hkna 香港雙節棍總會 香港電臺31臺好好過日子 何慈茵雙節棍

[@bethebestwong2291]

謝謝你的教學。本人也練習了10年雙節棍，棍法大致上是自己摸索鑽研出來和參考外面一些朋友。可是本人並不認同部份玩家的主要握棍方式。若純粹以實戰的角度，本人認為雙節棍的手握棍位置並不能在頭部（近鏈）位置，而是應該握在棍中央或接近尾部位置，這樣才能發揮出最大的攻擊力度（想像一條鞭用最高速度發出的力）和更遠的攻擊距離。也許手握棍頭部位置的方式可以做出較多的花式動作，若純粹用作華麗表演或做出更多動作作為運動段練是可以的。 (阿力 - 一個香港的忠實玩家）

[@bethebestwong2291]

也許也可以參考一下李小龍在電影精武門空手道道場中的示範。留意一下他握棍的位置。

[@躢龘]

你這樣握棍會很吃力，軌跡也不好抓

[@hieyan]

本人也練習超過十年，我同意閣下的說法。 參考日本空手道雙節棍法，佢地大致有兩款，一長一短，長的用作名器/短作暗器，前者以打擊對手為目的；後者以鎖鏈圈頸取命為目的。 某程度，如當表現玩花式為目的，你可以點樣持棍也無妨；實戰向，基本上套路不必太多，練到發勁收勁，操控靈活比花式更理想。 少少分享，有錯見諒。

[@kobelee8991]

話人握棍方法吾 你識條鐵咩 你自學㗎 扮天才

[@markdonovan1540]

You can't get better than this to get started with Nunchaku. This video shows us an excellent teacher and an excellent student.

[@frankw.8199]

Love Charlene as host, a trained person with full understanding.

[@nassimnassim9289]

Excellent travail

[@papaul8566]

好勁！

[@tatancitan5238]

I love Nunchaku 😍

[@streetsmart73]

CHARLENE FOREVER

[@孤獨的飛鹰]

我剛剛學，打到自己很痛但我不會放棄，因在家格離冇事做……😂😂😂

[@hknunchakus]

加油，可以看看單式教學

[@孤獨的飛鹰]

收到謝謝

[@trashbro.official519]

@@孤獨的飛鹰 me too

[@WHTse-cr5vy]

我認識香港有地方可以學習魔杖，但請問有那些地方可學習雙節棍呢？

[@hknunchakus]

不肯定，但可以google搜尋下雙節棍學習

[@maylyfanko369]

勁過龍哥

[@xmenken1]

下次不如妳上網教洪拳，會好看很多。

[@omarcourtade5801]

More feet please

[@jianli5188]

I don't

[@chektinglai2293]

女生男相

[@whyitsohard]

你指兩個邊個係

[@donaldkwong3082]

只不過係武裝扮相，換個服裝扮一下，靚女一名啊。

[@stefanschleps8758]

Uh..... Nunchaku are pretty useless. Unless you count fractured elbows, on YOUR arms, as a plus!! Is that guy Korean ? He sounds like he is. But uh....yeah,......wow. So retro cool. Wow. BTW who is the white girl ?

[@jakelam5089]

Any weapon in a untrained hand is useless. Nunchaku are close quarter self defence weapons. While they aren't as deadly as an edge weapon and lack the reach of a bo staff. They are quite effective in highly trained hands.

[@ronquan5382]

Stefan, she is Charlene Houghton, the daughter of a famous Southern style Hung Kuen kung-fu instructor in Hong Kong. Also, student of famous Kung-fu instructor, kung-fu movie director and action choreographer Lau Ka Leung (RIP). Charlene's traditional kung-fu is excellent and full of action. You can find videos of her kung-fu on You Tube. She is well respected in Hong Kong as she was born and raised there.

[@pandr3s]

Is the mellowest of the chains. Chains are pretty hard to master, one of their main benefits is that they are portable.