Chain Whip for Beginners!

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  • @leiaclark8388
    @leiaclark8388 5 років тому +44

    i've been using this video for about a month now. I made my chain whip out of a jump rope and a foam ball from Dollar Tree. It seems to hurt less than the tennis ball. it's slow going because i'm pretty uncoordinated. But it's fun. I've lost 7 pounds using FUN martial arts weapons videos. (I'm also learning Klingon bat'leth from Star Trek.)
    One specific mechanic I have discovered: when doing the braking action for the whip to stop and catch it: you need to start with your brake hand either even with your head or a little higher. I'm that person who needs these things explained in minute detail, so I share the wisdom when I find it.
    i'm getting better with practice. I'm working the exercises with both hands. I feel pleased not just getting scale results, but getting more coordinated also. i haven't mastered that thing where you go around your bicep yet; you'll hear the primal scream of victory if i ever manage to do it :P

    • @Wykydtronx4055x
      @Wykydtronx4055x 4 роки тому

      get knee and elbow pads and riot helmet. Once you get ok enough you can turn tins in to a suicidal weapon. My first was my 20 year old karate belt with two locks on each end no Idea what i was doing. Funny how a blunt round corner on a lock can give you a cut like a knife and a bruise underneath for weeks. If you practice this thing using metal weights have dental and medical insurance. Have had bruises that are so bad they resemble scars. One strike one kill if you land it. Or at least a broken bone with macerated skin. Hit to the head=dead or deformed. Hit to a bone= bone slush torn skin. I dont even want to try the sharp ones if hey are heavy. Im not good at all but man I can dodge a lock flying back at me like a real ninja cause it is very scary. If you have ever hit your self at just a glance that is the damage i have incurred. If some one pulled this out on me over an altercation and was willing to let me go or fight I would fucking turn around and thank them. Great way to become a casualty of severe blunt trauma really quick. No expert but it feels like the type of weapon that does not care which combatant gets the death blow on the first hit. Seriously you can smash a skull like a pumpkin and not now the difference other than going to jail. Idk what skill level this merits but the danger level is high.

  • @Dekarowski25
    @Dekarowski25 9 років тому +189

    Easy there Belmont.

    • @PhazerXP
      @PhazerXP 5 років тому +15

      Your ass is grass, Dracula!

    • @TheLoudFox
      @TheLoudFox 4 роки тому +1

      No Where Near

    • @gabreilgonzales7585
      @gabreilgonzales7585 3 роки тому +2

      I know this is an old post but I just saw an episode where Belmont wrapped his leg with chain and kicked the morningstar. Had to see it in reality so I came here lol

    • @gabreilgonzales7585
      @gabreilgonzales7585 3 роки тому +2

      And it's not here lol

    • @Dekarowski25
      @Dekarowski25 3 роки тому +1

      @@gabreilgonzales7585 helo

  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  12 років тому +5

    I always try to support local shops. There are 2 places in Phoenix and Tempe I go to. Karate Mart and the Karate Supply in Tempe at McClintock and Southern! But, if you want a chainwhip try Brendan Lai Supply or Beijing Imports!

  • @charizzaard5091
    @charizzaard5091 7 років тому +53

    My grandma taught me a little bit and she said “your white ass needs to learn something from your culture”. Love that lady!!

    • @_phong.huynh_
      @_phong.huynh_ 4 роки тому +2

      @MacFhlannacuidh lmaooo 😂😂😂

    • @Beanpolr
      @Beanpolr 4 роки тому +2

      @lemon lad I'm pretty sure at this point "white culture" martial arts is just a mix of yoga and bar fighting

  • @ButterBallTheOpossum
    @ButterBallTheOpossum 4 роки тому +55

    "It costs 25 cents...I got it at the dollar store"

  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  10 років тому +37

    Have any of you made the Chain whip with the tennis ball yet?

    • @johnvermilyea
      @johnvermilyea 10 років тому +5

      how long should the rope be?

    • @himuyashiro8218
      @himuyashiro8218 10 років тому

      John Vermilyea depending on your height, if the bottom is almost touching the ground the top should be a little higher than your shoulder if you have short arms, or if you have long arms make it a little shorter

    • @nikemozack7269
      @nikemozack7269 9 років тому

      Himu Yashiro Hi, you are saying that it should be about your shoulder high? A meteor hammer length is holding the rope with your arms wide open, and hammer hanging almost to the ground.

    • @dansoriente5322
      @dansoriente5322 9 років тому +4

      I just use a jump rope or a sticky hand

    • @DavidBylsma
      @DavidBylsma 9 років тому +1

      +Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace.....I was going to make a Bo Staff from one of your other videos but ended up making a fire knife instead....it seemed to all come together with what I already had in front of me....your training video was good with putting your wrist back to back and making it turn......and now I'm spinning fairly fast for just a few days practice....thanks

  • @butytho
    @butytho 9 років тому +220

    I've broken my chandelier, thanks.

    • @neaituppi7306
      @neaituppi7306 9 років тому +11

      Ney Hox I did that the first time I used the BO staff. Took out a light real quick. It shouldn't have messed with me.

    • @hypermecha3040
      @hypermecha3040 9 років тому +3

      +Ney Hox (NHX) LOL I broke a ceiling globe light with nunchucks

    • @neaituppi7306
      @neaituppi7306 9 років тому +6

      Hypermecha That must have been festive.

    • @annoyed707
      @annoyed707 8 років тому +1

      For stucco ceilings, a few bits of stucco from other parts of the ceiling can hide small gouges from sticks.

    • @fucksea
      @fucksea 7 років тому

      Le Phacochère Unijambiste hahahah made my night

  • @acelar18
    @acelar18 11 років тому +10

    He does a perfect tutorial on how gogo yubari uses her weapon.

  • @eddiehazard3340
    @eddiehazard3340 9 місяців тому +1

    I was looking for exactly this sort of video on meteor whip. You've done the best job of all of them at showing me the fundamental movements. Thanks!

  • @Wizard_of_the_North
    @Wizard_of_the_North 5 років тому +2

    You are a good teacher...
    I have some string, and a tennis ball...
    What a good idea, and the drills look so simple!
    Thanks, man!

  • @tungoco2209
    @tungoco2209 10 років тому +2

    you're the best trainer for this weapon! no one can demonstrate it as clear as you do! thanks jake! :D

  • @EbenezarGold
    @EbenezarGold 8 років тому +6

    Hell yeah. Really fantastic technique you display. I've been getting into fighting shape again lately. It's been 20 years since I jump roped but I started up again and it got me to thinking about lassos and whips, and that's what brought me here. Thanks for your instruction. does not look easy! But I understand the rhythm of the exercise(s) and I like it! Thanks!

    • @AndreaAdams-c6s
      @AndreaAdams-c6s Рік тому

      Yes me too I'm a huge fan of the bull whip. I got pretty good at one stage but I stopped, I've always wanted to try the chain whip of course.i got really good at target practice hitting cans and suff

  • @madddoggtom1
    @madddoggtom1 11 років тому +21

    why would you not go join this Kung Fu studio, if you lived in Phoenix or Tempe AZ? I've never seen a martial art teacher with such a pleasing friendly personality. The videos are not only informative, but enjoyable to experience his pleasing personality.

    • @letsbehonest4221
      @letsbehonest4221 8 років тому +1

      Tom Moore because he is a little up him self... thats why..

    • @TzionBarlev
      @TzionBarlev 5 років тому

      Jake Mace is a fraud. Zero Kung fu. Ignore him.

  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  12 років тому +1

    Thank you, Xie Xie!

  • @lazychop6774
    @lazychop6774 8 років тому +2

    Nice video Jake. When I was 12, I spent all my lunch money to buy a chain whip book. It said beginner should start with rope and tennis ball. I was too excited to try it out but I got no rope at that moment, just a huge dog chain. Attached my tennis ball to the dog chain ( almost as big as my tiny arms) and I started swinging thinking it's pretty cool till it got out of control and hit everything around me. My father suggested the cat chain lol and it worked perfectly.

  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  12 років тому

    Cool!

  • @brocknyren5041
    @brocknyren5041 10 років тому +33

    I made one recently and I can say having absolutly no experience with it, that it is very difficult. I found out the hard way thag tenis balls to the shin hurt and leave quite a mark! Nevertheless I am very much enjoying it and it is a ton of fun to handle!!! I absolutly love it, and when im finished I just wrap the chord around the ball and put it in my pocket! By the way I love these videos!!! Keep up the good work!! :)

    • @zanetruesdale4910
      @zanetruesdale4910 6 років тому

      condition your bones it won't hurt as s much

    • @chronium9329
      @chronium9329 5 років тому

      Hey how do I make the tennis ball whip

    • @whitetiger5181
      @whitetiger5181 3 роки тому +1

      How does a tennis ball hurt you ? Unless face or nutts ? It would lose against my shin bones

    • @joshuacarroll1758
      @joshuacarroll1758 2 роки тому

      There's no way it hurt

    • @joshuacarroll1758
      @joshuacarroll1758 2 роки тому

      @@whitetiger5181 same .

  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  12 років тому

    Chain Whip for Beginners! These are the techniques and this is the chain whip (tennis ball and string whip) that I teach beginning Kung Fu students! Good luck and practice daily!

  • @Brettdoggg
    @Brettdoggg 8 років тому

    This is may favorite chain whip video. Very useful key principles, like using your whole body. Indiana Jones shot dude with crazy weapon. You can exercise with a gun in your pocket, but think it's more fun, and more rewarding to exercise using a weapon. ONE HUNDRED EYES!!!! Mantis Master, the Shaolin Wudang Taoist Li Jinbao, or Bayan of the Baarin, uses Jiujiebian twice the length,18 sections (not using 11 section whips). His also has two chain knives on the end. Most vids I've seen guys use two 9 section jiujiebian. Tom Wu uses big one though. Chain envy lol. Six months and still only half done making this Jiujiebian. Decent rings are kinda difficult to make.

  • @TinaOfTylerKungFu
    @TinaOfTylerKungFu 11 років тому

    Jake.... THANX so much for sharing. I found this video a few hrs ago & went & bought tennis balls & some paracord . They are AMAZING & am so excited about learnng more of chain whip as it is my favorite weapon lately.

  • @exidorcyanuro
    @exidorcyanuro 6 років тому +9

    2:42 happens to me all the time.

  • @zenkahuna
    @zenkahuna 5 років тому

    Beautifully presented, clearly demonstrated, repeated plenty of time, excellent cues, welcoming personality, good sense of humor...all ingredients of an excellent teacher. Respect. ZK

  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  12 років тому

    It doesn't matter how it's said! It does matter that you have fun and practice hard and gain skill!

  • @nar51
    @nar51 2 роки тому

    Discovered this today - after watching general Kai in kung fu panda :)
    The source of it notwithstanding, i loved it as an exercise
    Im going to begin this and Sensei here is simply too good - been a long time having seen a teacher like this 🙇

  • @jackeej4799
    @jackeej4799 6 років тому

    Awesome! Can't wait to start Chain Whipping!

  • @gonzobrains
    @gonzobrains 11 років тому

    I never heard of a chain whip until today when I saw one on thefiscaltimes
    (10-Weapons-You-Wont-Believe-Are-Legal)
    I immediately when on youtube to see it in action and saw your videos. great stuff!

  • @UpNSmokeFireTroop
    @UpNSmokeFireTroop 11 років тому +1

    Found you from your bo-staff videos when surfing for new fire-staff moves to learn, but ended up finding chain whip I could incorporate into fire poi instead! Great tutorials.. Don't think it's been done before, there's definitely a lot of moves I've never seen anyone attempting with poi

  • @linux750
    @linux750 8 років тому +55

    you can also do this with a yo-yo

    • @musabaig4557
      @musabaig4557 5 років тому

      Ya i do it with that

    • @runic6452
      @runic6452 3 роки тому

      @@musabaig4557 it hurts A LOT XD use a balloon if you're a total beginner

  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  12 років тому

    Hey Thanks!

  • @bp8087
    @bp8087 5 років тому +2

    You rock .... I always wondered how GoGo did that in Kill Bill ...

  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  12 років тому

    Thank you!

  • @raidirr7448
    @raidirr7448 5 років тому +11

    So I already practice this basic when I was on my childhood days and I mastered it. Didnt know its martial arts.

    • @Alexisgarcia_parra
      @Alexisgarcia_parra 3 роки тому

      Yo same

    • @runic6452
      @runic6452 3 роки тому

      Same!! I just one day thought it looked cool and a practical weapon (my first one was made out of nylon cord string and a stone-weighted paperball)

  • @RealKungFu
    @RealKungFu  12 років тому

    I would make the rope the same length as the chain whip! It depends on your height! Should be from elbow to ground! :)

  • @thedukeofskull1383
    @thedukeofskull1383 5 років тому

    That is brillant !!
    I teach old school, 3 Kingdoms style, we use real weapons only. This way is a lot safer to do. My Sifu had a weapons class and one student was doing the whip chain and couldn't figure out how to stop the figure 8 pattern (# 1& 2 spins). He found out a way, he hit himself almost between the legs with a silly grin.all of us were almost rolling on the ground laughing 😀😀😀, he wasn't hurt, Safety weapons do help. 😃😃😃

  • @jerqrokr
    @jerqrokr 3 роки тому

    your chainwhip videos are the best man

  • @MyPersonalEvil
    @MyPersonalEvil 10 років тому +4

    It's so simple! So easy! Can I like this video again?:D Man, watching your clips completely altered my training methods, THANK YOU! :)

  • @jubodii
    @jubodii 11 років тому +50

    my left ear killed its self

    • @RealKungFu
      @RealKungFu  10 років тому +2

      Sorry, we've now fixed that!

  • @SerpentineSilk
    @SerpentineSilk 5 років тому

    i love chain weopons...nothing beats their versatility.

  • @whitemonk92
    @whitemonk92 11 років тому

    I love the 9 section, and the fact that poi spinning has borrowed alot of its moves from the whip forms.

  • @C010rbl1nd
    @C010rbl1nd 6 років тому

    best rope dart noob intro I have found. thumbs up!!

  • @ReedEW
    @ReedEW 11 років тому

    great video man you were very positive and had fun doing it, don't listen to these negative comments.

  • @marcgarcia8388
    @marcgarcia8388 10 років тому +5

    Great way to learn!!! Thanks for you videos

  • @slatermaaan9868
    @slatermaaan9868 6 років тому +13

    That's a GODDAMN Belmont!

  • @bluuwho1144
    @bluuwho1144 4 роки тому

    I was looking just basic fundamental movements and this was perfect, thanks!

  • @atrumluminarium
    @atrumluminarium 12 років тому +6

    I cant seem to get the under arm turns :/
    Any advice?

  • @runemesa
    @runemesa 11 років тому

    How do you make the practice ball & rope? You hand was covering however it's attached. I presume it's just two holes drilled into the ball with the rope pushed through them both and then tied together?

  • @xeokym223
    @xeokym223 9 років тому +2

    Wow this is really helpful, thanks very much. Very clear, basic instructions!

  • @kainalu9190
    @kainalu9190 11 років тому

    Very Simple yet very fun technique! I came across this on stumble upon! :D

  • @ovkmusic199
    @ovkmusic199 2 роки тому

    Great tutorial...

  • @antonydrossos5719
    @antonydrossos5719 7 років тому

    I've wanted to learn this weapon ever since I saw David Chiang use it in "5 Masters of Death" (aka "5 Masters of Shaolin") as a kid!
    I've actually trained in a few Kung-Fu schools since the late '80s, but none of my past teachers have ever taught the whip-chain.

  • @rannierunsfast
    @rannierunsfast 10 років тому +14

    You should hook up with Gogo Yubari.

  • @KhangarooCourt
    @KhangarooCourt 7 років тому

    looks fun and results rewarding

  • @gonzobrains
    @gonzobrains 11 років тому

    Do you have any videos where you demonstrate striking stuff with a chain whip?

  • @tourguidechuck
    @tourguidechuck 5 років тому

    If one is already proficient in nunchuku and three-sectional-staff would you recommend this weapon? I recently purchased one and it looks great! Will my learning-curve be increased because of familiarity with the other two?

  • @darthvader4165
    @darthvader4165 7 років тому

    I made a homemade chain whip. This really helped me out! Thanks!

  • @shybread315
    @shybread315 5 років тому +1

    my left ear really enjoyed this video

    • @skul6557
      @skul6557 5 років тому

      NevaYmaxe I thought my earphones broke lmao

  • @dyrewinterfrost
    @dyrewinterfrost 3 місяці тому

    I use a chain just to make my whole work fun, wow never had seen before as a cool martial arts 🥋 oss

  • @jamespappas8205
    @jamespappas8205 8 років тому

    oh wow! best How to video on this subject.u totally simplified the art.ty ty ty

  • @15RyanQ
    @15RyanQ 12 років тому

    Hey how long is the rope for the tennis ball? I have never done this but looks cool to try.

  • @BklynJames
    @BklynJames 8 років тому +2

    Just a quick question. Should I be proficient on both sides before moving forward? Also does the style differ from different types of Kung Fu. Like lets say Hung Gar?

  • @hitmankronos4756
    @hitmankronos4756 11 років тому

    VERY good !!!
    Explanation level: Expert

  • @d4rkfader
    @d4rkfader 4 роки тому

    Brilliant Tutorial, Ta Very Muchski Broski !!!!!!
    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👌

  • @bubbaj2667
    @bubbaj2667 2 роки тому

    Quick question. I am about 6'1. What length should I make the rope when training with it before getting the chain?

  • @johnnyjigsaw2091
    @johnnyjigsaw2091 11 років тому

    you look like a really cool teacher!

  • @leoodongo8880
    @leoodongo8880 11 років тому

    THIS IS VERY GOOD. I HAD WATCHED THE ONE OF SHI DE CHENG BUT HE IS TOO FAST FOR ME TO GET. YOURS IS VERY CLEAR. CAN YOU POST THE LEAPING TECHNIQUES OF THE CHAIN WHIP

  • @zaboobebop
    @zaboobebop 11 років тому

    did you do a video for the rope dart?

  • @samuelcameron9879
    @samuelcameron9879 11 років тому

    man i love your videos im thinking of getting my own chain whip. what you you say is good for all around use. not for beginners just for having fun and practising. i want to get one with some weight on it. i dont want it to be really light. also do you use the 9 section chain whip. thanks

  • @average32potato
    @average32potato 4 роки тому

    I decided to just use a real one and I think I'm pretty good, chain got my ankle once though. I'm not great at the turns so I want to know how long it takes your students to get it down

  • @TETSUO2686
    @TETSUO2686 11 років тому

    excelente video!! eres muy divertido... sobre todo cuando destruyes sandias.....jajaja
    saludos desde mexico df !!

  • @daniellopezeverest
    @daniellopezeverest 5 років тому

    Hello UA-cam can you guys help me out by telling me what hand does Jake have the chain whip in under what arm is he tucking it in and what direction he is turning his body thank you

  • @shaijuan
    @shaijuan 5 років тому

    Jake i love your vids man I'm a fan of your work especially with your nunchuck tutorials thanks man.....respect

  • @armytrpt1979
    @armytrpt1979 11 років тому

    great vid. I like the way you present the moves. The shame is, the sound didn't come through and I can't read lips, but I could get the idea from watching your reps.

  • @laurencelance586
    @laurencelance586 4 роки тому

    Nicely done!

  • @michael1unknown
    @michael1unknown 6 років тому

    Uhh la la, that´s very much fun to watch...I need to get the stuff asap....! :-))

  • @aply360
    @aply360 10 років тому

    what kind of rope/string are you using? is it paracord or what? please answer this is the weapon of my next belt and i always like to have a small base on the weapon before im actually at it

  • @Scee_Anno
    @Scee_Anno 11 років тому

    This is very simple stuff to grasp. Well said!

  • @Tomrademakers
    @Tomrademakers 12 років тому

    Very nice Jake

  • @GabrielFord
    @GabrielFord 11 років тому

    Look at that amazing arsenal in the background! I want to be there :) Thanks for this video too, by the way. I pass it on to friends asking about chain whip's and how-to's. Keep Spinning :)

  • @animeman106
    @animeman106 12 років тому

    So i have this weapon and im the process of learning it, im also learning all sorts of weapons. So is it in any place that i would want to learn weapons would i also have to do the matial art? Because i only want to learn weapons and not the matial art it is used in.

  • @televisiontrekkie3802
    @televisiontrekkie3802 9 років тому +2

    I've been wracked so many times in my head. With iron. A tennis ball on a sting! Yes! I live in Phoenix! This is where I'm headed.

  • @AKARazorback
    @AKARazorback 11 років тому

    Wow hey nice one! Did you also make a video on how to actually 'throw' the dart?
    Thanks!

  • @AhnkoCheeOutdoors
    @AhnkoCheeOutdoors 5 років тому

    Is there an ideal length for the chain and/or rope in proportion to your height, arm length, etc.? Or are they always a standard length, and you have to adjust your technique according to your height?

  • @bmntech
    @bmntech 10 років тому

    Entertaining and educational!

  • @lorenzoabad9823
    @lorenzoabad9823 9 років тому

    I used to wrap it around a persons leg or arm and the ball of spikes or razors would lock the chain so it would make it possible to pull the arm or leg toward me or it would cut in to the leg or arm of the person trying to attack me in my case I would use it only in self defense.

  • @AntiMateTL
    @AntiMateTL 4 роки тому

    My left ear enjoyed it, thanks.

  • @SerpentineSilk
    @SerpentineSilk 5 років тому

    i wonder if master mace does rope dart and meteor hammer as well.

  • @kamakanaola808
    @kamakanaola808 12 років тому

    Where do you get your martial art supplies from? Online?

  • @lfnkf
    @lfnkf 10 років тому

    Man, your videos are really nice... I´m leaning this weapon with my teacher, we have some different moves, ut I will try yours for sure!

  • @NorthernForge
    @NorthernForge 9 років тому

    What is the ideal weight for the tip? I weight 170 lbs and aren't a beginner. Does it make a difference or is it merely personal preference?

  • @RustyShackleford051
    @RustyShackleford051 4 роки тому

    First from the chain whip video

  • @HoshiHikari
    @HoshiHikari 6 років тому

    When I do the tricep pivot, it doesn't always work. Is this because I'm not swinging it vertically enough?
    Why do we do pit/tricep transitions? Does it speed up the spin/give it power? Is it to blade/position the body in a safer way against your opponent? Is it just to increase core strength by activating the torso?

  • @knifeaddict
    @knifeaddict 10 років тому

    Thanks for the videos, just made a practice chain whip with a tennis ball today.

  • @jacquesduplessis4495
    @jacquesduplessis4495 5 років тому

    Brilliant! Thank you Jake!

  • @kellymirabal3876
    @kellymirabal3876 4 роки тому

    My height is 5'11 so I am guessing a chain that is 5 feet would be ok to practice with. Is that a good size?..thank u.

  • @ImperialStoneDragon
    @ImperialStoneDragon 9 років тому

    that was really a lot of fun, tanks!

  • @AKARazorback
    @AKARazorback 11 років тому

    Do you have a follow up video? Would much love it!

  • @neaituppi7306
    @neaituppi7306 9 років тому

    I skipped the tennis ball. I got a practice chain whip, which is still dangerous. The part I am having trouble with is getting the whip chain to go under my arm. It just goes under my wrist. But this video, I think I get why. The other one you are being filmed from the side. This one it is front, so I can see you are turning your arm horizontal and straight out.

  • @AlleyCatArmory
    @AlleyCatArmory 11 років тому +2

    Hello Master! Thank you for uploading.
    BTW, please teach me how to make chain whip with tennis ball!

    • @chris-wg6rw
      @chris-wg6rw 5 років тому

      Just poke holes on both ends of the ball push the cord through and tie a knot on both ends of the ball to keep it in place

  • @thebrizzell
    @thebrizzell 11 років тому

    What should one be looking at when buying one of these? And have you ever heard of one being used eg legal stuff?

  • @fnorfurfoot
    @fnorfurfoot 11 років тому

    How do you figure out how long the whip chain should be?