5 Ways To Hit Someone With Your Walking Stick - For Self Defense

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Discover five ways to hit someone with your walking stick for self-defense. In this simple and easy to follow tutorial you’ll learn the powerful techniques of self-defense using a walking stick or hiking staff. I’ll use the Japanese Joe which doubles as my hiking staff and I use a 36 inch oak dowel rod as my Walkingstick. You can use your own hiking staff or walking stick or get a Japanese Jo staff like mine from the link above. No matter what you use, you will now learn five ways to hit someone with your walking stick for self-defense
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[@pasquinilli]

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[@erickarnell]

I really liked the switching hands on the hanbo you did in the middle. I like being able to easily transition from one side to the other to more easily practice both. Probably tactically useful too.

[@pasquinilli]

Thank you. It’s fun to do them too.

[@stephen8433]

Thanks, I like the short lesson which is more conducive to retention. I prefer the Hanbo.

[@pasquinilli]

I decided to try and shorten a bunch today. I was going for five minutes! I’ll try again. I want them to have lots of actionable learning with less talking!

[@stephen8433]

I agree, I was very happy to see the close up action segments with no talking and concentrated emphasis of the strikes taught for the day. P.S., how much do the Dojo training canes weigh? I can't find their weight anywhere. P.P.S., How long would it take for "you" to win a fight against one attacker if you had your cane, Jo or hanbo with you and everything went as planned?

[@pasquinilli]

Cane masters is making a new version of the dojo training cane that is lightweight and strong. I’ll ask about the weight for you. I couldn’t tell how long a Self Defense situation would last. The most ideal would be that the assailant is deterred by the fact that you are trained and prepared to defend yourself. In that case it’s over before it starts. If it became physical, then one strike stopping the attack would be ideal, and it would last seconds.

[@stephen8433]

@@pasquinilli Thank you.

[@robertrodriguez4858]

This is great. Going to practice each one. Once I have it, I am going to put them all into a combination like I am fighting an attached. Thanks.

[@pasquinilli]

Great idea. Thanks for training with me!

[@erickarnell]

The slow-motion zoom shots were great to show the details of what was going on.

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks! I’ll do more of them.

[@VTPSTTU]

Thank you again! I did clubs yesterday, but I need to do more with the staffs and canes.

[@MaDmanex100]

I am personally using a jo Which i crafted. it is very beautiful but its also an excellent self defense tool. I shall practice these techniques in the morning every day

[@pasquinilli]

That’s awesome! Home made weapons are the best!

[@stevenscott2136]

Handles for posthole diggers are about jo length, available in any good hardware store, and made to withstand abuse.

[@justincroteau1458]

Thanks Matt!

[@pasquinilli]

Thank you Justin!

[@gkarlton1157]

Excellent hanbo videos thanks.

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks G!

[@jamesduprey2719]

You make great videos Sir. Great. You care about the student and are exacting with your training. Thank you thank you!!!

[@NaihanchinKempo]

Collarbones. Elbows, hands, knees top of the feet(instep)

[@hktepochcalli1481]

elderly probably feel at ease with the short stick. They can pick it up and away they go. A cane can also be their safety.

[@pasquinilli]

Good points. Thank you HK!

[@a2b2c34d]

Thanku

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks LM

[@jameshuffaker9369]

They finally got the Bo up, when the CM hanbo?

[@pasquinilli]

I'll ask

[@mortykatz2236]

Very cool how can I get more training

[@pasquinilli]

I have a lot of these tutorials online. What would you like to work on?

[@mortykatz2236]

@@pasquinilli I’m 70 with health issues training with a stick seems logical I pocket carry as well.-