The Hutton Drill for Bowie Knife

[@jonathanhaynes9914]

I've been looking for this.

[@DrTzeus]

Almost exactly what is taught to beginners in Latosa Escrima. Very nice! Point always on target for them to step forward into, horizontal slices after the X,.....the stabs at the end is the only major variation. Stapping with blade edge out comes later for us. My latest uploud is so close to this even!
Earned a subscriber....Looking forward to checking your stuff out.

[@KALISAMERICANO]

I love the commonalities. If it works you will find a variation of it in most martial arts.

[@kimellis8340]

I enjoyed this presentation. I will keep this and practice it. In a future video, could you speak to Footework? I had a small amount of fencing in college in the 80s, but I no longer move fluidly. knee replacements, and back injuries and surgeries have me moving rather mechanically, and much more slowly. I would enjoy a tutorial on simple foot work, and balance with maybe a note or two for those that have aged. in any case, thank you for this video, and for the time and expertise that it demonstrates you have accrued over the years.

[@KALISAMERICANO]

I’ll see what I can do for you!

[@thehastingsdojo2332]

Thank you for sharing and inspiring

[@RachelMcLane]

Thanks for sharing that

[@JDStone20]

really good stuff here!

[@kevinguyette3064]

…all slashes

[@KALISAMERICANO]

Except for the three thrusts at the end of the segment…. And the second level of the drill where the thrusts are added to each slash.