Dang my grandpa be swinging now.....thank you for the reels. He's looking 20 to life 😢😂

1: across finishing in armpit 2: an uppercut motion from the pit 3: horizontal 4: horizontal backhand 5: across diagonally just like #1 but this time finish in a very fanciful fencing posture, tip of the came pointed at the assailant is now a ready position (for stabbbing?). We dont know. We know he only cares about 1 and 5. 2-4 my boy seems a little unsure about.

This is UNREAL im dying

This is how the penguin fights

There's really no substitute for a two-handed baseball-type strike, though.

@nick22lowery

3 ай бұрын

Well there is the jab. Puts the full mass and momentum of the cane behind the 1/2" tip. Jab is quicker therefore more accurate.

@WackyZacky407

3 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@nick22loweryfast doesn’t mean accurate my guy

@antonideunzuetasoler4598

3 ай бұрын

Distance is higher with one hand strike. That's why to hands swords are longer than one hand.

@nick22lowery

3 ай бұрын

@@WackyZacky407 it does when your target is dodging...

@nick22lowery

3 ай бұрын

@@WackyZacky407 it does when your target is dodging...

Arnisador APPROVE

Regimental broadsword ❤

The guy has some arnis moves right there

Thank you for responding to my text. Because i KNOW there are lots of techniqes for using a cane and or quarter staff. The main targets are soft tissue areas and bones. I like this video.

All good, but every strike you're showing sir, leaves you open, should you miss, and works under assumption of continued range advantage. Most of the power of the attack is focused on the end of the cane/stick/sword.

This resembles FMA too much…. Hope he gives credit where its due

@jacobruivivar1136

3 ай бұрын

Right. Notice the placement of the active hand.

@daynarowden

3 ай бұрын

He likely got the cuts from a Bartitsu book or derived them from Regimental sabre/broadsword techniques

@HospitalmanMikey

2 ай бұрын

@@daynarowden Bartitsu? nah bro thats Definitely FMA

I like how #2 is strike 3.

Let’s see him against the guy from Detroit survival training. 😂

@gregorylatta8159

2 ай бұрын

He is a Vietnam veteran, I think!

Bruh you trippin If you think a well trained and practiced individual of Kali style cane strikes can’t easily defend themselves. If you don’t train you’ll suck. These guys been doing it since the 70s. And remember it’s for people who use canes and walking sticks, not you. Your only as good as what you practice. Calm down and stop attacking old school Kungfu flix.

Who is “we”???

@naeemdollie6836

3 ай бұрын

Where are we ..a cane dojo!?

@daynarowden

3 ай бұрын

These are strikes taught in regimental sword fighting.

Power? Yes. Speed? Not for shit. Stop giving people bad advice, and actually research some historical melee weapon techniques. The shit you saw in your childhood movies is not gonna work in real life grandad

@dvaru2284

3 ай бұрын

calm down.........................

@squify7226

3 ай бұрын

Chill bro also speed has use

@daynarowden

3 ай бұрын

Ummm those are actually Regimental techniques he is teaching. It is likely they were also incorporated into Bartitsu for the cane.