunchaku tutorials. You'll see the update once they are complete. Thank you for watching!