Nunchaku school

Nunchakus in Guwu Road, karate in Okinawa.

It can be said that it is the most popular nunchaku school. Others are the stick-passing method in the Philippines (one is short-handed martial arts, which is different from nunchaku), and Korean martial arts such as Taekwondo and Korean Aikido have also been introduced and circulated, and the stick-passing techniques of various schools are also different. In addition to swinging, traditional Okinawa nunchakus often use grasping and locking techniques; Philippine biography pays attention to strike technology and involves some locking technologies; Taekwondo and other martial arts focus on offensive and defensive movements, so grasping and locking techniques are abandoned. Taekwondo is more gorgeous and expressive in nunchaku technique, which matches the leg movements.

Comparatively speaking, the stick skills of Okinawa and the Philippines are relatively simple and simple. In fact, freestyle is a new practice mode of nunchakus, which is characterized by focusing on performance and rarely practicing in actual combat. As a performance art in peacetime, freestyle is widely welcomed by the public. With the development of Internet and other information tools, nunchakus are more and more widely known and people are interested in it. All kinds of nunchakus have been developed and spread, which makes the sport develop rapidly, and more and more people learn nunchakus as performance skills by themselves. The World Nunchaku Federation also held related exhibition competitions, where the gorgeous stick skills and routine beauty were perfectly interpreted. Despite the emphasis on performance, many traditional cudgel teachers acquiesce in students' practice of these beautiful movements, because these exercises help to improve their sense of cudgel, help them learn to relax and improve their fluency in using sticks.