CANE MASTERS CHALLENGE: Learning The Windshield Wiper
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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Cane Master's President, and Sr. Master of the Cane (ACSD), H Keith Melton explains the Windshield Wiper defensive movement and demonstrates its use with a training dummy. It is excellent for "clearing space" and keeping multiple attackers at bey.
Great challenge! Good for wrist strength and mobility!
Thank you Matt!
Great technique Adm. ty !!! I have purchased over a dozen cane masters canes. NEEDED them physically after a major trauma back in 99-2000..they were the ONLY ones that did NOT break on me, and that wsa BEFORE going to the Thumper stock !! thanks for carrying the torch after GM Shuey. cant think of a better man to take that torch and go with it ! Godspeed Sir. Go Navy !!
Thank you for your kind words Mac and for being a friend of Canemasters! Go navy… Beat Army!
@@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes Gotta Beat Army !! LOL...Godspeed Adm. will be looking for another one late spring, I had given away half of the dozen or so canes that I had purchased....gotta support our Brother n Sister Vets !!! Peace ...(P.O.2)
the algorithm has brought me to an AWESOME VIDEO, THIS IS SO COOL!! i had no idea the cane could be used for self defense! rad!
Thank you Curtis… Please hit our subscribe button and give us a call here at Cane Masters if we can answer any questions or be of assistance… Stay safe!
almost never miss, lmao..luke shows up in next video with a basket ball and shaved head lols i can really see the love between father and son in this vid....good one keith...
Thank you for the kind words… Luke is not a dummy and way too smart to let me try… never practice this technique with a training partner. Keith
I think that you should discuss the reaction of handling the cane after a direct strike to the assailant's ear. A follow through after hitting a tennis ball is not an example of real life.
Excellent technique, Keith! I will be adding it to my training, in addition to that below/above horn-forward technique you showed previously (for groin and head shots, in quick succession...The Unstoppable Technique). And of course, I'll be doing it all with my Cane Masters cane I got from you fine folks!
Thank you for you reply... we are delighted the techniques are proving to have value for your training! Keith
The homeland what I'm loving are the wooden Harz Mountains in middle Germany. Here we older foresters, hunters and lumbermen using a traditionel cane, made from ash, oak hazelnut or chestnut with a handling grip from the lower horn base of an red deer stag or bull elk (bull elk, I think in your language). This cane measures from floor untill your own hipbone, diameter nearly 1.18 - 1.57 inches, an iron tip on the lower side. For hunting and aiming so called ,,Mountain staff", iron tip, reaching from floor to ear. I can tell you: Both are very nice, easy to make, very very helpful in hiking, camping, hunting and self defense too.
Every opponent, human or animal, thinks three times about agresssion against you.
Hi Stephan, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the great video Keith.
You are most welcome Jimmy! Keith
Excellent job very nice accuracy Keith.
Thank you!
Good morning from the West Hills of Spokane Wa. I love your videos. I have one of your Veteran's canes with a palm rest. I find it difficult to do some of the techniques you show. Can please you do some videos with a cane with a palm rest? Thank you.
Sounds great! Thanks for the idea.
Keep um coming these are Great
Thank you Nick… we intend to.
Enjoyable as always...🤗🤝🙏
Thank you for being a friend of Cane Masters!
But Luke, he almost never misses!
thanks
Very good !
Thank you Thomas!
Appreciated
Thanks!
👍 Very Good Luke. first get out 😁
LOL
Where can you take lessons in Boston?
Hi there! We only offer online training here americancaneselfdefense.com/product-category/cane-self-defense-dvd-training/.
Mr. Melton, how much harder is this stroke when the dummy is some inches taller than the cane user? My common sense--not always an accurate guide--tells me it could be quite a bit harder . . . for ME, as a somewhat minimally trained cane user.
Hi there, it's kind a hard for the first time but with constant practice, you'll find your own pace and momentum.
@@CaneMasters-WalkingCanesThanks very much for your kind reply. I think I asked my question badly because I'm not concerned with pace, rhythm. etc. Please let me try again.
I'm only 5"5" tall. So, to reach the imaginary apple on the bad guy's head I must move in close and raise the cane at a steep angle. Only then does the cane reach high enough to touch the apple. I worry about being so close to the bad guy--easily within his reach. It seems to me that the bad guy could disrupt my stroke in any number of ways. The cane will be getting close to vertical and I won't be able to put much power into the stroke.
Am I making better sense this time? If so, am I merely imagining the problems or do you agree that they're real? If you do agree, what can I do to prevent the bad guy from messing me up while I'm close in with a near vertical cane? Thanks very muchly!
Hahahaha!!!
(it's good to see that you removed the rubber tip for these drills)
Hi Greg… that rubber tip on the cane would launched at 100mph. We all learn that lesson the hard way!
Wow...
Thanks for watching!
Your canes seem to be excellent. I may even buy one. Your marketing videos are insulting, fail to address the reality of us old guys walking our dogs, etc., deterring aggressors (as opposed to smashing their skulls). We are NOT interested in "martial arts."
@JR-pr8jb we appreciate your insight and understand everyone uses a cane for different reasons. No need to be interested in martial arts... we pride ourselves on crafting the highest quality walking canes that are made to last a lifetime!additional
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To anoint your self, the sick, or a building for spiritual protection:
Get a small bottle of olive oil and pour off a small amount into a smaller vessel like a vial or baby food jar. Use the rest of the bottle for cooking. Ask the Lord to bless your vial of oil in Jesus name. Anoint yourself with the oil by placing a dab of oil on tip of finger and touch it to your forehead, and ask the Lord to bless you/heal you. Place a dab of oil on your finger and anoint the door posts and order all negativity and evil out of the house, and order that nothing negative or evil can enter into your home including piggybacking on a person entering, order it to be so in the name of Jesus. Anoint all potential entrances to your home. To anoint the sick, place oil on tip of finger and touch it to the head of the sick and say a prayer of healing over them in Jesus name. See James Chapter 5:14-15..
Friend, I suppose you believe the Bible is the word of God. Why then do you use a paraphrase that obscures what some paraphrasing translator has said as distinct from what was in the original text (which, for example, does not mention door posts)? I encourage you to use a translation faithful to the text, such as the NAS, ESV, or (if you must) the KJV. That said, I do appreciate you sharing this text with many who are not familiar with it. Blessings,
Shame on Luke for not trusting you...lol!
haha all good here!
or spinning heel kicks to a dollar bill held by a Hapkido Grandmaster..
Spinning heel kicks cane be very effective... especially when you are younger. After age 60 they become impractical for personal protection. As we say... everyone uses a cane if you live long enough... what not know how to use it effectively? Keith
@@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes I was illustrating the tension level of using a spinning heel kick on a target held by a Hapkido Grandmaster. I agree that the spinning heel kick is not always the best option, especially after a certain age or physical ability. I just believe that your demonstration using your son was probably giving you a taste of what William Tell must have felt. Glad you didn't go through with it. Good video though. Keep it up.
I lived on the streets. That is a joke. John in Texas
If you've ever been struck by a cane moving at 100MPH, even in training, you'd have a different opinion... Regardless, stay safe!
Fast -
Yes it is!
SM you move like a 25-30 year old
Thank you Nick….. I appreciate the comment…. Best regards…..
LOL...
Thanks dwight
It is rather basic knowledge that, as the attacker, if you can get inside the swing of a stick/baseball bat/etc. early in the swing, the swing is rendered ineffective and the stick/cane/bat can easily be taken from you, especially if the attacker is strong and quick. Hopefully in your classroom you cover these critical details such as the distance needed for this move to accomplish anything defensive. This three minute video is dangerous by itself.
Dangerous??? This technique is a highly effective movement that allows you to keep multiple attackers at bey. Any defensive tool can be defeated if the user has not been well trained.
@@CaneMasters-WalkingCanes
Read the composition of the words with more care. The video by itself is dangerous because the short length prevents including details that are very important. I did not say the technique is dangerous or ineffective. But if attempted after watching this short video and without getting detailed personal training, then yes, it will get people hurt.
@@ridermak4111 I guess your idea is NO level of training if not some complete program? Silly. This is a start... people realize that.
Keith is usually quick to remind, as the footer on the Cane Masters website states, that Cane Masters DOES NOT PROVIDE TRAINING. These videos are intended as tips, that a trained user can add to his/her repertoire or as a taste that a novice can view to understand what the cane is about. Perhaps that footer should be repeated in the introductions to these videos, as notice to those who have not visited the website.
The now-obsolete system with which I am most familiar (52S) is built from two-stroke combinations, the first one offensive and the second one defensive. The second stroke can be held ready or delivered, as needed. And, if necessary, a combination can be repeated or followed by a different combination. So, that curriculum does address your concern, as I understand it.
Anyone who thinks they're trained because of viewing and imitating videos is very likely to be badly surprised if they attempt to apply the little they know, as I'm sure you realize. Feedback is an absolutely necessary part of learning cane self defense. In that sense, I agree that these videos can be dangerous. But, as I see it, that's a consequence of their misuse rather than their use. And most anything can be dangerous when misused. I don't intend my analysis to be in any way critical of the videos. On the contrary I find them most helpful--because I plan to use them rather than misuse them. And, I'm grateful to Keith for sharing them with the cane self defense community.