So I have learned a lot. Behind the back is both horizontal and vertical depending on the disapline or do you prefer the horizontal over the vertical. You have taught me a lot of things and I thank you. God bless you and your family
Is it possible to do in single edge staff?... I tried, but trying to get it up from waist was a little more effort than usual..I strain my wrist a little. Any suggestions
It is absolutely possible to do it with a single end staff. You might want to slide the hand down to compensate for the weight distribution. I can't picture how exactly you are straining your wrist, if you can film yourself doing this and then upload it to RUclips and tag me I can look and see if I can help you with it.
what is the dimension of the staff?, my staff is 180 cm my wrists are begin to hurt, may be am old, or the staff es to heavy and long for me, or both things ..XD
The length should be okay, although it does add leverage at some points that maybe are at the brink of your wrist's current flexibility. It's really important to give your wrists time to rest if you feel soreness or even pain. Try it with a shorter or lighter staff and see if it helps. Although the staffs in my current videos tend to be on the shorter side, it's mostly due to training space restrictions and staff availability. Originally I trained these movements with 2m staff, and actually prefer longer weapons for these types of movements.
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Thanks sir 🙏💓
Thanks so much man!
Your slick rick maaaaan!!!
I'm learning Kalaripayattu and I'm from Kerala, your videos keep me motivated and you're a great teacher.
Love the solid details. Great move to add to forms!
Thanks man!
really understanding your's teaching style...
Thanks, this was cool to watch.
i broke my nose with stafff lol but i learned it i think
Just what I needed thank you
The instructions on when or how to spin was helpful.
Great explanation. Many thanks. I appreciate the detailed breakdown of the moves and the side and rear views.
💖💖💖💖💖 gonna try now!! Thank you
Love this one Sifu!
Awesome, you offer so much information thank you 🙇♂️
Your tutorial makes it very easy for me to understand I thank you for that.
That's the goal!!! I'm glad to hear it helps!!!
Thank you sifu be safe sir.
Master waiting for choy li fut tutorial video
MASTER STAFF 1
Always a good teacher!
Thank you so much!
wow... I can spin a staff. Is this too advanced lol. I’ll give it a try!
Cool 🆒 thanks👍
I feel like a pro already 😆
I'm excited to learn this move 🤠
juste Wouaaa 🙏🏼
Gud explaination
Thank you!!!
Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo de qualité ! From France ! #Clf4life :)
De rien! maintenant j'apprends le français donc j'espère pouvoir eventuellement enseigner en français aussi! I hope!!!
@@SifuKuttel mais où sont tes limites ?! :)
Si je peux t'aider pour le français, tu peux peut-être mai pour le choy lee fut !! ;)
So I have learned a lot. Behind the back is both horizontal and vertical depending on the disapline or do you prefer the horizontal over the vertical. You have taught me a lot of things and I thank you. God bless you and your family
That's wonderful to hear! Thanks so much!!!
I spin cane, so l try to see what l can add to that.
Is it possible to do in single edge staff?... I tried, but trying to get it up from waist was a little more effort than usual..I strain my wrist a little. Any suggestions
It is absolutely possible to do it with a single end staff. You might want to slide the hand down to compensate for the weight distribution. I can't picture how exactly you are straining your wrist, if you can film yourself doing this and then upload it to RUclips and tag me I can look and see if I can help you with it.
what is the dimension of the staff?, my staff is 180 cm my wrists are begin to hurt, may be am old, or the staff es to heavy and long for me, or both things ..XD
The length should be okay, although it does add leverage at some points that maybe are at the brink of your wrist's current flexibility. It's really important to give your wrists time to rest if you feel soreness or even pain. Try it with a shorter or lighter staff and see if it helps. Although the staffs in my current videos tend to be on the shorter side, it's mostly due to training space restrictions and staff availability. Originally I trained these movements with 2m staff, and actually prefer longer weapons for these types of movements.
@@SifuKuttel OK, Thank you very much for the advice!