Learn Bo Staff At Home For Beginners #2
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Learn both staff at home for beginners number two is a continuation of the online bo staff curriculum. Learn bo staff at home for beginners number two it will give you more of the same type of training drills with some new training drills to get you really proficient at using your long Martial Arts staff.
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matt can i do a zoom call with you
That 2 piece Bo Staff looks great. Where can I purchase one? I love the fact that it can be broken down into 2 pieces for ease of transport. Keep up the great work and thanks Matt! Oh, never mind. I clicked on the link and found it. Thanks again. Cheers!
Im 59 years old , i did alot of Martial arts in my younger years.. Always wanted to spin a staff like a Shaolin Monk ! Im tired when i get home from work , Now im practicing these spins in my Bedroom ! on the weekends. Deeply gratifying ! Than you ! Sabumnim '! NY is a scary place ! Right now , feeling like im empowered ! 👊 '! Your a Great ! Teacher ! R.Burke . 👍
thanks uncle matt. your instructions are the best
Hello sir
Am I found ur channel and really great full and thanfull to you caz you are teaching and guiding moralities , just I have started my Bo staff journey last month and learnt hand spin ,finger spin, rotation behind and to the top . Loads of respect for you sir
Matt I have 40 plus years in Martial arts. I have experienced unbelievable moments. Your instruction is one of those moments. I am learning so much so fast. Thank you!!
Thank you Tman! That is a great compliment.
This is what I’ve been looking for. Thanks.
You are number one pro
I shall get there slowly....day 1. Thanks for the video
Yes you will! Just keep training Michelle. Thank you!
Think I only dropped it twice..... granted tape is way forward to get the figure of 8 move right.👍
@@pasquinilli was wondering if there is any advice in which/what order to watch the videos/do the classes for bo.
Bonjour. Simple et efficace. Merci
Merci Franck!
Thank you for showing this. I am disabled and with all the Asian attacks, I am practicing! Thank you so very much, I would rather take your one on one class, but this will have to do 🙏👍
Thank you Joel. Stay safe and let me know how else I can help.
Very nice training sir thanks
Thanks Sonaji!
Good video thanks for the video ❤
Thank you!
68 yo female here. I was drawn to this the first time I saw it. Bōstaff fills so many needs of an aging person. Balance, proprioception, hanging onto those fast twitch muscles, increasing hand strength,…the list goes on. I’m so happy to have found your videos and plan to follow your, easy to understand, instruction. Until I get good control, I may need to cover the ceiling lights with a cage. 😉thank you sensei
What is a toilet paper bride and seriously I have never heard that phrase before (I'm from England so I don't know if it is a colloquialism or something) but on the funny side do toilet paper brides have to get hitched in a bathroom?
Great lesson! And that two-piece bo looks awesome! 💕
It’s super cool! Thanks!
You ARE a good teacher. Period!
Thanks Carlitos!
I'm following your Channel from England, UK. I'm a beginner with the Bo but I love your channel. I go to my local woods daily to practice. Bloody dog walkers keep spying on me 🤣
Hahaha. Those dog walkers! 👊
@@pasquinilliThere dogs probably like the look of your staf😊
Just letting you know Matt, I appreciate your channel and videos 🙏👍
Your very good teacher
Thanks
Matt Pasquinilli,hi.!.martial arts and philosophy get on well with each other as you explained,rather well,the way,bo staff,for explample,has to be handled.ego apatheticism better to be left way before entering the dojo,in order,music of life to be spreading its energy in both of mind and body;then helping cleaning the dojo,route to a shower,and self coocked dishes(sourire)
best regards.
Yes! Great observations Peter!
Great lessons Matt..I always wanted to learn this..
Thanks Bern! So glad to have you training with me!
@@pasquinilli Thanks for the reply Matt..I have a background in Karate as a forth dan but we were not trained in any of the weaponry..could be that our local teachers weren't trained to teach them..
Cheers
Bernie
Excellent!
Thank you!
Do you have a video on how to properly select a Bo for length and other characteristics?
Once again, thank you for the video!
Is there a tactical advantage to doing the four-step exercise with both hands gripping from the same side versus the opposite side? Is there a tactical advantage to the hands gripping from opposite sides and learning that transition with each hand?
Maybe the answer won't matter for me because I might have too much arthritis in my shoulder to do the move either way. My right shoulder flexibility issues began when I was young. I did a bunch of stretches to try to get the flexibility, but a doctor told me that I have quite a bit of arthritis in that shoulder and that's why I wasn't making progress. I have some bone deformities in my left knee as well, and I wonder whether the right shoulder has bone deformities. Either way, I'm curious about whether there is an advantage to one or the other even if I never get where I can do either.
I sound pathetic right now, but I've done some things in life. I wasn't always this way.
I think that having your hands in the opposing grip gives more control if you were to make contact with something. I usually teach the easier way, with both hands facing the same direction, first. The great thing about the staff is, that by starting slowly and doing a little everyday, is that it seems to improve arthritic shoulders for a lot of people. That’s what I’ve been told so many times via email or comments on this channel. I think it is because you get a little movement into the joint, and with that, you get blood flow. I’m not a doctor and I’ll never give medical advice, but I’ve done martial arts for so long that I’ve seen it over and over again. I don’t know what you can do, but it usually ends up being more than what seemed possible at the start. So if you can do a little everyday, then go for it. Listen to your body and enjoy the journey. Let me know how I can be of help too. Thanks and keep training! Oh, and you don’t sound pathetic. I was told several times that I would need surgery on my shoulders for “torn rotator cuffs.” I found a great physical therapist who encouraged me to correct my posture and the pain would go away. I got to the point I could barely lift one arm above my chest. Lots of crazy living led to that period of time. I corrected my posture, started Indian swinging clubs, and started spinning the bo a little everyday. One or all of that worked. My shoulders rarely hurt now and have felt great for years. No surgery. I used to get the arthritis diagnosis too. I’m not against western medicine, I just believe that we are designed to be able to heal ourselves in some ways when we learn to move correctly.
I really struggle to do the figure eight forward with a single hand without almost hitting my head every time. It takes considerable effort and awkward arm movement not to. I also don’t seem to have nearly the wrist flexibility that you do so I can’t do the forward one hand figure eight at all unless I completely let go of the staff at one point with all my fingers and hold and squeeze it between my thumb and hand. Do you have any tips?
thank you so much! i was feeling like a sack of potatoes, but now i know the darth maul spin!!
Why is it referred to as a "bo staff"? To me it's like saying "tuna fish". Is there a jo staff or a katana sword? Otherwise, I really like your videos; good info.
It’s all for the search engine. It’s the term most people who don’t know what Bo means, will use. Thanks!
IS ANYONE ELSE GETTING THE RAT AD AND HOW MARTIAL ARTS DONT WORK HAHA IM DYING HAHA
I see it constantly. I think it’s Paul Vunak, the martial artist. Hahaha
@@pasquinilli i cant help but die of laughter ever time haha i see it
Sabomnim, Can you kindly recommend a 5' staff for training. I like the bo staff that comes apart for traveling and to have it with me when I walk alone--(Chicago-girl) as well as the option of having two pieces for self-defense to practice sword and Kali (eventually). Your videos are amazing, so informative and easy to follow for a beginner like myself.
I am 5' 100 lbs, 49 years old, and in shape. Should I begin with tapered or can I start with the two-piece hardwood staff? I am petite and I have been practicing with my paddleboard stick while I'm on the lake balancing. Any advice is most appreciated as I am on a budget but quite serious about learning to defend myself and those I love. Thank you for your most precious time. Shawn Thuy
Thank you Shawn! The two piece Bo is light and fun to train with but would not be strong enough for self defense. I like to start my students with a rattan Bo because of the weight and strength. It is flexible too and hard to break. Thanks for your question!
@@pasquinilli Thank you for taking the time to reply. I'll look at your suggestion and absolutely be following your training videos.
@@shawnt-f1649 Thanks Shawn. Let me know what you get and how it works for you.
@@pasquinillihey Matt where do I find those 5-6 inch hand Wood grip fist massage things
How do you feel about 5’ staffs? I really like the 50” Jo but I also like using my 60” Bo staff. I currently do not own a 72” staff. I feel like I can I can achieve the same moves with the Jo and Bo if I modify the technique a little to accommodate the staff length. Is that a correct way of thinking about it? Thanks for the advice!
I’m a huge fan of the 5’ staff! Thanks!
Hello Sir , any recommendations for beginner Bo Staff size ? I’m 5’5”…….I’m looking through the web site now ….too many to chose from
Go for a 5 foot Bo. That will be perfect! Thanks!
matt i am in minnesota
Twin cities? I lived in South St Paul for a short period a long time ago!
@@pasquinilli so that means I can do a zoom call?
@@pasquinilli hello
Can I do zoom call with you and train because your in California
I’m in Florida. Where are you?
@@pasquinilli I am in Minnesota
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Thanks so much for this tutorial. Exactly what I’ve been looking for! ❤️🫡
Thanks for watching Sam!