Thanks started studying came recently I have studied Kenpo Karate almost 10 years I am 65 years Young I like the cane self-defense thank you sir for your videos
A walk stick is about the only thing that can can legally carry in Scotland anywhere especially at my age of sixty nine years old I probably could fight it out but at my age I need an advantage agenst a younger attacker's
Great video, Joe! Having acquired some of these skills over the last few months working in the ACSD system, the application still needs to drilled home for me. Repetition is the mother of skill I always say and as I keep practicing the curriculum and watching the application, all of this becomes more and more natural for me. Thanks again…see you in class.
Joe: Do you have a LE background? Many of your concepts, particularly the verbalization, reminds me of the baton/ PR24 training I had as a cop. Love your stuff.
Thanks for commenting and your kind feedback Tim! Many of our tactical concepts do come from training law enforcement including verbals. Thank you for following and your LE service.
Thank you for commenting Adalbert! Originally, Heavy Canes were the way to train at ACSD and many still prefer it. Today with the innovation of woods and designs, Hybrids etc. Caners have options - Keep Canin', Stay Safe!
Thanks started studying came recently I have studied Kenpo Karate almost 10 years I am 65 years Young I like the cane self-defense thank you sir for your videos
Thank you for commenting Randy! Our pleasure always-Welcome to the Cane Culture 👊🏻
At 86 and using a cane to help me walk, I don't have the luxury of a first strike and run away. I need my first strike to incapacitate.
Right on Yehudit! And that requires training-Training Saves Lives. Thank you for commenting and Stay Safe!
Excellent tactics well explained
Thank you for your kind feedback Lyle!
I was always taught to strike as you have stated in your video here when striking first.
Right on Carlton! Thank you for commenting 👊🏻
A walk stick is about the only thing that can can legally carry in Scotland anywhere especially at my age of sixty nine years old I probably could fight it out but at my age I need an advantage agenst a younger attacker's
Another great video Joe!! Many thanks for the continued education on what’s possible with this incredible tool!
Right on James! Thank you for commenting Sir and all the best to you and yours in 2022!
Great video, Joe! Having acquired some of these skills over the last few months working in the ACSD system, the application still needs to drilled home for me. Repetition is the mother of skill I always say and as I keep practicing the curriculum and watching the application, all of this becomes more and more natural for me. Thanks again…see you in class.
Right on Thomas! Than you for commenintg and your kind feedback. You're gettig it done Sir-Always a pleasure, see you soon👊🏻
Thanks for sharing this video.interesting and informative.
Our pleasure Mark-Thank you for commenting-Keep Canin', Stay Safe!
I always look forward to waking up on Tuesday mornings to another great video by ACSD. This is fantastic and thank you for putting these videos out.
Thank you Coach Alex! Our pleasure always, thank you for commenitng and your kind feedback. See you soon Sir 👊🏻
Joe: Do you have a LE background? Many of your concepts, particularly the verbalization, reminds me of the baton/ PR24 training I had as a cop. Love your stuff.
Thanks for commenting and your kind feedback Tim! Many of our tactical concepts do come from training law enforcement including verbals. Thank you for following and your LE service.
thanks
Our pleasure always Marsh Oak Dojo! Thank you for following-Stay Safe!
Look at African stick fighting ! They normally go low first as it reduces the opponent’s ability to move around !
Thank you for commenting JanHB! Fascinating how combative principles find themselves in different arts. Stay Safe!
I like my cane a lot heavier, as long as I am capable of handling that.
Thank you for commenting Adalbert! Originally, Heavy Canes were the way to train at ACSD and many still prefer it. Today with the innovation of woods and designs, Hybrids etc. Caners have options - Keep Canin', Stay Safe!
🙏. Woody QGJM