Learn the Super Haka Actions - Male

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  • Опубліковано 3 тра 2011
  • www.superhaka.com. Easy step-by-step tutorial to learn male Super Haka for Christchurch.
    Join us on Thursday 19th May to do a Super Haka for Christchurch. Super Shuttle has organised events at Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin, Christchurch ... and if you can't get to these do one in your own backyard, office or home! Video and share it with Christchurch by uploading it at superhaka.com and win cash prizes.

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  • @StirlingTrafalgar
    @StirlingTrafalgar 12 років тому +1

    Im a full on Brit, very proud of my English heritage. The Haka is something NZ can be rightly veryy proud of, every time i see the Haka done it makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. This clip shows the tradition being passed on as it should be. Great clip.

  • @leananshae
    @leananshae 12 років тому +2

    I know it's probably not what a guy wants to hear directly after showing us his fiercest Haka, but I think your son was absolutely adorable at the end there when he really got into it! Don't tell him I said that though... I wouldn't want to hurt his feelings. : ) An thanks so much for this wonderful video series... you're very good at explaining everything!

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      why u lowkey flirt with my 7 year old brother

  • @SgtRock57
    @SgtRock57 10 років тому +1

    Every time I see the Haka, it gets my adrenalin pumping. I've always been curious about the movements and the chant. Thank you for posting this.

  • @nikiannswindells5008
    @nikiannswindells5008 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you and your son for demonstrating and explaining this Haka dance so perfectly, I've been trying to learn it so I can give my 3 sons a Haka dance of honour. It's perfect.

  • @Schranzer02
    @Schranzer02 11 років тому

    I'm a great admirer of the Māori Tradition. I'm proud to say that your Culture is an inspiration to me and many many other people in the world. I hope that i can travel in the next years to visit these wonderfull islands. Thank you for the Videos...Now I learn the Super Haka...because I love it! :)

  • @nothung15
    @nothung15 9 років тому

    such a great culture and such a pleasure to watch mother and son together Kamate Kamate!

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      ok kinda pervy

  • @STEVENTIMPERLEY62
    @STEVENTIMPERLEY62 10 років тому

    Thank you from all the New Zealanders overseas..

  • @jeffreyliddicoat1364
    @jeffreyliddicoat1364 3 роки тому

    thank you with a few months to go before new hospital opens will learn this

  • @beyondtheblackstump
    @beyondtheblackstump 10 років тому

    Interesting....im a kiwi living in Australia with no knowledge of my ancestry. Always wanted to learn that.
    Nice one.

  • @jadzarooni
    @jadzarooni 13 років тому

    Sweet. Good idea guys. We need some national spirit in times like these. WIll start practice tommorow. Ill be the fat white guy with the skateboard in Auckland. Kia Kaha Christchurch.

  • @duns9422
    @duns9422 7 років тому +6

    he dabbed before the dab was even invented

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      YOU'RE DONE LMAOOO

  • @waazzaabbii
    @waazzaabbii 12 років тому +1

    Wow!! Super! Great how-to! Your son is very good! Ohh! By the way, congrats to the Kiwi's in Rugby Worldcup 2011. I was behind the Kiwi's all the way!

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      nobody cares

  • @SunnyRaymusic
    @SunnyRaymusic 10 років тому +2

    Nice to see your passion and dicipline, good stuff guys :)

  • @asforemita
    @asforemita 10 років тому +3

    Great video... That "good luck" at the end made my day better hahah... Thanks, thumbs up, congratulations for your efforts bouth kid and woman. :):):)

  • @Xkorpius1
    @Xkorpius1 11 років тому

    QUE CULTURA TAN HERMOSA!!!.......SON FANTÁSTICOS!!!

  • @laurawiiles7356
    @laurawiiles7356 10 років тому

    Superb! A great way to learn it. Thank you both X

  • @hugok9064
    @hugok9064 6 років тому

    I loved the haka I learned from you guys

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      thanks yeah

  • @millseyboy054
    @millseyboy054 7 років тому +1

    awsom

  • @EMKayaking
    @EMKayaking 10 років тому

    Excellent!!

  • @adenilsontabss0952
    @adenilsontabss0952 5 років тому

    Por mas que seja uma aula, o garoto faz com muita vontade !

  • @Fehnriss
    @Fehnriss 11 років тому

    I am Half german half Berber living in lower Saxony were ur ancestors came from , until Christianisation our tribes had the same thinkin of honor, Manhood and the same pride like american natives or Maoris, we lost it after christianisation, near my hometown we have a place were an old Saxon castle stands until the Franks destroyed this castle around the 7th or 8th century . for me the whole wood is a magic place with hundred of yrs old oaks

  • @markopoloasia
    @markopoloasia 3 роки тому

    🔥🔥

  • @wendywatterston1456
    @wendywatterston1456 5 років тому

    I have to do this for school

  • @xamehc
    @xamehc 11 років тому +1

    the esoteric meaning of the haka is about accessing the fire-breath from within the ether of the air, this is the ture meaning of haka - 'haa' = breath, kaa = fire. The postures, stances & motions along with the outstretched tongue r all geared to expressing this internal energy to charge the body with the vital 'hau' - haa = breath, u = to enter. There is more, of course, but can't be explained in this forum, & probably shouldn't be, but I hope that helps some.

  • @alexandrebeaudry8377
    @alexandrebeaudry8377 8 років тому +1

    You have the best tutorial for haka on the net. Unfortunatly i don't like the christian part of it.
    I would love to see tutorial for tradionnal haka.
    Thanks, respect

    • @tonygriffin_
      @tonygriffin_ 8 років тому +1

      If by "the christian part" you mean her mentioning the word Christchurch, it's because that's the name of the city in New Zealand where she lives. The only connection to christianity is that the city was named hundreds of years ago by a christian!

    • @alexandrebeaudry8377
      @alexandrebeaudry8377 8 років тому +1

      Anthony Griffin For real??
      So i falsy remember seeing the traduction and thinking it was a christian haka.
      Thanks a lot for the info

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      christian my who whre

  • @ammj6202
    @ammj6202 8 років тому

    So did the women do this beside the men? Where was their placement inside the dance as I see there is the female version of this. Also, anyone who can break down the chant/song for clarity and even translate I would appreciate it.

  • @benjaminbegovic4439
    @benjaminbegovic4439 8 років тому +2

    The boy is 7 years old, when he learns the haka.

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      hes 19 now🤨

  • @nithido
    @nithido 11 років тому

    Can you put on the words u say play?

  • @donnybrasco127
    @donnybrasco127 11 років тому

    is this haka slightly different to the one the All Blacks do?

    • @kaiyachase5693
      @kaiyachase5693 4 роки тому +1

      It’s a specific haka, created by the iwi (tribe) of Christchurch after the earthquake. The first line translates to “Christchurch , rise up, rise up”. It’s a different Haka compared to the ka mate.

  • @Fehnriss
    @Fehnriss 11 років тому

    Thats a good idea, hope they do it someday

  • @user-uo7ko9xw4w
    @user-uo7ko9xw4w 9 років тому

    ugh im scared i have to do this (my vvhole class) in front of people like *acctually* do it like chant and the faces and stuff like facepaint and Im just rambling but yeah vve have to do it but its cool!

    • @thedorku9500
      @thedorku9500 4 роки тому

      Yo, I know this is five years old, but how did it go?

    • @user-uo7ko9xw4w
      @user-uo7ko9xw4w 4 роки тому +1

      TheDorku lol we didn’t actually do it. Our teacher was shit. He’d constantly make us learn things and then just abandon it halfway through 🤷🏼‍♀️

    • @thedorku9500
      @thedorku9500 4 роки тому

      Z Damn, that’s worst teacher ever. Hopefully you had some better ones

  • @stewartgilbert76
    @stewartgilbert76 10 років тому +1

    Honestly, was the last comment needed? Some people eh?

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      what are u on stewart

  • @PassioninmyVeins96
    @PassioninmyVeins96 11 років тому

    Why is is different to the haka that the all blacks do?

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      bc its not that one LOL

  • @GamerTheRetarded
    @GamerTheRetarded 11 років тому

    yes, and also no. the haka was all about scaring your opponants in battle and getting your men ready for battle also, but the moves can be different but all haka's mean the same thing (more or less)

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      there are different type of haka LMAOOOO not only ones

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      why do u think ur so smart? there a different types yet u name one?

  • @xamehc
    @xamehc 11 років тому

    yes & no. u hav just proposed the superficial version of the meaning.

    • @anxhiin
      @anxhiin 2 роки тому

      ok go away she knows that shes litreally more knowledgable wthen u will ever?

  • @millseyboy054
    @millseyboy054 7 років тому

    awsom