Learn Bo Staff At Home For Beginners #2

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Learn Bo Staff At Home For Beginners #2 will give you more new blocks and strikes plus a review of the basics that will get you to martial arts staff mastery faster than you ever thought possible!
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[@Highlands.construction]

Glad I found these videos, really enjoying spinning the bo

[@UttamSingh-qx9hm]

It seems one of best technique for self defense.Thank for making videos .

[@khairuddinkhalid2906]

Please make more of these videos

[@jamesdaley1852]

at first i couldn't get that spin or even get it to go around my body properly and i thought ok. drop the spinning there's no circle , no moving it round my body so what is it !!!? and ok empty my mind of anything that u know , ok , about this anyway, so the man is saying just move the hands , did the warm up , then , well , i couldn't see for the life of me how this was going to work , so move the hand from side to side in a figure eight or that forever sign and i could not believe the way it was falling into place , its amazing can't wait to get into more of this ,,,thankyou teacher ...still don't get why it spins around the body the way it does i concentrate on that figure eternity sign from my hands and the rest just follows ..love it .

[@pasquinilli]

That’s awesome James! I’m so glad that you are enjoying the training! Keep going.

[@williamhallam1393]

Brilliant, thank you

[@pasquinilli]

Thank you William!

[@jjlopez6152]

Very good master, thank a lot for your good training and teching knowelege

[@skinnydaddy590]

I have finally summer break and I wanted to learn something new. I'am at high school now. Love your Bo staff video

[@arctodussimus6198]

Back in the 1980's when I was building houses (I was a carpenter), I watched a guy beat the crap out of maybe six guys using a hoe. He was spinning it like this... I've always wanted to learn how to do what that guy did...

[@ahmadzawahir8731]

Thank you very much sir.

[@MrSpudguncat]

Watching from Preston England and loving youre energy!! Just started with a staff and the way you put things across resonates big time. Thank you for your time and many blessings are coming your way ma man, Good Heath to you

[@kennethwelsby2143]

Thank you for your video, I am studying how to use the staff for the Ironlights Quest 2 VR game. I figure watching your video would offer some insight as to how some movements I've observed advanced players use can be done. Though the game functions in a strategic Slow Mode mode, the grace I have observed from some players movements are impressive. And yes, circular movements are the order of the day to land damage on an opponent in the game though some moves are limited by the mechanics. Nontheless, at 65 I am now interested in really understanding the book and look forward to your future videos. Thank you.

[@frontline416]

It's a win win 😊. Getting skills, getting a good workout, with the voice of Thanos 😊

[@pasquinilli]

Haha. Thanks! Win for me too! Keep training!

[@martinchaves7596]

Gracias por compartir su conocimiento, lo hace de forma muy clara, me ha ayudado mucho a mejorar mi técnica. Saludos desde Costa Rica!! 🇨🇷

[@stevegonzales190]

This great thank you do much I live your videos

[@waeleid4062]

Great job

[@hvyduty1220]

Like your channel.......didn't get much bo staff training.....

[@enriquemonje882]

Thanks master, im from Bolivia. Ill apreciate your method, is very practical

[@crystalmcintyre8166]

i Needed this thanks for helping I just need to get flown out to you I have a hard time with hand roll😊😊

[@crystalmcintyre8166]

Plz reply with 3 tickets next summer

[@pasquinilli]

Haha. Just keep going. You will get it!

[@gkarlton1157]

Excellent video I see where you mention in certain videos no partner to demonstrate certain thecniques maybe making a stick man dummy, might help, always look forward to seeing your videos.

[@georgebowman1060]

Good stuff thankz

[@gopalanantwar]

Not only wrists and shoulders, it's potential defense too...

[@eddiepecot5542]

thank you Mr Matt

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks Eddie!

[@johnymagoo]

love it

[@HAKIMECHOUAFNI]

Good stuff well done

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks Hakimoto!

[@chrismiksworld]

This is really great stuff Thank you very much

[@jamesdaley1852]

this one is going to take a little time ,but its worth it .

[@khairuddinkhalid2906]

Love your video reallly interested in learning

[@Corinthians-kjv]

That's a good way to get them obstacles out of the way hahahahaha.

[@renvy7358]

Sensei, It would be very useful to tell us how many seconds or minutes to spend at every different movement.

[@pasquinilli]

30 seconds per move per hand. Great question thanks!

[@darrenboyd6528]

He said this a few times within the first 60 seconds of the video.

[@Anonymous77-s1s]

Doing these warmups not only for bo-staff practice but also makes a good warmup before a workout. Kill 2 birds with 1 stone

[@VTPSTTU]

I wondered why I hadn't seen this one and then realized that this video was from before I had found your channel. In the technique that you are teaching about the 9:45 mark, I realize that an important part is letting go of the staff with the pinkie, ring finger, and even middle finger a little bit on the hand under the elbow. I was sitting here trying and not seeing how I could ever do this. I realized that one has to loosen those fingers in the final block to let the staff pivot as you are doing.

[@anythingart4940]

Question. I don't have a staff and is using a stick that I found outside. Do these moves still work on a shorter stick?

[@austinmattis1217]

As long as it’s of average length and semi even weight wise on the ends it should be okay; I use a stick with a heavier end but as long as I keep my hands in the center regions they work decently The weight mostly effects spins from level 1

[@lakedaimonios480bc]

Hello. What is the length of the bo you are using? Also,does the length of a bo varies on the market? Thank you.

[@pasquinilli]

I use a 72” Bo. The Bo also can be five feet or four feet. Get one that is about as tall as you are.

[@richardchartier3023]

After hitting under the chin, hit on top of the head?

[@davestrong6119]

I’m 5’3” what length should I make my bo staff?

[@pasquinilli]

5’ or 5’5”

[@ekkambaramisai2367]

How many levels do you have sir

[@ekkambaramisai2367]

Which is your last level sir .

[@Vyterni]

I am 11 and I know how to use the bo staff

[@philsyratt7198]

I’m 5’4”” what size Bo Staff should it be

[@pasquinilli]

Between 5’5” and 6’ should work well!

[@philsyratt7198]

@@pasquinilli thanks Matt really enjoy your videos

[@eddiepecot5542]

is that the 72 inch by 1 inch staff?

[@pasquinilli]

Yes!

[@ekkambaramisai2367]

Sir my height is 5.5 . How many inches of staff should I buy Sir.

[@charliegarrison9688]

I seen him coment on someone else 5'4" he said 5'5" to 6' staff should work well. Hope I'm not to late! Just started bo lessons myself

[@franklyncaraballo2107]

Where can I find the sti CV k

[@eddiepecot5542]

that's a shoulder rippa lol

[@pasquinilli]

Truth!

[@will_warrior351]

Why are there 2 videos of your with this same title

[@pasquinilli]

I probably forgot I made one already!

[@will_warrior351]

@@pasquinilli oh ok there's no actual problem I just got a little confused, the two videos have different content besides the title so it's ok

[@pasquinilli]

Haha. I forget sometimes that I use a title. I Think I have a few doubles like that.

[@MarkNiceyard]

Cardio seems totally out of control by the little presentation of strikes for shattering opponents teeth - for self defense! I'm a bit speechless about this "profound" demonstration of air fighting skills. And when something real like a punching ball on head level has to be hit, a ball on the floor is in the way. Sorry, was this some kind of slap stick video?

[@pasquinilli]

Ha ha ha ha I love your description! I do tend to get winded when making these videos! I wasn’t going for the slapstick, but I appreciate your comment.

[@kfcchad2058]

Noice