3 Basic Walking Stick Attacks

Some fundamental stick access and loading drills for basic walking stick manipulation.
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[@josephdouglas2783]

As a first generation traditional blackthorn stick maker in Germany, originally from Rhode Island, USA, I want to learn this art. I have enough sticks!

[@robertw2953]

Valuable instruction. Thank you Sir!

[@systemacanada]

Thank you

[@elquetedicelaposta4992]

Master great techniques greetings from argentina 🇦🇷 keep share videos

[@systemacanada]

Thank you

[@outis_____5782]

Thanks for this video! I'll show it to my Aikido pals, the Jo we normally use is a bit longer, but I'd say these moves can be thereto adapted in interesting ways. As soon as we can meet again of course...

[@systemacanada]

These are all actually traditional jo moves adapted to walking stick. We use a lot of jo in our style of jujitsu

[@outis_____5782]

@@systemacanada I see, thanks. Mostly we use the jo with a variety of two-handed grips, but no reason not to expand the range.

[@systemacanada]

@@outis_____5782 our techniques start with a wayfarer or journeyman set, moving around the stick in walking stick position, launching from there then Hannibal two handed style work then sword then grappling. Sort of a sequence following the potential range flow . About half related to sword directly . A portion is consistent with aikido but these aspects I realize are more akin to ninjitsu Hanbo . Ultimately all the same root

[@rossg4788]

Always good stuff!

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching

[@avijitdutta3283]

Nice

[@elisabattle8456]

the cold steel stick is very slow, awkward to manipulate with one hand. i suggest a two hand grip, shoulder width apart, rotating through the trunk and punching as in boxing. if the opponent grabs the stick i can twist it out of his hands, wrap it around either arm, bring him down or do the same with positioning the stick around the back of his neck, pulling the head down and use the knee, etc. --mike battle

[@systemacanada]

We use a Doyle style grip if the fight persists. Thus video is about non telegraphic launches from a walking stick position, not a duel. You can’t deploy unpredictably from a walking positions with a two handed grip.

[@rlwrgh]

I have a feeling there is a history of the lights being hit due to the number of times he warns about them.

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[@jamtmann]

Good stuff

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching

[@kevinhiggenbottom8339]

What kind of Kane is that wood is it made out of would a Blackthorn shillelagh cane would that work as a self-defense weapon to but it'd be like a normal cane in one more thing where did you get that wooden cane it I like it alot it looks like it could be lightweight but not breakable and easy-to-use can I find this one on eBay and can you tell me what the name of this came in is that you're using I would like to have a little bit natural wood color to it if not I'll take that one cuz I might want to add a little grip to it I don't know yet

[@ACartmanJr]

Where can I purchase a quality walking stick ftom?

[@systemacanada]

A good starting place is cold steel.com

[@ACartmanJr]

@@systemacanada thank you much, greatly appreciated

[@edi9892]

I´ve seen once a guy with a weapon-grade walking stick. He was old and the neighbourhood definitely had seen better days...
In the same place, I had seen youths with bicycle chains wrapped around them (in a mostly concealed fashion) and I had seen a little boy, maybe 6, with a ca. 15cm/6In fixed blade knife. Once, I had even seen guys with baseball bats and a pitbull at night.
The weirdest weapon I´ve seen on the street belonged to a girl and it was a different city. She had two metal spikes in her hair like the Asians do/did. Considering all this and the crazy number of people carrying knives, I wonder why such walking-sticks aren´t coming back into fashion...

[@systemacanada]

Agreed. I definitely will not hesitate to carry one particularly as the years roll on. I have a ready collection.

[@Lyow1]

where would one buy one of these sticks if wanting to get into this?

[@systemacanada]

The company warsticks.ca no longer operates sadly. There is a list of top Irish stick sellers here
shillelaghstudies.com/buy-sticks/
I’ve started making my own out of axe handles. Takes a little work but less expensive and very durable

[@Lyow1]

@@systemacanada what kind of stick is that you are using in the first demonstration?

[@systemacanada]

@@Lyow1 it was a Irish fighting stick from war sticks.ca but they no longer operate

[@robertdavidjameswoodroofe1516]

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[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching.

[@3Pillers]

👍

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching

[@kevinhiggenbottom8339]

What about a hickory cane stick with that work I like the one that you have in your hand can you send me that one making a camouflage color a blue black and white camouflage self-defense cane

[@systemacanada]

This one is a war stick shillelagh. I got it from glen doyle. Hickory is awesome. I’ve made a few out of ace handles

[@StopMoColorado]

First! ;)

[@systemacanada]

Thanks for watching

[@edi9892]

@@systemacanada People who write first, usually write before watchíng, else, they´d miss their chance of being obnoxious...