Author Topic: Substitute to nunchakus  (Read 2510 times)

January 28, 2010, 07:11:57 AM
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Those are some great substitutes you all are recommending.
I'm gonna try with a towel with knots, that ball thingy and I'm already training with poi since three weeks ago;P

Ja'ne!

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Ok, food for thought! I just purchased these babies:



Being two-headed (can I say that?  :hide:), these babies have the behavior of a nunchaku in many ways (balanced and stuff).
I'm really excited about them and they spin wonderfully... and aerials w/ them are so great!  :greendude:

Peace! Spin on!

January 28, 2010, 12:20:39 PM
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Great idea  :thumb:
I must try it in the future ;)
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January 28, 2010, 07:09:23 PM
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I recommend Yoyo! I have to walk to school everyday from now, I cant just swing my chux so I will just up and down with the yoyo. Anyone thinks that yoyo can swing like poi?
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January 28, 2010, 08:47:45 PM
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you can try making a marker-chux or soda-chux ^^ some innovations
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January 28, 2010, 09:25:22 PM
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Devil stick is good for co-ordination and building hand and wrist muscles that are used for chucking

it can be hard to get the hang of it at first but once you know the basic tapping spin it becomes natural

this is the stick I have , a Mr Babache glow in the dark stick (the green one) its really grippy which is good for beginners


or if you want to wreck your wrists from falling like I have done many times over the years then I'd reccomend getting a skateboard  :lmfao:
I know its not a juggling/freestyle/thingy but its a cool hobby
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