CHAIN WHIP - Kung Fu's Greatest Weapon

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  • Опубліковано 10 лис 2024

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  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  10 років тому +18

    Chain Whip - Kung Fu's Greatest Weapon. I love practicing and demoing the Chain Whip or Nine Section Steel Whip! There are chain whips of all different sections but the 9 section chain whip is the most common! In this video we show you 6 Chain Whip combos. Check out the other Chain Whip or Chainwhip Videos at our ShaolinCenter UA-cam channel! Enjoy! :)
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    • @frankcardillo686
      @frankcardillo686 10 років тому

      Cool moves dude

    • @RealKungFu
      @RealKungFu  10 років тому

      Frank Cardillo Thanks Frank!

    • @stuartward2876
      @stuartward2876 10 років тому

      a duck or something i am learning with the tennis ball and string. but like paperweaponry says, common sense and taking your time is key

    • @jerryragan
      @jerryragan 9 років тому

      +Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace You forgot to mention to wear a cup as I know some people who have hit themselves there.

    • @cjman2ify
      @cjman2ify 8 років тому +2

      Will I t be okay If I start with a real steel chain tied to a lock?

  • @natalierichardson9941
    @natalierichardson9941 8 років тому +42

    the country music and the kung fu is such an aesthetic

  • @Claymore1977
    @Claymore1977 10 років тому +103

    you owe me a ceiling fan.

    • @chocolatepickle42
      @chocolatepickle42 9 років тому +7

      dude that is why you're supposed to do it outside

    • @Claymore1977
      @Claymore1977 9 років тому +14

      it was a joke.

    • @chocolatepickle42
      @chocolatepickle42 9 років тому +5

      Claymore77 oh ok lol I couldn't really tell because it was over the internet and I couldn't see your facial expressions lol.

    • @darthrevan2410
      @darthrevan2410 6 років тому +5

      Lmao omg😂😂😂😂😂

    • @Matt-mb5vr
      @Matt-mb5vr 6 років тому +4

      Literally laughed out loud. Witty shit man!

  • @katiekern6570
    @katiekern6570 10 років тому +15

    Much better breakdown of techniques then I ever got when I was part of a school. I specifically like the emphasis on the fundamentals over flashy. Thank you.

    • @RealKungFu
      @RealKungFu  10 років тому +1

      Thank you and yes, fundamentals are key! Glad you liked the explanation and presentation! :)

  • @lynn69jackson
    @lynn69jackson 10 років тому +2

    Most of the moves I have already learned on the rope dart form.
    It's really good to see someone explaining things properly.

  • @depperson1900
    @depperson1900 10 років тому +6

    I love that you posted another chain whip session and plan to do more with the shoots and attacks. I have been looking up other videos and looking at rope dart elbow shoots and such just to get an idea of what to incorporate into my form. I have watched your earlier tutorials many times over and am comfortable with all but the mad dog. I am do excited for more. THANK YOU JAKE!

    • @RealKungFu
      @RealKungFu  10 років тому

      Nice! The mad dog is tough to get but fun once you do!

  • @Mumkey68
    @Mumkey68 10 років тому +17

    Great vid, you're tempting me to go out and buy a chain whip!

  • @triumphmanful
    @triumphmanful 5 років тому +2

    jake you amaze me every time. I love watching you. You are so good at these martial art defensive weapons. I just finished a 3 piece Bo Staff. Made from my Hickory Trees. I was making walking staffs but now I have made Nunchucks, Bo Staffs, and 3 piece Bo staff. All have stainless steel swivels and hardware too. My next project is a set of Tonfas. Hickory is a tough wood and will out perform pine, oak and cedar ! Thanks again for your expertise and knowledge !

  • @aidan4028
    @aidan4028 5 років тому

    i see this guy do a lot of chai whip videos. but without fail he never shows strikes, kicks, or anything more advanced than a couple of spins and a mad man.

  • @thunderlightninng2889
    @thunderlightninng2889 9 років тому

    Amazing instructional ...and for free ! The power of a Tiger and the heart of a Dove ! Took me years and cost me a small fortune to learn and this amazing guy gives his knowledge away for free

  • @grabakasennin2763
    @grabakasennin2763 8 років тому +34

    Actually, failure is more scary than dying, dying is inevitable.

    • @antr6092
      @antr6092 7 років тому

      Grabaka Sennin only if you're not the one

    • @khakim9448
      @khakim9448 7 років тому

      But this youtuber gave his self strength by practicing others. Hes a master and mastered his self. Which makes him fearless just like Huo Yuanjia.

    • @khaleesinariko4708
      @khaleesinariko4708 6 років тому

      ill say...imagine I couldn't wait to learn the chain art that I actually practised in a small room with furniture and obstacles in the way,,, since no park available in winter (Canada)...anyways...on the 3rd week of trying to understand *Faith* (the name of my chain whip) one hesitation and BOOM! a fk up!, attempting the "Neck Chain" technique as I call it...the chain literally wrapped itself around my neck....I just stayed still and Faith undid herself. But this was a lesson ,,perhaps a test after mocking her full potential.

    • @BrianSmith-jx7td
      @BrianSmith-jx7td 6 років тому

      Agreed I'm not scared of death I'm only scared of one of two outcomes that could happen after death

  • @mariolorenzo563
    @mariolorenzo563 3 роки тому

    I respect the fact you make the beginners stop and practice to keep them from getting overwhelmed

  • @thedukeofskull1383
    @thedukeofskull1383 5 років тому +1

    Jake....BRILLIANT IDEA!!
    I have studied Kung Fu and weapons for over 40 years.
    And if we used padded weapons in our kwoon, we would be laughed at! Our kwoon is "old school." I saw your idea for using a stick and cord with a tennis ball.
    THAT IS A BRILLIANT IDEA!
    I am criticizing your videos at times, BUT if you have a good idea...I will support you in it! 💀 ( you really should have you students clean and polish your weapons, RUST is not good for the weapons, and it will teach the students to respect the weapons.

  • @robbenhoodbarbie
    @robbenhoodbarbie 8 років тому

    I used to take cha yon ryu but the school where I practiced was shut down. your videos make me want to get back into martial arts. they are amazing

  • @renehenriksen1735
    @renehenriksen1735 9 років тому +4

    You´re simply so effortless in you techniques. :)

  • @XionixZTV
    @XionixZTV 9 років тому +69

    This guys is literally Johnny Cage from Mortal Combat, I swear.

    • @ThePa1riot
      @ThePa1riot 9 років тому +5

      XionixZTV Only less of a smart ass. A lovable smart ass albeit, but still.

    • @lifeuu
      @lifeuu 7 років тому

      jeshea2021 take him on in a fight.

    • @Texasmilitarydepartmentvid9654
      @Texasmilitarydepartmentvid9654 6 років тому

      GET OVER HERE!

    • @w.a.l.7259
      @w.a.l.7259 6 років тому

      XionixZTV but cooler

  • @f3n1xn05
    @f3n1xn05 10 років тому +7

    "They'd think I was a psychopath. I am a psychopath."

  • @Maquox
    @Maquox 7 років тому +1

    You're a very good example of what an "authority" is on a subject. In the good sense I mean.
    Thanks for sharing these videos. :)

  • @MrJoemuck
    @MrJoemuck 10 років тому +3

    Great lesson Jake. Thanks again.

  • @andrew1234856
    @andrew1234856 9 років тому

    GREAT VIDEO,and i believe there is no need to chase away the beginner. i followed through to end n i got it. the difficult part is sweeping the chain from under your thigh, and making over elbow maneuver without getting smacked.

  • @missybutler1684
    @missybutler1684 10 років тому +6

    Physalis

  • @S3ARCH_N_D3STROY
    @S3ARCH_N_D3STROY 5 років тому +11

    That’s exactly the way I do it although I don’t use a whip I use my third leg 😂

  • @lohelanihui3012
    @lohelanihui3012 10 років тому +1

    That was awesome , great video on the chain whip , I didn't know the chain whip was so cool , it looks like you get a good work out while practicing too , and I looks fun once you master it , thanks for introducing the Kung fu chain whip to me

  • @yetarlin
    @yetarlin 10 років тому

    Amazing to watch just beautiful to see it happen. The information you give is just so fullfilling! Keep it up!!

  • @heatto162
    @heatto162 7 років тому +1

    if your just getting started I like a large glow stick on the end of a nylon rope.. Instead of a tennis ball... it's more like the dart and heavier ...plus it looks cool if you practice at dusk or night

  • @PseudoAccurate
    @PseudoAccurate 8 років тому

    Awesome, Jake, well done. You're a breath of fresh air for the spirit!

  • @physcoticalskull9990
    @physcoticalskull9990 7 років тому

    This is actually useful I might be using this thx Jake. I watched this so many times I just never pay attention I just look at comments while I listen. Oh and my chain whip hasn't arrived yet but I did make a practice rope/chain dart/whip and it's pretty useful

  • @Skarred
    @Skarred 8 років тому

    its a beautiful weapon, i have trained nunchucks, bow staff and tonfa and i love the grace and minimal effort. like all spinning weapons it leaves very large openings. it reminds me of a longer version of the chucks but I think it is worth adding to my repertoire simply for style :) like all spinning weapons the key to breaking the formation is to block it in close, the same way you use to stop it. but I doubt many people would have the timing. however its not a weapon i would carry with me in real life. I have enjoyed your video and the training steps are very similar to the ones I use so I give it a like :) To anyone else reading this message... the basic skills can't be taught. you either have it or you dont and that will be discovered in 30 secs. spinning weapons are not for everyone :)

  • @eddybobea6709
    @eddybobea6709 3 роки тому

    Completely awesome, with that rate of fire it's very hard to get near you without getting hit, and at so little energy invested. Sometimes the best defense is a good attack.

  • @tonyvale8690
    @tonyvale8690 4 роки тому

    Thanks!!great vid out of all the instructional videos I’ve seen or even out of the DVDs I’ve bought on the whip chain yours are the easiest to comprehend I saw several videos but it wasn’t until I started watching you did I start getting the techniques down Thanks your a great teacher

  • @patrickmoreno3245
    @patrickmoreno3245 4 роки тому

    Excellent technique.

  • @paulvoragen8288
    @paulvoragen8288 8 років тому +2

    Your video's are awesome

  • @GeorgeFranquiz
    @GeorgeFranquiz 10 років тому +4

    JAKE I LIKE ALL YOUR VIDEOS LEARN A LOT THANKS

  • @omegaschatterbox8366
    @omegaschatterbox8366 7 років тому

    Holy Hell this is littearly the most sattisfying and amusing thing to watch!

  • @c.m.gurubasavaraj8800
    @c.m.gurubasavaraj8800 4 роки тому

    Its amazing. I learnt lot of things from you.

  • @drewga403
    @drewga403 5 років тому

    Awesome! But @ 3:59 when you say beginners should get shin pads, I thought you said sh!t pads (like for training puppies) because a beginner would be scared sh!tless using this thing! Lolol!
    Srry, don't mean to drag down the conversation, just an honest mis-hear which cracked me up, both because it made sense - but also because it was just SO unexpected coming from you. Anyway, love your content, and your amazing positive attitude. People like you make UA-cam a better place. The world a better place. Thanks for what you do Jake!

  • @dirm79
    @dirm79 10 років тому +7

    The 9 section whip is very hard to use but I learn it makes a great choice of weapon cause it's so easy to hide and can break bones this why many battles in the passed rely on it the enemy does not see it coming

  • @JohnMartinez-sm1sk
    @JohnMartinez-sm1sk 7 років тому +1

    Great lesson

  • @artnelivlog
    @artnelivlog 10 років тому +2

    Awesome control of chain whip¡ great Job

  • @josephbonda4393
    @josephbonda4393 8 років тому +1

    Awsome chain whip skills Jake... :P

  • @brentbadua1894
    @brentbadua1894 10 років тому

    Hey Jake,you are badass.I really enjoy your videos and I have been using them for training.You keep them very interesting.Please continue to make your videos for us,Mahalo!!

  • @antMANscochiey
    @antMANscochiey 9 років тому +3

    When will you release a video explaining the "Chain Nae Nae"?

  • @neaituppi7306
    @neaituppi7306 10 років тому

    I just got a starter one. From a place called Chinesekungfustore, it is in Dengfeng china, and they supply Shaolin monks and martial artists with martial art supplies. I figured you might have a video on it.

  • @Lowrences1
    @Lowrences1 10 років тому +1

    Muchas gracias!!! WAW!!

  • @maxinerange7039
    @maxinerange7039 10 років тому +1

    Physalis. Yum. When I saw the Chain Whip for the first time, it reminded me of Poi Spinning. Meteor Poi are safe and can be a good tool for beginners. You learn pretty fast and you can do a lot of moves with the Poi. The Chain Whip is not allowed in Germany like most of the Kung Fu weapons. But this doesn't matter, you can practice with Poi, too. Thanks for the lots of good instructions. _/|\_

    • @triumphmanful
      @triumphmanful 5 років тому

      what is a Poi ? I may want to make one now. Thanks. Got In Himmel !

  • @mooyingmantis
    @mooyingmantis 10 років тому

    Nicely done!

  • @kurtshoopman4097
    @kurtshoopman4097 10 років тому

    Would you be able to use some of these movements with Kusarigama as well? I'm loving your breakdowns of techniques, they're so easy to follow! Thank You for sharing them on UA-cam.

  • @坦然無懼
    @坦然無懼 8 років тому

    Lots of haters but I do appreciate your passion for the art and culture. Perhaps you've already done so, but you should consider working and living in China where you can gain a deeper understanding of the language people and culture. It will change your life. It changed mine.

  • @HydroPies
    @HydroPies 10 років тому +5

    Those gold-colored fruits are "Physalis".
    They're delicious.

    • @RealKungFu
      @RealKungFu  10 років тому

      Yes!

    • @ga1actic_muffin
      @ga1actic_muffin 10 років тому +2

      I am a wild food hunter and by far the Physalis Ground Cherry is by far one of my favorites along with the Paw Paw. Don't eat anything but the berry though and only if the berry is orange-yellow! :)

  • @fouadelmily1558
    @fouadelmily1558 10 років тому +3

    thank u, it is amazing

  • @UnitedxLegion
    @UnitedxLegion 10 років тому

    Awsome Video, very clear communication. Also I think you make a great cooking show host... with that food eating, and wheat grass energy drink haha.

  • @brendanmcmahon1085
    @brendanmcmahon1085 10 років тому

    Great Work

  • @JoshCabatuando
    @JoshCabatuando 10 років тому +21

    Imagine if this was used by an airbender

  • @47Dreadlox
    @47Dreadlox 10 років тому

    Awesome stuff!

  • @supernev1000
    @supernev1000 10 років тому +6

    Could you demo destroying some watermelons or cans with it?

    • @JedEkert
      @JedEkert 10 років тому

      Exactly my thoughts, striking demonstration.

    • @RealKungFu
      @RealKungFu  10 років тому +3

      Yes, we did that! Check it out Here: ua-cam.com/video/whuBjeGxQig/v-deo.html

    • @ibanezfloyd
      @ibanezfloyd 6 років тому +1

      watermelons ? what a waste of food....

  • @omegablade556
    @omegablade556 10 років тому

    Really great video!!!

  • @SirMarc9
    @SirMarc9 10 років тому

    Great video!! Love the area... Thanks for showing use how to use the chain whip.... Who filmed? Great JOB!!!!

  • @andrzejsielaszuk5502
    @andrzejsielaszuk5502 8 років тому +1

    could you make video explaining why when where
    and mb what age u were when u started practicing kung fu?

  • @mikeangelo4266
    @mikeangelo4266 8 років тому

    awsome video brother

  • @leonicel3731
    @leonicel3731 4 роки тому

    thanks for these

  • @alkaneshiro1
    @alkaneshiro1 9 років тому

    I've been using the rope dart for about 10 years now, but I've never tried the chain whip. A lot of the movements look very similar. I am very interested in learning to use the chain whip. Do you think that because of my rope dart experience, I could just pick one up and go at it? I'm sure there's a weight and torque difference that I'd have to hey used to.

  • @bboyEBD
    @bboyEBD 10 років тому +2

    so cool! subbed :)

  • @OrientalStyle47
    @OrientalStyle47 10 років тому

    thanks for your advice using tennisball and rope.. if i had used the chain :D i hit so often myself especially now were i want to get the mad dog ..hit so hard my chin^^
    nice video! i was so long looking for a video like yours.
    i like the kung fu in your heart! keep it

  • @VeganAthlete
    @VeganAthlete 9 років тому +4

    What is the MOST IMPORTANT thing to keep in mind when choosing a Martial Arts school to join? Tell me below!

    • @MickeySiller
      @MickeySiller 9 років тому +2

      VeganAthleteVeganAthlete Probably the seriousness of the school, but idk, what do you think?

    • @ThePa1riot
      @ThePa1riot 9 років тому +5

      VeganAthlete That the instructor isn't just a good fighter, but a good person.

    • @shawnscorpion3589
      @shawnscorpion3589 9 років тому +3

      VeganAthlete The students, watch them and see if they are any good or if they all look like they are relaxed and lazy and the level of skills they are using is sloppy, then that's what you will end up looking like. If most of the students look really good and I mean all levels not just black belts then you know your in a good school. The head of the school can tell you till he or she is blue in the face about how great and large the school is but it will all show in the students.

    • @ricardomunoz2010
      @ricardomunoz2010 9 років тому +3

      Let the class choose you.

    • @shawnscorpion3589
      @shawnscorpion3589 9 років тому

      What does that mean let the class choose you lol

  • @DinossauroFAGOTE
    @DinossauroFAGOTE 9 років тому

    Not about to hurt like a whip and not functional as a dart itself, but very beautiful. Of course, not to dobout about the fighter technic.

  • @101boertjie
    @101boertjie 7 років тому

    That berry in the husk is called "appeliefie" in Afrikaans. it makes a neat jam, or jellie as it is known in the states.

  • @happy5art439
    @happy5art439 4 роки тому

    I know some of this from doing festival entertainment. There's some new tricks I can learn though. Who'd have thought that hippies would be learning Kung Fu whilst playing with our circus toys!

  • @abdulkerimcharyev7779
    @abdulkerimcharyev7779 Рік тому

    Good job 👍👍

  • @lvsoccerdaddy
    @lvsoccerdaddy 10 років тому

    amezing..!!! great stuff like all your videos and all your teachings... keep up the good work ...=)

  • @renehenriksen1735
    @renehenriksen1735 9 років тому

    Jake please show us that odd technique I mentioned earlier in this post. When monks do this it kind of looks like they say: " - Everything is going to be OK so celebrate New Year!!" :)

  • @thehandturkey8484
    @thehandturkey8484 7 років тому +1

    In your vid about guns you said the weapons are earned in stages what stage is this

  • @renehenriksen1735
    @renehenriksen1735 8 років тому

    Mad Dog McGuire is worth mentioning since one of the techniques is called Mad Dog... ;)

  • @teje621
    @teje621 4 роки тому

    I learned this in my class!

  • @rafaelgayon
    @rafaelgayon 8 років тому +3

    so are those golden berries like senzu beans???

  • @gnarcassis8775
    @gnarcassis8775 10 років тому +1

    The hawaiian name for the golden berry is "Poha"

  • @facu2505
    @facu2505 10 років тому

    Awesome video! im practicing in the begginer's way (like the other video :P ), at first i hit my head many times, it was hilarious XD... the song in the beginning reminds me the song on Shangain Noon "Cowboy baby" hahha!,.......it's really fun practice with the chain wip, i hope i can buy my own soon

  • @Averagebum21
    @Averagebum21 10 років тому

    Jake, aren't you in Phoenix, Arizona? There are grass and trees there?

  • @akksnz
    @akksnz 10 років тому

    Very nice buddy! Love your styles!! Crack up. What about rope dart?

  • @aelucif
    @aelucif 8 років тому

    hey, first of all, great fan of the fighting stuff you do.
    the chain whip is a really cool weapon, but i was wondering... what do you do when you actually hit a target, or of it bloks the whip and the whip is out of inertia but the target ready to strike? could you do a video of consecutive whip hits on one of your targets, please? to demonstrate, cause is kind of a big weakness to the weapon

  • @ADulare007
    @ADulare007 9 років тому

    hi Jake love your videos learn a lot from them. I was wandering what size of chain whip do you use 50 inch or 58 inch and if they are heavy or medium weight ?

  • @VeganAthlete
    @VeganAthlete 9 років тому +6

    What city are you watching from??? Tell me below!

    • @ThePa1riot
      @ThePa1riot 9 років тому +3

      VeganAthlete Winter Park, FL (though I'm originally from Kennett Square, PA)

    • @dewey_pasco
      @dewey_pasco 8 років тому +2

      philipines

    • @physcoticalskull9990
      @physcoticalskull9990 7 років тому +1

      VeganAthlete Jake why did u make another channel?...😕

    • @coltentodhunter7551
      @coltentodhunter7551 6 років тому +1

      Kamloops!

    • @thehandturkey8484
      @thehandturkey8484 6 років тому

      VeganAthlete Toledo but I wish I was where you were lol

  • @AnotherPanther
    @AnotherPanther 4 роки тому

    Im ngl after that food intro when he was like 'alright what's behind the right hand' I forgot about the chain whip and was expecting more food like a potato or sth

  • @Martial-Mat
    @Martial-Mat 10 років тому

    Very impressive. The neck changes look really uncomfortable on your back.

  • @Empfangsdame
    @Empfangsdame 10 років тому +1

    in german it is called: Kapstachelbeere ^^

  • @Panic_Pickle
    @Panic_Pickle 8 років тому +1

    Aside from showiness, what is the advantage of neck changes? Surely breaking visual contact with an opponent is a bad idea?

    • @alliswell-pb9vo
      @alliswell-pb9vo 2 місяці тому

      it is a last ditch effort to hit an opponent who quickly closes in on you

  • @narc440
    @narc440 8 років тому

    Jake mace I like your videos. You are really good. Might I ask who your sifu was?

  • @oiurehj
    @oiurehj 10 років тому +1

    The last fruit seems like an Alchechengi...

  • @janzelezny5166
    @janzelezny5166 8 років тому

    Thanks for the video.;)

  • @shaolinchihuahua2858
    @shaolinchihuahua2858 10 років тому

    Can you upload a Video showing some Form/kata with the whip please. I have got the spinning and stuff so far but i do not know any Form or way to connect all the stuff other than just doing some freestyle spin on spin chain. Would love to see some nice Form. Thanks and greetings to you :-)

  • @HighNoonTex
    @HighNoonTex 8 років тому +1

    14:12 GET OVER HERE!!! -Scorpion, Mortal Kombat

  • @shakilborhanprince2311
    @shakilborhanprince2311 9 років тому

    +Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace would you please show some use of the chain whip? Like striking, grabbing, blocking, etc. ?

  • @R3ap3R12345
    @R3ap3R12345 10 років тому

    looks awesome :D

  • @thunderlightninng2889
    @thunderlightninng2889 9 років тому

    Here is a small nugget of thought .... the real Martial Artist are usually the nicest guys and most polite men you will meet .

  • @TehMagilla
    @TehMagilla 6 років тому

    3:27 - Yep, looks like 90 degrees to me. The weather, not your arm...

  • @bladendacrowd
    @bladendacrowd 7 років тому

    I am about the same height and weight and was wondering:
    the length of your whip, and which weight you chose, medium or heavy.

  • @samuraiisalmighty4917
    @samuraiisalmighty4917 4 роки тому

    That is cool

  • @MrHousecup
    @MrHousecup 6 років тому

    Lol! I just practiced this with my dog's leash! I nearly broke our light fixture!

  • @ga1actic_muffin
    @ga1actic_muffin 10 років тому

    Ground Cherry! :D Those things are amazing. Where did you find them? I can only find them wild, and it's difficult where I live.

  • @ramerzamer
    @ramerzamer 9 років тому

    thank you!!!

  • @Silent_Tentacle
    @Silent_Tentacle 4 роки тому +1

    none of this matters when the quiet kid at school pulls out an AR-15 and starts shooting