With someone with warrior in their name should surely know all forms of martial arts or combat have rhythm or timing that's all this is also covering other things mixed up into this type of training 😉
From what I can remember using the taiaha, (what he is wielding) the flat edge was used for both parrying and striking.. the spinning of the taiaha was used to confuse the opponent and intimidate aswell..
ruclips.net/video/s3WQsU-abL4/видео.html This is how it looks closer to real life. Similar to kendo in application. It's a renaissance where the art of Mau Rakau is becoming much more prevalent.
incredibly educational, thank you
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My I ask where can I find the lyrics of the chant from 1:19?
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This looks more like dancing
With someone with warrior in their name should surely know all forms of martial arts or combat have rhythm or timing that's all this is also covering other things mixed up into this type of training 😉
How is this used in combat
From what I can remember using the taiaha, (what he is wielding) the flat edge was used for both parrying and striking.. the spinning of the taiaha was used to confuse the opponent and intimidate aswell..
@@cornbeefz0065 but how do i use it etc tutorials ,combos
@HMF hkf yes but how
ruclips.net/video/s3WQsU-abL4/видео.html
This is how it looks closer to real life. Similar to kendo in application. It's a renaissance where the art of Mau Rakau is becoming much more prevalent.
Also a clean demonstration of what it looks like.
ruclips.net/video/ovh0q6jTQFM/видео.html