Toi Hawaiki COVID19

[@EHoikeAku]

Great job guys. Greetings from Poland. 💖💖💖

[@polynesiancultural]

Thank you!

[@modernmozart813]

I love Polynesian culture centre excellent food ground BBQ big 🤤🤤Fabulous shows 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Absolutely the best amazing place in Hawaii !!

[@deez981]

Much love and mad respect for y’all! Sending love from Cali🙏 💕💕

[@sevenoahuhi2279]

Mahalo for the video. Aloha

[@claudiusk9236]

Good job bro !!! 😉😉😉😉😉

[@modernmozart813]

That’s what I do every time I sweeping or shovelling snow😂I thought I was a only one

[@mmkavitha4404]

Sick moves mate

[@mobspeak]

Now I want one of those fighting sticks, can someone tell what they are called, I need to practice my moves.

[@PartTimeGoblinSlayer]

That one guy really makes me want to see a lightsaber style based off this in a game or movie 👌

[@CardinalKaos]

Can anyone come to learn the Taiaha at the cultural center? Cause that is 1000% a thing I would do

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Well it's actually a form of martial art based around the Polynesian weapons like the Taiaha. The martial art is called Mau Rakau which bacially means "to bear a weapon". Not sure if you can learn at the culture center but I think you can learn the marical art if you find the right establishment or person that will teach it to you.

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Love it. Loving the song too. What is the title of the song?

[@sahweet11]

1.Kings - Dont Worry Bout it 2.Kelly Rowland - Motivation

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

@@sahweet11 thanks. I was only interested in the first song. Sounded better than the crap you hear on the radio now days here in the US

[@kronoskatsui1775]

all those people with a taiaha must have thrown those taiaha with the intention of doing 50 pushups

[@percyaguirre7799]

This is like Haka but with a warrior stick of Hawaii

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Haka is used for ceremonies and challenges. What you saw here in this video actually a form of martial arts based around the Polynesian weapons like the Taiaha (the weapon they are using in this video). The martial art is called Mau Rakau which bacially means "to bear a weapon" if im correct..

[@lifes_abeach6040]

It's a taiaha Maori weapon

[@missymason2377]

Tinomoihio tino kiakaha aotearoa.. Tinana iwi moihio...kiaora

[@polynesiancultural]

Kia ora ❤️

[@loveycontado]

The taiaha return to pcc

[@llqauuutxcoridusm]

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