Get your Quantum Protector self defense canes here: bit.ly/360peHW

@christianpatriot7196

Жыл бұрын

hello sensei Matt If it’s not too intrusive and you don’t mind me asking how much was that Kane Masters or Kane that you demonstrated in this video I know they’re more expensive than your usual every run of the mill Kane and I was interested in perhaps ordering one of their products just curious to know

Beware the man who walks with a cane but no limp.

I've been practicing martial arts for many years. What Matt demonstrates looks ground level and basic but VERRRY EFECTIVE. Starting with just practicing 10 minutes every day and in a couple of weeks... I wouldn't want to attack you. Work up to 15-20 minutes each day, you'll have a great workout... even for us elderly (I'll be 70 years of age this year 😴). Thanks, Matt, for sharing all of that with us...

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Howie! That’s a great compliment!

I have a background in Aikido but as I age, I have gotten fearful because some of my disabilities connected to my military experience have gotten worse and I worry about being vulnerable to a growing crime problem. Here, in East Tennessee, I’m not greatly concerned because I’m usually armed with a firearm. But what about visiting my granddaughter in NY? Now with this seminar series I’m beginning to feel more empowered and confident! Thank you so much! This former Infantry Captain feels dangerous again….

@williamjohnswainston858

3 ай бұрын

You dont know me mate but i wish to thank and salute you for your service to your country

I studied JuJitsu for 25 years and part of the training required that we choose a weapon to develop proficiency. Most of my buddies picked exotic weapons that couldn't be carried outside the Dojo (tonfu, katana, nunchucks). I chose the simple--and legal--wooden cane. And I still train with one. Now, at 75, I'm glad I made the right choice. I think of the cane as mainly a blocking tool: holding the cane in the middle with my two hands about two feet apart, I know I can block punches and kicks with bone shattering effect. Secondly, I look at the cane as a choking tool. Thirdly, as a striking tool. And one day soon, I guess, it will be a walking-tool. (:-)

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome post! I’m so glad you chose the cane too! Thank you!

@richardosborne2067

2 жыл бұрын

Where can I purchase one of these ?

@hectorafc3398

Жыл бұрын

lol at end of your Tex but thanks for sharing your thoughts as Matt has been showing me what you have mentioned tc

@rogerjoesbury9410

7 ай бұрын

You sound to positive to end up needing the cane to walk with, I like your summery of the use of it

The gent is savage, comical, entertaining and educating, all at the same time.

I have bad arthritis in my hands from 43 years of concrete work and can’t imagine having to hit someone with them “In self defense “ it will still hurt to hold on to a cane but I can now at least defend my wife, daughter and myself Thank you

Good video. Lifelong martial artist. When I was hobbled by an ankle sprain I used a walking stick in NYC. Very effective defensive weapon. After you step in with your right foot around minute 8, if you turn your body counterclockwise and swing your left foot back, you will probably put your adversary on the deck.

Matt love your videos ! Most raging thugs usually attack with left and right hooks, I stopped a thug from attacking me with a metal bar from a fire triangle when I was in the army, circa 1965, I was in a small room with. A Dutch door ( medical records room) the thug threatened me and open the lower half of the door, l hit him in the forward tibia with the metal bar and gopher screamed and fell down the stairwell , he told the sarge I was trying to kill him, after that he avoided me for the rest of his tour, I am now 75 yo and carry a oak cane for mobility and self defense, even though I have martial arts training, I love a good stick , most thugs see it and give me a wide berth!

👌After 40+ years in the martial arts and achieving 3 black belts in karate, kobudo and cane I have to say this is the best presentation of the cane I have ever seen. Simple, straightforward and very effective. At 72 I don't teach much these days but now I have seen something I can happily recommend to enquirers about cane fighting. Well done Mr Pasquinilli.

@pasquinilli

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Phil! That’s a great endorsement. Greatly appreciated.

@coffeeder

Жыл бұрын

Where can I buy that cane

"get down and dirty, take his eyes out of his head..... For self defence!!" Love it!

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha. Thanks!!

A vulnerable point you did not mention is the nerve plexus at the top of the shoulder by the neck. A hard blow there is likely to paralyze the arm on that side. As a retired surgical technologist with 45 years in operating rooms, I know what hurts, I know what breaks, I know what kills. Your presentation is excellent.

I am 80 years old and and I do use a cane for balance lately as I am on heavy meds for cancer treatment I like the looks of the one in this video . We are living in a dangerious world now and I have learned a lot from your videos already .And if not to high a dollar would consider purchasesing a cane like the one shown in this video

That tennis swing is exactly how they showed us to use a straight baton at the Chicago Police Academy 30 years ago.

Matt’s biology class ! I love it , only for self defense mind you

This is awesome love how you teach not to hold back and inflict maximum damage stop a threat permanently!

Hi Matt! I'm a Pittsburgher, retired teacher, living here in Thailand for 20+ years. I'm 66, and not as active as I used to be. I have made several walking canes from a wood used here as pick/hoe handles, the Thai name escapes me at the moment. It is VERY dense and strong...a bit heavy but I'll accept weight for strength any day. Honestly, I'd like to lighten it a bit, just to increase the swing-speed, but without a lathe I don't want to do hours of planing/scraping/sanding. I just wanted to say hi, just found your channel and subbed today; maybe next time, if possible, I'll post a link to some photos. ☮

Thanks for the great info!! That’s really funny when you say, “the ribs, not much meat there”, then you laugh!

Thanks for the video with all the info .

The thrust is a good technique but it has one fallacy it can be seen and defended against. My best technique due to my height is the ball buster which immediately drops any person that wants to attack me. Thrusting is great if your attacker is the same height as you are but for us shorter guys we just don't have the reach for attacks above the chest.

@pasquinilli

Жыл бұрын

Good point and technique!

Matt, I always learn something from your presentations. Very informative. Thank you very much.

Thank you Sir for another great video, I've learned alot from you, please keep this great material coming...Thank you.

I never thought about wrapping my handle with Paracord. I might do that. I love my cane masters, I've had it for years. It's been thru multiple airports, never any issue. I love that you are actually teaching good useful info.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, the paracord moves too much for my liking. I could do without it. Thanks!

@craigdoriety9798

2 жыл бұрын

Square leather cord tightly wrapped would probably grip better to the cane.

@jonfisher9214

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't do that personally. It would act as a stop as you move between grips.

Excellent description of body mechanics with the use of the body as the fulcrum. Mix this with the surprise that and old guy/gal is doing this and we gain the advantage quickly

@pasquinilli

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Rat Lips!

In the UK I would be concerned about using a cane that has obvious angular edges designed to maximise injury. If an attacker is injured or killed, then it might be difficult to convince a court jury that the cane wasn't being carried as a defensive weapon, or worse an offensive weapon. Personally, I think that a completely unmodified crook handle cane (basic walking stick in the UK) would be the only type to carry to stand a chance of not being charged with carrying or using an offensive weapon. I think carrying a cane is a great idea though (as long as an attacker doesn't grab the cane off you and give a worst beating than if there were no cane).

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

You are probably right. Sad but true. The criminals have more rights than the law abiding citizens.

@stevenchurch8901

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so reminded of how proud and glad I am to be a Citizen of the United States of America!

When walking alone on a wooded path, I have a drill I use. As I see leaves on trees and bushes along the trail, I try to thrust them with my cane or walking stick. No real power, just a speed and accuracy drill to work on reaction time. Thanks for your video !

Thanks Matt for sharing another great video

good stuff, thanks

The shins are very sensitive and hard to protect.

Wow! This gives my video monopod a totally new purpose in case someone would try to rob my camea.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Haha. Yes! Good idea! I had not thought of that one!

Really thank you, Sr.

thanks Matt

Despite my years of Martial Art experience, I've decided to simply stick to 'Mase!' With my quickness, and technique, I can Spray my attacker in a heartbeat! I'll just keep my 'Can AT THE READY at all Times!

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

That’s good too!

@RedDragonProtection

2 жыл бұрын

Just watch the wind and others around. Always have another option tho. My favorite is a closed expansible baton. (Monadnock)

@johnroberts1141

6 ай бұрын

With mace or bear spray, people do not consider windage, and this can be a fatal mistake@@RedDragonProtection

I have one of these canes in hickory. One of my most prized possessions.

@pasquinilli

Жыл бұрын

A prize indeed!

Again Thank You So Much.

Always ❤️❤️❤️ cane posts ❤️❤️❤️ More defense techniques please ❤️❤️❤️ getting out of cane grabs❤️❤️❤️

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

I need a partner to demonstrate those techniques. I’ll try and find one next week! Thanks!

Superb coaching skills!!

Great video thanks for the info.🇬🇧

Thanks for the video! I've been playing with an idea. If I can figure out how to record, I'll try to show it to you. Thursday was a rough day, but I walked and did the swinging clubs on Wednesday. I had a little problem with my swinging clubs and tried to modify something. I think it worked well enough so far. Your videos have gotten me started with swinging club and bo workouts. I never thought I could do anything worthwhile with anything like that because I could never get fancy. Learning that just a few simple spins can give me a bit of muscle tone is good for me. I get soreness in my left wrist from lack of strength and flexibility, but I recover. I think both the strength and flexibility there are improving. I'm not pushing the right shoulder, but I'm hoping to slowly reduce a bit of the arthritis in the right shoulder.

Love your stuff! Very practical...effective stick work! I don't have a cane, but a hardwood walking stick so most of your techniques still apply!

@stephen8433

2 жыл бұрын

Yes they will. Walking stick self defense is what is shown on the KZread channel, "The Modern Defender."

Well done sir

thank you!

So, what you're saying is they're ALL " One of the most dangerous techniques..."

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Lol. I guess so yes!

Compared to other cane demonstrations on other channels, this one is excellent and effective.

Very informative, wish I knew earlier 😊

I am disabled, and use an Irish blackthorn walking stick, it also has thorns on the bark.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Perfect and beautiful stick!

Love the channel. Never thought about a cane for a weapon

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Frank!

If you can’t fight without a cane, you can’t fight with one.

@pasquinilli

Жыл бұрын

Maybe

I got the hickory military special and love it. And it’s engraved.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

That’s an awesome cane PKD!

Thanks pal you have helped

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Steve!

target aquisition...finally someone that speaks english.

@pasquinilli

Жыл бұрын

Haha. Thanks Michele!

Thank you

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Stephany!

ThNks

Great stuff!

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Steve!

@stevelawson4404

2 жыл бұрын

@@pasquinilli Hi Matt, I've been learning martial arts for about 25 years, mostly MMA & Kali. I'm just getting into two handed weapons like the Jo, Bo, & walking stick. I really like the realistic techniques you show...keeping it simple. I just joined your "dojo team", mostly just to give you some cash :) I also take private "short staff" lessons from a kali instructor and an Aikido instructor, but I'm still very interested in your videos. Thanks!

Thanks you master.👍🍀🍀🍀

@pasquinilli

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Janos!

When Oak breaks it's splinters but Hickory splits slowly, it is a more durable wood. I have an Irish Blackthorn cudgel that is also pretty damn hard. The other day I ordered a polypropylene axe head style cane from the cold steel company in Texas.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Blackthorn is amazing! I have several sizes of shillelagh in Blackthorn. Cold steel is also great. Thanks!

@ProgressiveDiscussions

Жыл бұрын

@@pasquinilli I love this high impact polypropylene crookneck ax head Style cane that I got from Cold Steel. Not only is it a devastating weapon and an extremely durable cane, I use it as a barbell for my exercise resistance power bands.

Мистер, благодарю вас за прекрасный урок. Я тренируюсь с тростью уже много лет. Использую трости от cold steel. Считаю что эффективно применять трость при блокировании ударов злодея, как инструмент для удушения злодея, нанесения ударов по конечностям злодея. Трость помогает и при ходьбе по пересеченной местности. Будьте в безопасности.

Great video. I carry my hand made ironwood cane when I walk. I have very good upper body strength, but my knees are not too good. I can move well, but can’t run well. Your techniques will help me a lot. Thanks and take care.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Quinn! How heavy is your ironwood cane? It’s such a beautiful wood too!

@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234

2 жыл бұрын

Not too heavy, bursting as hell.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

@@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234 that’s awesome!

I'm going to contact my friend Christian Darce owner of Revolution Clubs and see if he makes one out of Hickory which he told me is the most durable Hardwood for violent impact. He makes all varieties of wooden Indian clubs. I bought two pairs of Persian meels from him. The kind that the Iron Sheik used to bring in the wrestling ring.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds awesome. Let me know what he says. Thank you!

@martinmaddox5315

2 жыл бұрын

Funny to see you mention the iron Sheik. I worked at Shallford hospital , now named Dunwoody hospital, in Atlanta in 1980s, with the Iron Sheiks wife who was a nurse. She was a very sweet lady.

@ProgressiveDiscussions

2 жыл бұрын

@@martinmaddox5315 she might have originally been from Minnesota because I detect the accent. I think he met her when he first started with Verne Gagne in the AWA.

Damn you're a great speaker!!

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thanks Pete!

Lookin buff Matt. U should do a video on your workout program

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

I will! Lots of air squats and pushups! Hahaha

Tha❤nks Matt I added a rafter rafter joining nail plate curved on the bottom of my Kane it sure is sharp it's like a meat grinder if you get hit and you can hardly see it😂😂😂😮

@pasquinilli

Жыл бұрын

Ouch! That will get the job done!

For older , lesser trained people the two handed pushing technique is a bad choice. It brings the defender in too close , leaves them exposed to strikes and grabs , as well as a disarm. The utility of the cane is to maintain distance and deliver two handed strikes

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

The distance is closed almost instantly in many cases and so it is important to also learn how to fight as close as possible. For beginner through advanced.

@Desperado3248

2 жыл бұрын

If you are in close range , you are in range to get hit. The cane and Han bo extend your range , and the distance you can strike from without being hit.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

@@Desperado3248 also, you can lose that range and need to be able to fight with zero distance. Both are true.

As a senior, riddled with arthritis, my reaction time is slower. Facing a younger, quicker & aggressive attacker, would it be better to strike center mass first? I am thinking that because the head is a smaller target, the attacker might be able to get his head out of the way quicker than the torso. The objective would be to stop the attacker with a thrust and then bring the shaft down from my shoulder level to his head in a slashing motion.

@pasquinilli

3 жыл бұрын

yes. I think that is correct. Going to the center with a two handed thrust from the hip, is my favorite and one I teach to my in person students. We do it a lot and stress test it. Make sure it works. It's fast and requires less strength and speed than other techniques because there is less travel of the arms and hands and cane. Thank you!

@leew3rd

3 жыл бұрын

​@@pasquinilli Thank you! I appreciate your taking time to share your thoughts on this!

@stevenscott2136

3 жыл бұрын

If he bends over quick enough, snap it upward from the completed thrust position into his descending face.

@MarkedInBlack

2 жыл бұрын

if you don’t react fast enough, they can shut down a center mass strike. I like lower leg strikes. They are harder to see and defend against once the aggressor is in striking range. You can be stepping back and swinging at the knee/chins as they move forward. The biggest guys can’t take a solid knee strike because no matter how muscular the legs, the knee is always vulnerable. Knee/chin strikes are my go to first strike in most cases. You lift your cane and people automatically raise their hands and then you crack their knee 😊

@howiescott5865

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a senior (70) with arthritis. What works for me is to keep those joints moving all the time. I always bent my joints for a few minutes as a warmup, then workout easy gradually increasing the intensity. I do this before going out. Keep practicing, all you have to do is to land one good one and the rest will be easy.

I do a lot of walking here in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷, I use a metal cane, can a metal cane do damage

EXCELLENT VIDEOS What’s the best way to COMPARE your different cane models? It’s a lot to take in. Call? Please let me know.

Seriously! Who needs viagra with the incredible descriptors that you are using!!!! Very well done!🤣👍🏻

I'm 72 y/o. I know 30 people who use canes, they don't use wooden canes. If you're on a cane you don't have the lower body strength the go toe to toe with a younger, quicker adversary. Almost every senior has a large rubber foot on the end of their cane for stability. If you're strong enough to do these parrying maneuvers, you don't need a cane.

where can we buy that kind of walking cane?

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Ernesto. Get your Quantum Protector self defense canes here: bit.ly/360peHW

Solar plexus jab. Crotch shot. Belly thrust. You’re too kind. You leave too much on the table. But what you show is spot on.

@pasquinilli

Жыл бұрын

Haha. True. Thanks!

@mattgoodmangoodmanlawnmowi2454

Жыл бұрын

@@pasquinilli After further reflection I can see why you might not show all of the possibilities to everyone. Some effective responses can cause serious injury & serious consequences. Often the most effective responses are too effective for the circumstances. And it takes a lot of training to get to where you can instinctively respond in a way that prevents harm without causing excessive or permanent damage. After we have studied for a while we tend to lose touch with the mindset of all but the most awkward of beginners. And without a lot of training most people cannot bring themselves to deliver a really heinous response to attack, even if life is in danger. I began studying at 12. In retirement now. One of the best things about martial arts is it provides an avenue for physical, mental and spiritual growth. Didn’t plan to think that deeply about this but it has led me to a deeper understanding of types of effective techniques vs. just watching yet another hand to hand attack-response videos. Thanks. - Matt’s dad Dan

Thank you, but you forget the 4th one to use the hook to hook the bad guy back if he runs away.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Let him run! Haha. Thanks!

Without the proper attitude toward fighting, you will walk into a mountain. With the proper attitude toward fighting you will walk to the top.

@pasquinilli

3 жыл бұрын

Great saying!

@HankMcGurk

3 жыл бұрын

@@pasquinilli I was reading book of five rings while trying to meditate on Luke, walking with my hands in front of me, while carrying a satchel of books. A man walked toward me, folding, and unfolding his wrists as I was meditating on cut through the enemy; and he walked around. I realized, if i were not careful with my thoughts, I would run into the mountain. He stepped aside, and I meant him no harm. We spoke, and I left with a new appreciation for peace this day.

@HankMcGurk

3 жыл бұрын

If I see him again, I will be at my best not to knock him from his stride.

@HankMcGurk

3 жыл бұрын

@@pasquinilli I did find this: "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace among men of good will."

@pasquinilli

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha. Merry Christmas!

Hi MATT , i live in Belgium and i wonder with cane you use in this video , i mesure 5f10 and would like to have the specs of your cane

For sure now... I'm never going to approach a person with a cane from behind and tap them on the shoulder ever again--no matter what!

Good Video 📹 👍. Where can I get that walking Cane?

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Check this link here canemasters.com/affiliate-pages/quantum-martial-arts Thanks!

In Japan if you carried that cane and hit somebody in the throat, and they died, you are extremely likely to be charged. Defending yourself against any unarmed attacker with that cane will also likely get you charged. Notice I said ‘that cane’.

@pasquinilli

3 ай бұрын

Are you allowed to defend yourself in Japan?

@clooney3511

3 ай бұрын

@@pasquinilli Yes, but in your case your videos explaining the features of the cane and demonstrating your skills with it would show a degree of understanding, and therefore potentially intent, to do far greater harm than would be considered necessary. Blocking an attack with a regular cane would be a different situation from purposely using that special ‘knife edge’ that might result in serious injury. According to my wife (and I do take what she says as ‘not necessarily fully accurate’ killing someone that broke into your house ,neven if they were attacking you, is not automatically justified. The ‘Well, it’s just a cane and I was defending myself’ won’t necessarily fly.

aim for the eye

Excellent info, you bet your ass if its him or me my cain will win everytime tks. For sharing !!!!

I am sorry for having so many questions. But i wanna know this one. Would an 144 cm staff, work as a jo? I tried 130 cm jo, but it feels weird for me,even tho i am 158 cm tall. So, would an 144 cm staff work as a jo?

Excellent Do you have any thoughts or ideas about using a cane from a wheelchair I am disabled I only have use of my right arm and hand I just got my first Canemasters Kane any tips hints or thoughts are much appreciated thank you

@jeffadams9807

2 жыл бұрын

U Need To Get A Small Pistol In .380 or A Revolver In .38...

@brianwalker1933

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeffadams9807. My thoughts exactly 100%. 😊👍👍

@edmundlubega9647

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeffadams9807 not legal everywhere

Very good video. Very effective. If you were law enforcement or professional security with a straight baton or side handle batton (PR24), some of these techniques would put you in prison and sued.

oh yeah my cane was hand made out of iron wood a very very very hard wood i can brake stuff like sinderblocks and more ,.

Are rattan canes any good for this sort of stuff?

for the first minute or so, I was wondering why I would be learning a dangerous technique for me to use ... why would I want to learn that? It is not until later that it is explained ... a dangerous technique for the assailant ... I almost didn't hang around that long

Hi, do you ship to France ?

you are a strong non- elderly . male with no disability. I would like to see a small woman in her 80s with an injured hip and a back with arthritis and disk degeneration showing these techniques. How much force can she generate, how balanced can she be while stepping forward? I was in law enforcement in the 70s, and was well trained in using a baton. I am now a 5' 82-year-old elderly woman with a hip replacement due to a fracture and an unstable back due to age. I use a cane or a hiking staff and practice self defense moves, but don't generate a lot of force. Both assistive sticks have a pointed feral on both the handle and the bottom. I often walk alone.

@pasquinilli

5 ай бұрын

Thanks. I was supposed to have one hip replaced this week, it got pushed back til March. The other will be in May. I have end stage arthritis in my hips and have a hard time moving most days. Many of my clients are closer to your age with different levels of disability. Some have very little mobility left. We all do what we can do. There is always something that can be done. I learn from my clients that progress is always possible but the path is never the same. I learn from my pain and lost strength, flexibility, and mobility, that I have to let go of comparison. Aging is a humbling and often humiliating journey, but it is unavoidable and universal. I thank you for your feedback and your perspective. I also value it very much. Stay safe!

Price is a big problem for me. Do you have a less expensive option?

If you use a bludgeon in a fight, your opponent had better be holding a weapon too.

I carry s cane. Very hard wood made from a branch with a good hand grip. But I have a cord around the cane and around my wrist so it cant be dropped or pulled away from me.

@mikeleonard2176

Жыл бұрын

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If a cane is so effective, imagine using a crow bar as a thrusting mechanism. Just wondering.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Ouch!

@geoattoronto

2 жыл бұрын

A friend did trucking in small trucks. Some in a big truck wanted to fight so friend grabs the tire iron and gets out. The other trucker leaves.

Sir is that length is 33inch.

Where may I purchase a cane Masters cane very important I would very much like to have one for self-defense . Or hickory I've heard as just as strong as oak.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Hickory will be stronger than Oak.Get your Quantum Protector self defense canes here: bit.ly/360peHW

Practice, 100 thrust a day. Good exercise. Practice makes perfect.

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Thank you for watching!

What we can do to avoid the opponent takes the cane with his hands?

Great, it would be perfect...if only someone invented a way to hide the stick in their clothes, I can’t always walk around with the grandfather cane.

Did you say metal cane

Carry your BANG stick ( S&W )

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

You could carry both. But you can’t carry your bang stick in a lot of places. Most countries don’t let you carry one at all.

A good thing is to have a pipe bent like a Cain it should work well

I suspect that the one armed thrust is just offering it to your opponent to take from you

With a thrusting motion, the attacker can easily grab the stick?

@pasquinilli

2 жыл бұрын

Not if you hit him with it