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Learn the first 12 basic techniques by yourself.

The first challenge within NC5 is simple in concept, but not in execution.

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You do not need to perform them perfectly in terms of body movement. The most important element is: catching and control. Do you dare to take on the challenge with a wooden nunchaku? Every NC5 practitioner knows: this is not easy. It requires persistence and determination. Poor execution is often immediately and painfully punished by the nunchaku itself.
Mentality
If you complete this challenge, you show that you are made of the right material for NC5.
If you succeed, you will know that you have real perseverance. That you do not give up at the first signs of discomfort. Where others stop, you continue.

The names of the techniques are in French, as NC5 originates from France.
Techniques 1 through 12 can be seen in the videos. The provided link leads to a drawn explanation, including the original French terminology. You are not required to learn these names immediately.
Consider it an additional challenge.If you choose to continue within NC5, familiarity with these terms will support a deeper understanding and further development in your practice.

Technique 1
1. Frappe verticale remontante – garde à l’épaule

Technique 2
2. Frappe verticale remontante – garde derrière le dos

Technique 3
3. Frappe piquee - garde à l’aisselle

Technique 4
4. Frappe horizontale (flanc)

Technique 5
5. Frappe horizontale (cou)

Technique 6
6. Frappe horizontale avec rotation

Technique 7
7. Frappe verticale – garde côté

Technique 8
8. Frappe verticale – garde à l’épaule

Technique 9
9. Frappe verticale – garde derrière le dos

Technique 10
10. Frappe piquée – garde côté

Technique 11
11. Frappe piquee – garde a l epaule

Technique 12
12. Frappe piquée – garde derrière le dos

Mentality
If you complete this challenge, you show that you have what it takes for NC5. If you succeed, you will know that you have real perseverance.
That you do not give up at the first signs of discomfort. Where others stop, you continue.