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It takes skill and commitment to be trained in these areas of taiaha movements. Having an experience leader to teach such maori traditions brings connection and identity. Well! done Patrick Mohi.

Italy camp 2024 is happening from Sunday July 28th to Saturday August 10th, in the videos Camilla shares wrong dates and months 😁, I received a rush of emotions, worries, before checking on the website, everything is fine, July 28th to August 10th… Looking forward to participating 🤗

Hi from Ireland 😃🙋

haha this is were im from . yea i weild the titanuim taiaha . dont think theres a sword on earth that could take me alive. thanks for this doc i appreciate it soo much

All in the foot work

Does any body know if any body is building a earth ship in Hawkes bay please.

Hi from Mexico!

Wondering if there is any footage of this from before the 80's. The eku is a traditional okinawan weapon and fairly unique, it's kata are traditional dating back centuries. The first time I saw anything of taiaha as a traditional weapon / martial arts was the 90's. Of course there was a resurgence of Maori culture and identity from the 80's and 90's. Just curious what video evidence exists of this prior to thst resurgence.

Is there a longer video of this? Felt like a teaser trailer. The website and facebook no longer work.

As a Māori, it’s important that you came with something to exchange as well so it was good to see you showing them what you know at the end. It makes the meeting more than you coming and taking from the culture and then going back to where you came from.

if the "barbaric" events you speak of did not happen in australia do you still think that you would be able to record your post and upload it on to the internet...?

So many similarities with both Japanese and European longsword martial arts, it's scary.

I’m a Hawaiian and from the island of Kauai ! I noticed out of all Polynesian cultures the Māori and the Māoli Are the most similar I find it interesting that they came from Hawaiiki It sounds like Hawaii there chants sound like ours and there traditional ways are like us down to the behavior too and the tattoos I see designs like in our Kakau and the weapons but I must say the green stone mere is something else it’s amazing we definitely don’t have that in Hawaii I feel like the Māori are definitely our people

Thank you very much for posting this video. I wish your channel more progress and prosperity and continued communication, God willing. I am waiting for more useful videos. I hope there will be cooperation between our channels in the near future. Thank you again and waiting for your honor.

Thank you very much for posting this video. I wish your channel more progress and prosperity and continued communication, God willing. I am waiting for more useful videos. I hope there will be cooperation between our channels in the near future. Thank you again and waiting for your honor.

Really great interview!

With in the past

I FEAR THE CLUB THAT MAORI DO USE TO FIGHT

I FEAR THE HUATA AND TAO TELL ME ABOUT IT AND WHY WAS IT A WEAPON OR FOR HUNTING ONLY

<3 it

Funny how no matter where europeans go and rob or subvert the original history of the land the term settleller is used versus invader. It is sad so many traditional cultures and things like this are lost. Like it has throughout islands and places like Africa. Then it is promoted through media as a good thing when these cultures were doing in most cultures better than they were before they came.

Absolutely amazing , I can only imagine if we all planted something! Greetings from Uganda.

To those who say Coreeda isn't legitimate I cite: 1. A bibliography of the traditional games of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 2. A typology of the traditional games of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 3. June 14, 2000 The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Victoria, Australia · Page 9. 4. Yulunga Games. 5. Victorian Aboriginal life and customs through early European eyes.

PS. Greatest respect. Woody QGJM

Taiser. Na. Pepper. Na. Taiha. Hmmmn.

kangaroos eye gouge and kick each other in the boobbalos they don't muck around they shape up all deadly and knock each other you should see wallabies fight the do backflip kicks and all they like outback kungfu masters snakes constrict and rap bunjil the eagle claws open flesh emus kick I use to do corroborees for years but I grew up watching kungfu and boxing and I did karate when I was young but I been analysing wing Chun wushu kungfu chi gong tai chi may that but trying to put incorporate animal movements into it and in my klan gunditjmara from victoria there was stick fighting and we also have stone axes but in my lingo book there are words for a champion wrestler and wrestler im trying to find out about it it may be kinda like what im already doing but i do it in solitude

Oh man bad pronouncing of Te Reo. I learned Taiaha from this whanau. Learned Koikoi from my whanau. Haka, mere from my whanau. Taiaha this level and Koikoi, Haka is total martial arts.

Coreeda prayers

amazing,I’m not surprised we had a form of fighting styles,we always was a competitive men

Osu!

Australia like

As an Aussie you should know that Australia day, started as Convicts spontaneously banding together to celebrate their emancipation from servitude. This became so popular that an organised movement began to petition state governments to have a public holiday. Australia day has nothing to do with celebrating invading Australia.

Im aboriginal. This is horse shit and wouldn't work against the AVERAGE Joe. Also Australia was beautiful before it was modern day. Also pretty much NO ONE believes that Australia only existed when white settlers came. People aren't THAT stupid man