Choke Attack

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[zetto]

i like this move very much
i think choke using nunchaku is a fatality attack
does anyone know how to do that against normal opponent (still fresh, and agressive)  ?

thanx 

[Tiokiko]

I have that film in DVD, it´s very nice  That technique is really dangerous. Make a proof in your own arm, you will see or feel the great capacity of choke that have the nunchaku. I don´t suggest you practice this technique with anyone. You could practice it with a dummy or something.

[zetto]

yeah very very good movie, very inspiring me . . .
of course not to practice to human            just want to know the technique
because opponent will getaway if we want to choke 

[Tiokiko]

  Yeah. I refere to the training, it´s better to train with a dummy this technique. The neck is a very sensitive area and the press with nunchaku is hard to control. When you have a good training is better to control, but while, is better don´t tempt to the luck  This technique can to apply from diverse forms, feint, after a hit, etc. 

[zetto]

i think we must get behind opponent very fast after we hit. 

[michael]

Yeah, it could be from what i call a drunk mans punch, a massive hook, just deflect, and quickly move past them, and then wrap the chucks around. It could also come from the front. The chucks can be in your hand, chain in front of you, block a kick or punch, then ram the chain forwards into there throat, with your foot behind, or put the chain behind there head from the front, and pull it forwards towards your knee, knee them in the face, then change your position of the chucks by sliding them round, and pulling backwards. If i can find a partner ill demonstrate.

[zetto]

Yeah, it could be from what i call a drunk mans punch, a massive hook, just deflect, and quickly move past them, and then wrap the chucks around. It could also come from the front. The chucks can be in your hand, chain in front of you, block a kick or punch, then ram the chain forwards into there throat, with your foot behind, or put the chain behind there head from the front, and pull it forwards towards your knee, knee them in the face, then change your position of the chucks by sliding them round, and pulling backwards. If i can find a partner ill demonstrate.

ok ok i will waiting for you and partner to demonstrate that . . . 

[TuKongChucks]

It would work....if you had the right chucks.  Ive broken two sets of chucks(red oak and [pine[I think]) using that technique, once on an arm, and on something else that kinda slips my mind.  And I did it without much pressure either, it depends on the way their connected and the strength of wood and pressure put on the choke or hold. 

[Berserkergang]

I'll test out that theory with some Silver Fire chucks sometime.  Sacrifice a few pairs for science, see how they hold up to different things.

[TuKongChucks]

It would work....if you had the right chucks.  Ive broken two sets of chucks(red oak and [pine[I think]) using that technique, once on an arm, and on something else that kinda slips my mind.  And I did it without much pressure either, it depends on the way their connected and the strength of wood and pressure put on the choke or hold. 

And obiously metal chucks would be pretty damn hard to break.

[zetto]

ok thanks all for the reply     

[Seventh_He4ven]

Love that film, the whole flip into the chock maybe slightly far fetched but none the less a cool move

[zetto]

Love that film, the whole flip into the chock maybe slightly far fetched but none the less a cool move

in that film, the enemy a little pain after hitted, so bruce can get behind him. 

[Seventh_He4ven]

with some awesome flip I might add

[michael]

I think cord would be as strong if not stronger in choking that chain. With chain all the pressure is exserted into the pin, or the final link, or the weakest link, and theres no give in the rest, therefore making it more likely to snap. With cord, the pressure is equally exserted, over all the cord, or at least all of the cord between the nunchaku, and probably most of the cord in the nunchaku, depending on how they have been strung. It might be something to experiment with.

In either case, its alot easier, and cheaper, to replace some cord, than try and replace something like the tops of a Silverfire nunchaku, or abb kit, or whatever other chain connection.

Michael