Your footwork was superb, body dynamics on point , execution of techniques near flawless. You have made Mr. Barton proud. Sir I eagerly await your your next video lecture and demonstration. Kudos and God bless you , and I sincerely hope we cross swords one day Sir.
@@Fred-px5xu thank's The main thing is not to step to deep in Barton Wrights foit prints, open an martial arts school and go 'bankrupped' 🙃 As I wrote that I realize ones more: today it would be very old school and outdated, back then the hot New sh*** 😅😁
@@gordonhill-smith6769 if you are trained well, it will also work against trained opponents. You can get nearly every system work very well if your training is good and alingned with real foghting needs.
Excellent fluidity and usage of energy release to create maximum reposte. Yes...having what is essentially an extra joint without any restrictions or locks makes for an exceptional extra limb. Wonderful demonstration 😎👍👍 More please 😁👍
I love this. Good stuff Oliver. Definitely would not want to be on the receiving end of that riposte. I know you may not get a lot of engagement from Reddit, but I got here from r/wma so keep up the work and keep spreading your enthusiasm for the content.
Actually you just cleared up some movements in my Taijiquan short staff form. Some movements are clouded in history. But because of my martial arts history, It's my intention to highlight these overlooked fighting skills. ☯️ 🙏
Yes I like this video. Close the stance. Bend the knee, rotate the hips. For maximum efficiency on a swing, you should mention that the shoulders must also rotate in syncrony with the line (velocity) of impact. If you do not, then you will have a nasty case of tennis elbow, as energy does not transfer to the legs. Vertical motion is difficult to describe; as your spine must also flex.
@@Azmania3000 now you did it (told them to do so) 😉 And I am fine with it and appreciate it! If it's constructiv or an add on I appreciate to read the views and knowledge of viewers. I 'can't' say everything and if I forget something, decide to skip something or just don't know something, let me know if you think there should have been more. You all, tell me. I want to learn, as we all should never stop learning 😃
@@defaultoandores626 Never heard of Kalinda and instantly looked it up. Very interesting, I like it 👌 I would say a know a Spanish system which looked more like it as canne Vigny. I never heard of this connection too and the first question comes into my mind would be how the connection to Trinitad would come together 🤔 Do you have more informations on that?
@@OliverJanseps I genuienely do not know, I've tracked back my source and its only briefly mentionned in the french wikipedia article of Pierre Vigny (with sadly no source..) fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Vigny So yeah I am probably off base on this one. But I'll look into the Spanish system !
@@mrzero222 yes if the cane is grabbed by an opponent he would be on the better end to pull. But imho, if your cane gets grabbed something went 'wrong' already. Don't waste time wrestling for the stick, let go and go immediately unarmed! Bit that's just my thoughts 😉
Love ❤ the way you explode in your riposte 👍 also that you are sparring 😀 you never disappoint! I'll try to be more like a spring myself (I'm very stiff). By the way with a stick, cane, I would not put the point in front, there is no blade, so the risk of it being grabbed is higher, I would use the "hanging guard" also I would like you to have your hand about were the head is,or higher. Finally, Lang, uses the muscles of the left arm for additional protection to the inside. Would love to 👀 see your take on the flip and flick. Cheers
@@peterjaimez1619 glad you like it and good objections. They are not wrong at all. I decided to have a more canonical way on the material and we found different other kinds of positions in the articles. Lang is a way more precise in what he wants and what not! We do not really know what of what he thaught is influenced from Indian stick practise and what is canne Vigny, so I decided to have an extra look on Lang for it's own in the future. But of course we cannot get around his book for an Bartitsu lesson 🙂
By the way I'm using a crook cane, a trainer made with a foil, or a stick, I don't have the advantage of the "mace" in front to bludgeon, hit, but i have better control of my stick. Cheers
Then this "technique" doesn't work and you have to do something else 🙃 The simple solution to make it work again would be to step closer while parrying to be in range for the riposte.
Your footwork was superb, body dynamics on point , execution of techniques near flawless. You have made Mr. Barton proud. Sir I eagerly await your your next video lecture and demonstration. Kudos and God bless you , and I sincerely hope we cross swords one day Sir.
@@Fred-px5xu thank's
The main thing is not to step to deep in Barton Wrights foit prints, open an martial arts school and go 'bankrupped' 🙃
As I wrote that I realize ones more: today it would be very old school and outdated, back then the hot New sh*** 😅😁
@@OliverJansepsquite right my friend. Well said !
😉 💖⚔️
@@OliverJanseps old school and outdated though it might be, I suspect it would still be quite effective against an untrained opponent 🙂
@@gordonhill-smith6769 if you are trained well, it will also work against trained opponents.
You can get nearly every system work very well if your training is good and alingned with real foghting needs.
Thank you for teaching this technique!
@@frey7631 you're very welcome 🙂
Thanks so much for this information! Especially the footwork. No one else teaches these body mechanics. Look forward to your next vid!
@@russ7928 to be fair, their is not much out there on YT indeed.
Which is a pitty, so let's correct that 😃
Thanks for an interesting video.
@@VTPSTTU you're welcome 🙂
Excellent fluidity and usage of energy release to create maximum reposte.
Yes...having what is essentially an extra joint without any restrictions or locks makes for an exceptional extra limb.
Wonderful demonstration 😎👍👍
More please 😁👍
@@richardlynch5632 thank you very much 🙏
Also a nice summary 👍
Remembers me on my teacher who said I should theow a punch as my fists being stones 😃
Friend Oliver in waiting to 👀 see your interpretation. Cheers
Something to look forward when the weekend is gone 😅😁
I love this. Good stuff Oliver. Definitely would not want to be on the receiving end of that riposte. I know you may not get a lot of engagement from Reddit, but I got here from r/wma so keep up the work and keep spreading your enthusiasm for the content.
@@gavinrn thank you 🙏
And thank's for the Feedback. Reddit is a different community. Lots of sword but also some enthusiastic sabreists 😃
Oh my dear reddit, but at least I got some response 😅
Actually you just cleared up some movements in my Taijiquan short staff form. Some movements are clouded in history.
But because of my martial arts history,
It's my intention to highlight these overlooked fighting skills. ☯️ 🙏
@@zatrusofnietzche2281 this is the way my friend ❤️🔥🙏
Keep on and spread the art!
Yes I like this video. Close the stance. Bend the knee, rotate the hips. For maximum efficiency on a swing, you should mention that the shoulders must also rotate in syncrony with the line (velocity) of impact.
If you do not, then you will have a nasty case of tennis elbow, as energy does not transfer to the legs. Vertical motion is difficult to describe; as your spine must also flex.
P.S. I am also drinking many wines. Driving backseat is easy
@@Azmania3000 now you did it (told them to do so) 😉
And I am fine with it and appreciate it!
If it's constructiv or an add on I appreciate to read the views and knowledge of viewers.
I 'can't' say everything and if I forget something, decide to skip something or just don't know something, let me know if you think there should have been more.
You all, tell me. I want to learn, as we all should never stop learning 😃
Very informative video thank you ! I've heard somewhere that Pierre Vigny was in part inspired by Kalinda and I can see it !
@@defaultoandores626 Never heard of Kalinda and instantly looked it up. Very interesting, I like it 👌
I would say a know a Spanish system which looked more like it as canne Vigny.
I never heard of this connection too and the first question comes into my mind would be how the connection to Trinitad would come together 🤔
Do you have more informations on that?
@@OliverJanseps I genuienely do not know, I've tracked back my source and its only briefly mentionned in the french wikipedia article of Pierre Vigny (with sadly no source..) fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Vigny
So yeah I am probably off base on this one. But I'll look into the Spanish system !
I don't know why I'm drawn to this shit, but I am. I ain't a gentleman. I'm a Floridian. I'm stuck. Rabbit hole here we come.
You don't have to ba a Gentlemen, it's just a blast from the past 😉
Welcome in the rabbit hole 🤝
Holding the cane upside down gives the punch more weight, but isn't it easier to grab for the opponent and easier to loose?
@@mrzero222 yes if the cane is grabbed by an opponent he would be on the better end to pull.
But imho, if your cane gets grabbed something went 'wrong' already. Don't waste time wrestling for the stick, let go and go immediately unarmed!
Bit that's just my thoughts 😉
Love ❤ the way you explode in your riposte 👍 also that you are sparring 😀 you never disappoint! I'll try to be more like a spring myself (I'm very stiff). By the way with a stick, cane, I would not put the point in front, there is no blade, so the risk of it being grabbed is higher, I would use the "hanging guard" also I would like you to have your hand about were the head is,or higher. Finally, Lang, uses the muscles of the left arm for additional protection to the inside. Would love to 👀 see your take on the flip and flick. Cheers
@@peterjaimez1619 glad you like it and good objections. They are not wrong at all.
I decided to have a more canonical way on the material and we found different other kinds of positions in the articles. Lang is a way more precise in what he wants and what not!
We do not really know what of what he thaught is influenced from Indian stick practise and what is canne Vigny, so I decided to have an extra look on Lang for it's own in the future.
But of course we cannot get around his book for an Bartitsu lesson 🙂
By the way I'm using a crook cane, a trainer made with a foil, or a stick, I don't have the advantage of the "mace" in front to bludgeon, hit, but i have better control of my stick. Cheers
@@peterjaimez1619 there is always pros and cons for tools.
But the extra weight on the top of a crooked cane makes also a good club 😉
What if someone does attack you with a longer staff and they are out of reach to strike them?
Then this "technique" doesn't work and you have to do something else 🙃
The simple solution to make it work again would be to step closer while parrying to be in range for the riposte.
Try this in Camberwell
Why do I have to 🤔
I guess London is full of nice people.