Cane Masters Challenge! Learn a 360-degree Jumping Spin/Strike!
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2022
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Cane Masters President H. Keith Melton teaches how to employ a Jumping 360 Degree Spin/Strike in your training regimen to develop precision, speed, accuracy and body control. Body control is essential when confronting multiple attackers and developing the ability to do a jumping 360-degree spin/strike will enhance your mastery of the cane. 
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Love my Cane by Cane Masters. Had it now for a few years and have developed a level of confidence to where I carry it daily. Thank you
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These are awesome techniques, Keith! Slowly but surely, with our own diligent practice, and learning these methods, you're turning all us cane enthusiasts into Miyamoto Musashi's of cane self-defense! Also, one thing that should be mentioned, and I have noticed over time, as a long-term martial artist (I'm 63 now, and started when I was 15), is that just the way you *carry* your cane with confidence projects a "You really don't want to mess with me" vibe that tends to keep the bad guys at bay.
Thank you for your comment and wise observation… yes, your demeanor, the way that you carry yourself and your cane, sends a strong message to a predator. They instinctively seek to spot weaknesses and exploit vulnerability. When the realize that you are not one of the sheep, they look elsewhere for a victim!
Total unrealistic shit.
@@JR-pr8jb Thank you, but could you explain why you said it was unrealistic?
There is a lot of power in that spinning strike!
Thank you Matt... some people (not you) may be surprised how much power cane be created in the strike! Keith
Well Done!
Keith, As you know, I have wounded a few lamp shades during my training.
Be Safe!
Greg Pasden
The Self Defense Channel.
Thank you Greg… I’ve knocked out lamps and one large screen TV… Keith
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I’m am very close to your place.
We just landed at FLL for a 24 hour layover.
The wx is Nice!
Ordered my Cane Masters cane! Q: when I was young I tried to hold off someone with a stick and all he did was load up, charge me, tackle me, pin my arms down and away he goes. How do you keep some big, maybe jacked up assailant, who just leaps at you and tackles you at bay when the guy is undeterred by some of these moves? Thanks! Love all of this!
Step off of the line of aggression and attack him with a stopping strike.
Hey Keith, I really appreciate all the hard work and time you put into creating all your videos. They have been very instrumental in keeping me up to date with all your modern techniques and styles. Keith, I am still enjoying the beautiful cane I purchased from you several years back. It's about time I purchase another one. Take care my friend.
I appreciate that Jimmy! It is always a pleasure to hear from you!
I hope I never have to use your techniques, but it's great to know them. LOVE the legacy military can you made for me.
Thank you for being a friend of Cane Madtets!
Looking good
Thank you!
thanks
Very good. Thank you very much
Most welcome Thomas... thank you for your input! Keith
slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Mobility challenged people might want to train in another direction.
Agreed John... the cane is a versatile tool... not everyone uses it in the same manner... Keith
Hello Keith. I am a proud owner of two of your Cane Master canes (Self designed & Training) and I have a question about the above shown technique. My question is: I can understand why you might strike the perpetrator's weapon with your first cane strike... but, why would you would spin and strike the perpetrator's weapon a second time, rather that actually striking the perpetrator with the full force blow instead?
Hi there! Good question, spinning the cane before striking is for momentum. It also helps in giving more impact. However, it's still depends on your techniques and where you are comfortable with. You can email us at info@canemasters.com if you need anything.
I feel a bit uncomfortable about this technique. Turning back to your opponent even for a split second seems a bad idea.
Thanks for reaching out!
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