The two handed attack from a viewers comment

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @thomasnugent3836
    @thomasnugent3836 3 года назад

    Very good ! Thank you very much.

  • @BNFISHN4JESUS
    @BNFISHN4JESUS 3 года назад

    Great, I can use my baseball hitting skills⚾️😁😎

  • @andreaskouloymanou3722
    @andreaskouloymanou3722 3 года назад

    nice and simple concept

  • @Ppurk
    @Ppurk 3 года назад +1

    Cane masters have a samari cane designed as a two-hander. Works well kendo style.

    • @chrisbird4080
      @chrisbird4080 3 года назад

      I have had my canes for over 20 years now and still going strong. They are so good

    • @Ppurk
      @Ppurk 3 года назад

      @@chrisbird4080 Yes they are good, no complaints here

  • @xscale
    @xscale 3 года назад

    One more question on Chris's guard here. Obviously most of your techniques are one-handed. How and when would you transition to and from one hand to/from two hands?

  • @xscale
    @xscale 3 года назад

    Not certain whether this is in reply to my question about parallels with surfski paddling technique, but really like what you're doing here anyway - makes the advantage of the two-hander much clearer.
    A followup question: Chris's guard here has his hands fairly close together on the cane, similar to a baseball bat or kendo stick. As a paddler, I'd naively grip much wider. I imagine the wider grip enables a quicker and more powerful if shorter-range strike. But then it might have a lot of disadvantages that, as someone who's not even a beginner martial artist, aren't obvious to me.
    Oh, and a totally silly question ... is it wrong of me to compare your banter with the ancient Lancastrian art of Ecky Thump? (non-PC Goodies episode at www.dailymotion.com/video/x6u0reg ...)? Not actually suggesting you don the hats ...