BO STAFF TECHNIQUES | MATT PASQUINILLI

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The Bo staff form was taught to me by Grandmaster Young Pyo Choi in Indianapolis. I have slightly modified it and am only demonstrating the beginning of the form here.
Matt Pasquinilli, Master Teacher at Asian Arts Center Taekwondo School, aacdayton.com and founder of 89tigers.com an online martial arts learning dojo.
Asian Arts Center Taekwondo School, 1630 E Stroop Rd, Kettering, Ohio 45429 [phone] [e-mail] Serving children, teens, and adults in the Miami Valley with the best martial arts and self-defense instruction including martial arts styles and elements like Taekwondo, Karate, Kung Fu, Sikal, Silat, Escrima, Kali, MMA, Grappling, Jujitsu, Judo, Western Boxing, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, and other styles. Serving the Dayton metro area and contingnet communities of Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Beavercreek, Bellbrook, Centerville, Oakwood, Miamisburg, Moraine, Vandalia, Fairborn, Springboro, Kettering, Spring Valley, West Carrollton, and more. Also teaching in Palm Beach County and Hobe Sound, Palm Beach Gardens, Abacoa Town Center, Tequesta, Jupiter, Juno Beach, Wellington, Delray, Boca Raton, and other contingent communities.
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Learn how to use a bo staff and to spin, strike, block, and move with the long staff (bo) for Karate, Taekwondo, Kung Fu and all other martial arts.
Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Indian, Light saber styles.

[@claymore2323]

"Not a problem if u drop the staff only a problem when you dont pick it back up" i like that

[@pasquinilli]

brother tarkus haha. Truth!

[@guvendemir807]

Great masters , thank you!

[@pasquinilli]

Thank you for being here Guven!

[@misstigerrose]

I love these videos so much. I dont have a bo staff and i dont live in a very big place where i would be able to get one, so usually i use a broom or a long sanded stick i found from a hike. I might buy a dowel but im still not sure. Thank you for giving us the knowledge and motivation 🙏

[@pasquinilli]

It is my pleasure! I am glad you can use what you have and are not waiting for the perfect staff. Keep training!!

[@dephan7601]

You are the best teacher I have learn the art of movement clearly. Thanks for all of that's.thanks....

[@pasquinilli]

Thank you!!!

[@markkimpton7425]

the slow motion is particularly helpful. Thanks again

[@pasquinilli]

Mark Kimpton your welcome. Thanks!

[@Abondano1]

Very gut

[@pasquinilli]

Thank you!

[@jamesspadola9201]

Another great instructional sir, it would be great to train with you

[@pasquinilli]

Here’s a new one kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHnFo5qEiNyHp7s

[@emmanuelpaul6110]

STEP BY STEP STAFF SELF DEFENSE

[@pasquinilli]

Yes. Thank you!

[@albertjohnson7470]

Great video! So Matt, which in your opinion is the best length for a staff? (for a 6' tall man) 72" ? 80" ? Cane length? The longest gives best reach but slower to move? Course I guess you can choke up and swing as fast? Best length as in you KNEW you were to face two thugs in an alley. Which length would your prefer and why?

[@pasquinilli]

I would go with Jo length and probably closer to 54" or 55" That gives you great leverage as a walking stick. It's not as uncommon to see someone walking with a stick that length - as you mentioned a cane. Plus it is less likely to get caught up because of length. I carried mine on hikes while sometimes expecting a possible altercation. Watch this : kzbin.info/www/bejne/ol66q2qdhNuCpNE

[@bearchubbs4523]

VERY NICE

[@pasquinilli]

Bear Chubbs thanks!

[@bearchubbs4523]

CAN I ENROLL WITH YOUR CLASS?

[@pasquinilli]

Bear Chubbs absolutely. Where do you live??

[@sweetcheers1]

if you push the stick into someone's throught, there will be no need to do anything else, and if this will not help then i don't think striking his jaw will be possible, you don't know how the guy will react to the first strike. I think as the second strike would be useful to hit his legs to make him lose the balance then you can have more options, am i right or wrong? I wouls use the second strike as the first one and the first one as second if it's necessary. However thanks for this video, it gave me some more special ideas, it seems you read in my mind of what i need

[@pasquinilli]

Valdi mai the throat strike might just push him back a little and then you can add the chin strike. And yes you are right. There are no wrong moves in a fight. You have to do what works and that will always be different in any situation.

[@raghavendracinthray6856]

Hits and blocks to taught using a partner, easier to understand.

[@pasquinilli]

Yes! As soon as the covid is no longer being used as a reason to shut down business and movement, then I will get a partner to show the blocks and strikes. Thanks for that suggestion!

[@bongdonkey]

Hapkido seems to be the most useful of Korean Martial Systems.I mean most applicable in the streets etc.

[@emperorempireytgaming3884]

the move which is shoulder to under the arm strike withe the hand on the head looks like hoe Sunwukong would do it :P

[@pasquinilli]

I found a great, flexible Bo staff on Amazon. It is reasonably priced too! amzn.to/2WghieH