Cane vs Knife "A Face full of Cane"
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2021
- Hosts Nicole Smith and Steve Kime give you a few ways to turn the tables on a knife confrontation.
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Thank you to John Curtis for requesting this! I walk with a cane, and have been training self defense stick for ages. Great content!
Two feet and a heart beat... best advice ever for fights involving blades.
Great video.
Sorry, that is advising that I give them my back to attack me in and let them run me down at there convience to do it since they will all but inevitably over take me in a foot race.
And then instead of having at least a chance of mounting a defense I get to have them annoyed and be at there mercey when they do catch up and have my exposed back right the fuck there, and my wind now used up to boot.
No. Standing and actually protecting yourself is best if your not a pro footballer or Olympic level track athlete.
Nice little video Cane fighting is often overlooked I studied it while practicing Kok Soo Won it was my favorite weapon. I've since read several manuals on cane fighting including Franco Cane Fighting, Barton Wright Sherlock Homles self defense, and Hoyer self defense for Gentlemen and ladies. I carry a cane in those situations were it is illegal for me to carry a firearm.
Nice, I love Cane Fencing. There's also a lot of material from the manual of Giannino Martinelli straight from the 1800 Italian Cane Fencing.
I've carried a walking stick since highschool. It waa for defense back then, now it's for bad knees. But in 1991 when walking a man came out of the shadows & i saw him drawing a big knife (6 or 8 inches is my guess) I parried with what was basically a 2nd party in saber then started downward blows in a figure 8 to his head. He ran I chased for a little bit then he ran into the woods.
I still have the stick & it has a small chunk on the side where it caught the blade!
Lessons
1) sticks are excellent for modern self defense against most things except guns & they can be carried pretty much anywhere.
2) my stick was too light weight to KO the attacker even after multiple head strikes; I now carry a much stouter hickory stick that carried for over 20 years & I've been walking with daily for about 10 of that.
Very informative and educational. Thank you very much
Any cane with a metal (or wood) knob on the top is considered a 'weapon' in most all US states. If it has the hand crook, it's a legal 'medical device' in all states. But just as good for head bashing.
Training to snipe hands and skulls with a cane is good for people who need one as they have limited mobility.
I have either my CS pistol grip city stick or my CS heavy sword cane. Even when my ankle worked fine. Never had a problem flying with the City Stick.
Col Monstery has a good story of how he used his stick against a knife attack.
Soon: British parliament to ban canes in the first quarter of 2022
Wonderfully and elegantly demonstrated!
The cane does give you a greater reach than a knife. Also, the very presence of a cane would act as a deterrent to a knife-wielding attacker. It says to him your a hard target!
No, a cane is carried by the elderly and injured. It shows you're a weak easy target. Saying that I carry a cane a lot when in areas I can't carry my firearm. They can misjudge me and find out the cane is a force multiplier that gives me reach and I have trained with. I prefer a cane with a hook and hold it like I would a saber or my basket-hilt.
@@jamesw713 At the time the manuals were written, canes were carried by gentleman and high ranking members of the military. If you use a cane today, then yeah, you are probably weak. Fighting manuscripts, though, were usually not written for elderly people.
Thank you 😊
Thanks for content guys, have a great holiday!
A wizard's staff has a knob on the end!
Great video! Thanks guys and have a merry Christmas 🎅👍👍
For anyone who practices saber, a cane is a good substitute on the streets. If someone has a knife, definitely strike the hand, as hard and fast as you can, multiple times. Aim for the fingers, wrist, forearm, and knife. If you disarm the attacker, keep the slashing going between you and if they keep coming, pick soft targets and keep striking.
Charles Roworth has a section of his book specifically for applying saber techniques to canes/sticks.
@@josephlucas4024 there are techniques for that? :D Each time I use a stick I just do saber 1 to 1 and thats it lol
music is very high and your voices are low. I wish I could set up at audio settings just like a video game.
What would you guys say the best blades weapon is?
Hi
As a canne de combat teacher, I enjoyed and approved your video
Have a great day
where i live it´s popular to walk with poles (looks like ski poles). that could give a attacker a nasty suprice. when it comes to the law. It wouldn´t be any problem. as someone threatend me with a weapon and I used what I had in hand.
Thank you. Just a word of caution, the tip into trachea could kill someone rather easy I think.
that is the point
Did you guys just whack the $500++ St. Mark's Gloves?! I've always wanted a pair but u just hit it with a cane head. Lol. Love the video.
Definitely keep distance if you cannot run away.
If you have to fight with your long big stick, use its advantage. I would use it as a mace and short one hand spear, depending on the circumstances.
That explains why Mr.Lee always carries his cane everywhere when traveling
With this large difference in range, it seems very profitable to false edge cut groin!
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Walk softly but carry a big stick.
Talk about raising cane
I love living where I live. We have constitutional carry. I can have anything from rocks to sticks to machine guns and there is nothing that can be done about it. I can carry a sword anywhere I want. They might ask questions, but it stops there.
This was nice, entertaining, and I think I need myself a cane now.
If only there were more comprehensive living cane/short stick arts in Europe, India, Africa etc.... oh wait, there are ;) btw I've actually defended myself against a blade with a stick...if one hasn't what's the frame of reference here because I see several issues even with how you're applying techniques with the cane vs a knife here. :(
Indee, I enjoy this little gem of video.
I like your videos but this one is kinda bad. Yes, against some drunk idiot who mindlessly waves his knife, anything with longer range can knock off his weapon or create a distraction for finding a way out to flee. In any realistic scenario chances of stick/cane person being slashed and stabbed is very high and techniques you presented are not effective against someone with really deadly intentions.
It's overall a problem I see in HEMA where people assume the person is just going to do a rigid motion and then completely stop so they can do your technique. I guess it mostly comes from the vagueness of the sources in combination with a lack of critical thinking. Most of them don't answer questions like, "When or why would I do x technique over y technique?", "What kind of person should I use this technique against.", "How do the drills/training make me better in a real situation?", etc.
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This looks very weak.
The intial block, stepping off line, crossing over both your feet, & guard to stike is a silly " move" to recomend for self defense.
You folks might want to edit this.
There are no sound moves for real world defense in this video.
Props for earnest intentions 😊
Stick to sports.
Warmest regards