Cane Self Defense on Cane manipulation of wrist and elbows for easy strikes and hand to hand moves.

Master Gary Hernandez with Cane Self Defense on Cane manipulation of wrist and elbows for easy strikes and hand to hand moves.

[@user-eo5wp1ub8k]

Thanks for all your videos. They're great.

[@Savagecane]

Thank you very much for watching.

[@stephen8433]

Good lesson. I like the moves for the handicapped and off balanced defender.

[@Savagecane]

Thank you

[@DougSmith-hl1vj]

Again, a grateful thanks! You're such a likeable guy and experienced teacher. The rest is up to us; study and practice.

[@Savagecane]

Thank you very much, Doug. And thank you for your support.

[@canefightersinternational7648]

Very basic and important concepts!

[@Savagecane]

Thank you

[@DavidG-qe7yn]

Loving these tips!😊

[@Savagecane]

Thank you

[@dr.j6747]

I like the moves very much, they demonstrate the benefits of finesse and subtle adjustments to implement a well executed defense. Training our other hand and even other available body parts, i.e. low kicks, pushes and grabs, etc., also allow us to have more tools available to complement our defense. I would even spit into the face or eyes of an adversary as a distraction, while administering another blow to an exposed target. I appreciate your great wealth of knowledge and highly specialized skills. You make me think about various defensive possibilities. Thank you once again Master Hernandez for a very valuable lesson.

[@Savagecane]

Thank you 😊

[@mikemcmanus116]

Thanks.

[@Savagecane]

Thank you very much for watching this

[@dimwitsadvocate6264]

Looks like I need to check out his Playlist and get the whole series!
UPDATE: I checked out his Playlist and didn't find a series on this, but there are several of his Playlists I'm going to look into.
I also like that he has only 11 Playlists. Many creators have tons of Playlists and their sites are a disorganized mess.