STRENGTH TRAINING FOR THE STAFF

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Welcome to Authentic Shaolin Kung Fu, your source for mastering weapon techniques and enhancing your training skills. We offer expert guidance, comprehensive tutorials, strength exercises, tips from experienced instructors, and safety recommendations. In our latest video, we focus on strength training for better control with your staff. Learn targeted exercises to enhance your grip, stability, and performance. Subscribe and join our community of dedicated learners. Stay updated with our latest videos by hitting the notification bell!
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@muzzafarbueno4298 6 ай бұрын

Thanks shifu. Super super. 👍

@AuthenticShaolin 6 ай бұрын

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@Trick-Framed 6 ай бұрын

Before I met Si-Hing Lloyd and ultimately, you I had been training with my uncle. I trained with him on and off while you were still off Horseblock rd. When the time came to start weapons training he asked me which weapon I wanted to learn first. I already knew what I wanted to learn, the Tonfa. One of the most practical and usable weapons in my opinion at the time. He then sat down. And thought for a bit. Then he said "No." You need to learn the staff first. I asked why and what you explained at the beginning of this video is what he told me. That learning the staff first would open me up to everything else I wanted to learn. When he asked me why I chose Tonfa, I told him I wanted a weapon that I could carry on me legally without issue. And back then you were legally allowed a T-Bar aka single Tonfa. I then seconded Escrima sticks. He was a master with the sticks and I was dying to learn them as they too are very easy to carry. As I became older, after learning these weapons I realized that if I had learned those Tonfa first I might have used them on someone. I also realized that my bare hands were the focus of my training and as fun as weapons and improvised weapons are, the reason for me to learn them was so I could counter them with my bare hands. As I recall it I remember why it was important to have someone guiding me correctly. This is one of the foremost reasons I back you as a Sifu and as a mentor.