Cane Self Defense For Beginners: How to Use A Cane Masters Self Defense Cane Home Training #1

[@pasquinilli]

Get your Quantum Protector self defense canes here: bit.ly/360peHW

[@larryboatman1136]

I'm 75 and just getting started. Your videos are amazing. Thank you.

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks Larry I’m glad glad to have you here!

[@starlingblack814]

Thanks Matt for the tutorial. As a boy (about 6 years old) my younger sister and I were attacked by two older boys who were aggressively throwing iced snowballs at us. We were no match for them until I charged and attacked them with a willow staff. Yup, probably used too much force in my retaliation, but after the first couple of strikes they went running. Been a fan of the stick ever since.

[@tommybull8325]

I BEEN INTO MARTIAL ARTS SINCE I WAS 4 YEARS OLD FROM THE PROJECTS IN BROOKLYN I AM A 86 TIME CHAMPION AND I AM NOW 67 YEARS OLD AND I LOVE CANE FIGHTING I HAVE CANE MASTERS CANES AND I TEACH FIGHTING SYSTEMS AS I HAVE DONE 28 OF THEM. I AM A FEATURE FILM DIRECTOR BUT LOVE TEACHING FIGHTING SYSTEMS.

[@dougboal7620]

Matt, really great class. It showed just how a basic low kick or stomp can be disabling if being attacked. As an officer i used the foot stomp technique that may have saved my life. I was a rookie, had arrested a subject for intoxication, and made the classic mistake of being to close while questioning him. He grabbed for my weapon, but i secured his wrist, before he could gain control of the firearm. As we struggled for the revolver, he was punching me with his other hand. I stomped the top of the arch, of his feet with the heel of my foot using all my body weight. The pain produced was enough that he stopped struggling and dropped to the ground, where I was able to take him into custody. He sustained no serious injuries. Stay safe. Doug.

[@claudemartin3192]

Beaucoup de commentaires intéressants mais pas en FRANÇAIS ! Dommage 😢

[@dlstanf2]

Glad I found your channel. I’m 70 with a disability, back & leg. This really helps as I walk with a cane and have been looking for some self defense for a senior person. Thanks

[@pasquinilli]

That’s great. Welcome!

[@debbujol5571]

62 yrs old and just getting started. Thank you for the easy to understand lesson.

[@pasquinilli]

Thank you for training with me Deb!

[@debbujol5571]

@@pasquinilli It will be slow going at first as I am six weeks post broken shoulder and although healing well, the rotator cuff is torn. Luckily my dominant side was not involved. I do already have a cane and considering a stand up bag to practice striking. The mi imal amt of following along with you today surprised me with how shaky my arms were afterward! Thats encouraging to me!!!! I

[@arnehusby1420]

I am 65 Y.O. Veteran from Norway. Now I have a heavy Cane for training. Waiting for my new Cane Master in the mail. Looking forward to exercise with my new Cane.

[@ukemanstourbridge]

Greetings from England. This is great work that you’re doing. So very helpful for everyone but especially for the more senior citizens. It’s not just the physical techniques but also the confidence that comes from preparation and determination.

[@billtrim50]

I really enjoy your videos... My first cane master cane is out for delivery today.. I practice with my canes everyday... Gets me out of my chair and it's fun.😄

[@silentwalk1768]

Awesome Matt 53 I've used the cane for quite a number of years for a not only do I use it from walking I use it for exact same purpose I'm watching you do only I have to brush up on technique and practice appreciate it most of the time the came alone will intimidate people to back off just from my encounters anyway cheers much appreciate it 👍

[@Old_Sailor85]

"Fencing" techniques will work. Many techniques shown have come from HEMA sword techniques (sabre, long sword, etc.). I'm now old enough to carry a cane without attracting too much attention.

[@hagaibinsealtiel3745]

OF ALL THE VIDEOS ON THE INTERNET I'VE SEEN SO FAR THIS VIDEO SEEMS TO BE THE BEST

[@pasquinilli]

Thank you!

[@RetiredR]

Great take on the basics because I’m new to the cane self defense method! From Indiana I’m learning a lot on the need for proper protection against would be assaults. Thanks greatly appreciated

[@rezlogan4787]

I took my 5 foot oak bo staff for a 3 mile walk for traction on ice. I ended up coming back with a 4’ jo staff with a point and a jagged piece of dan bong after jabbing into ice for traction. It immediately made sense to practice techniques with every length of staff since you never know when a stick will spontaneously shorten and you’ll need to finish the last 2 miles with different sorts of weapons in hand. I started the walk practicing bo staff spins in both directions in front and behind the body and finished practicing jo staff under and overgrip strikes. I just placed an order for a Cane Masters bo in hopes the tung oil soak will make a more durable walking stick. Happy New Year!

[@VTPSTTU]

I walk on ice a bit. I'm wondering whether I could put some kind of foot on mine so that I don't need to poke it into the ice.

[@Michael_Kerstein]

I like the immediately .. because I'm a fight that is exactly what you must do

[@davewoodroofe8929]

Been working on eskrima and Shilleleigh skills but I broke my cold steel unbreakable shilleleigh today. Realised if it was a person I would have killed them. Not what I am about. Bought myself a cane master cane today. Self defense is who I am not killing. Peace not War. Hope it helps. Woody QGJM

[@blastradius7193]

This channel is great! Recently I found a real sheleighly! Now it comes with me everywhere with me. I use this channel to get good a my new thwackem stick!

[@ChewingToons]

Just to say Ive now been practicing with my Bo Staff for a week now. Got stiff and found muscles I didnt know I had but its getting easier. But got some bruises and even tho my wife said dont use that in the lounge - I did. It resulted in a glass table being turned into the most expensive jigsaw puzzle you could find lol So no more iside!

[@MaxxRemKing1]

Foam staffs from Amazon are good for spinning in the house!

[@normow61]

Thank you from Tacoma, WA. Looking for a few others to start a class .

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks Norm. I hope you find them soon. Until then, keep training solo.

[@teehorton5083]

Happy New Year! Hope this is a better year for Martial Arts! Glad you found a new place, It’s maybe 5 mins away from me!

[@dougboal7620]

Matt, really great instruction. Thank you for your dedication. So important to all of us. Stay safe. Doug.

[@axerxes3981]

Thank you!! LOTS of good useable information. Best wishes..... Ax

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks Ax!

[@awkwardthecat7065]

Happy New Year Sensei Matt! So glad and blessed to have found your channel and train along side you over the past two years. I look forward to more training and growth in the new year. God Bless!

[@bobpart6166]

Excellent video, Great advice and techniques, thank you 🙏😊

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks Bob!

[@petecresswell932]

This video seems more real-world than most. . Maybe you cover this on other videos, but I would like to see what you do when one of those strikes from over-the-shoulder misses the target. . That would be different from just the swinging ecercises. All that kinetic energy - both in the cane and in the body - has to go somewhere, and if it were to go in the wrong direction one would be totally open and off-balance - kind of like a golfer is after they have hit a long drive.

[@pasquinilli]

Excellent idea Pete. I’ll do it!

[@VTPSTTU]

Thanks for the video! I'm still getting over a sinus infection, and the temperature outside is only eight degrees. I don't think I'll be going into my unheated shop today. A funny thing about some of these different combinations is that when I'm just going after my bag, I sometimes forget whatever combination I planned and use combinations of all of these. I'll try to work on these specifics as well. I've found that I sometimes just get myself closer to the bag than I planned, and the next strike is going to be the two-handed shove into where an attacker's jaw/neck/chest would be. Something in my mind just causes me to resort to that move at any moment where I would otherwise hesitate. A couple of weeks ago, you showed a rotational cane strike, and I still want to work on that one more. I'm not sure that it would be as practical, but I think it will force me to work another set of motions through my brain. With my heavy weight, these low kick/stomp kinds of moves might be particularly effective for me.

[@Hootakai]

Absolutely love your generosity The content in this video is first class Happy New Year Sensei Mark 2023🙏🙂

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks!! Happy New Year!!

[@jcmcclain57]

Thank you! I never considered my cane in this way and I need to use two canes to walk. Neither of my canes have an arched style handle, so some of the moves not doable for my canes. But my principle cane is about 1 1/4” cherry hardwood with an oak palm fitted handle, my secondary cane is actually very weak being a collapsible design. I will be doing the things you have suggested within my physical abilities. Thank you again!

[@bitwise4235]

really great instructions! we'll get a cane or two

[@Michael_Kerstein]

I like the open hand I always keep mine open and if I must punch I close it right before contact

[@pasquinilli]

Yes!

[@gkarlton1157]

Excellent cane video, happy New year.

[@robertfincher2895]

Thank you,happy new year. Form 1 was great, many techniques in it, form 2 maybe please.

[@edwardmorgan9411]

Awesome, great advice, easy to follow

[@h.wayneb3495]

Great information and thanks for sharing, The firm NO at a distance I found very helpful to keep a distance between approaching threats, Subscribed

[@filip_ihlicak]

Hello Matt. Have you ever done video about blocks? Blocking punches. Thanks and happy new year

[@EtonieE25]

Dear Mr Instructor. Thank you for your time in making these videos for all us vulnerable oldies out there 👍 And l loved the bit @ 14:53 where u hogtied the perp and popped him in the back of a bus 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Also have you produced a work out, or an exercise routine like the spinning the cane u did at the beginning of the video? I think our part in all this is to put some time in with exercising and building up muscles that have obviously gone to sleep with age 🤔

[@pasquinilli]

Thank you! I have made some of the past and I will make you a new one soon! Thank you keep training

[@EtonieE25]

@@pasquinilli I haven’t stared yet as only saw your video today. So need to order a cane now, preferably the one with the 12 gauge attachment just in case l miss with my swing! 🤣 Would you mind sending me the links to the training videos you’ve already made please. Thanks New sub as well 👍

[@Michael_Kerstein]

Hickory very worth it

[@user-eb4iq2jw3y]

Very well done video.

[@SenseiEmmett]

Cool video Matt

[@Michael_Kerstein]

He's got some good tips A Jew from Oklahoma

[@pasquinilli]

Love it. Thanks!

[@bobrown9747]

Thank you

[@Michael_Kerstein]

I'm getting older I know a younger buck can take me because he can last longer per minute I have two options hit harder or learn to use a staff So far it appears a staff is more likely a better choice because it keeps distance and allows me to keep control

[@scotte10x]

I'll give it a go. Would kettle bell help?

[@paulhenry7]

I believe that if you are attacked the aim should be to use only the force necessary to defend yourself and to minimise the danger of permanent harm or severe injury to the attacker.

[@pasquinilli]

That is good advice.

[@tx.tactical3165]

I like wearing steel toe shoes I call them brass knuckles for your feet...

[@charlesmuhmanson3928]

Do you have a training video specifically for dogs large and small? Defending your own dog from another dog?

[@pasquinilli]

I don’t but I will work on that for you.

[@jdpearce9506]

I enjoyed this video! Very informative, yet one thing, never put your fingers in someone's mouth! They might bite it off!!

[@pasquinilli]

Hahaha. Good point!!

[@teehorton5083]

Happy New Year!

[@Michael_Kerstein]

It's better to deflect them right away then allow them close distance

[@Michael_Kerstein]

The age difference is what makes me worry we get slower the older we get but with a Cain we keep our speed because it's less movement which keeps our stamina

[@regprofant8609]

Sir I have a question. I am pushing 80 and considering purchasing a cane from cane masters. However I really don’t have an idea on which one to get being on limited income. I was considering the octogonal oak dojo as he price was great but I was wondering if I would need grip cuts plus all those fins on shaft and what end cut on the curl.

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks Reg. You don’t need the extras. The simple cane is just as good.

[@patricklenz4925]

Didn’t know you were on. FB

[@pasquinilli]

Yes. A few accounts there but I rarely post there. Not a fan of the FB and their election interference and assault on freedom of speech.

[@patricklenz4925]

@@pasquinilli Your. Correct Sir

[@cameronsimonton2515]

Always liked elbow strikes 😅

[@Michael_Kerstein]

A lot of good techniques with that Cain I'm probably going to buy me a hickory Cain Do you sale them personally or thru a website because I would buy one from you but not from someone else's website (don't like making the rich richer )

[@Demosophist]

This is a bit like a manual of arms with a sword or saber, which I had to learn in military school. I still know the manual of arms with both a rifle and a sword.

[@patricklenz4925]

Hello. Matt

[@Michael_Kerstein]

Once they close the distance you either attack or be attacked

[@bryanmills8081]

Cane self defense, VIDEO NUMBER 56, I think you've made enough of the same videos to win the prize for OBSESSION with REDUNDANCEY.

[@pasquinilli]

Hahaha. You missed the three new techniques that I introduced in this video! Other than that though, you’re right!

[@dougboal7620]

When it comes to self defense, for those who have never been in a physical confrontational, "muscle memory" training techniques are essential. The defender has to respond to the aggressor's attack, instinctively without "thinking about" what technique(s) may be required to stop the situation. For this to occur, a person must train continually using the same techniques needed, for self defense.

[@dougboal7620]

physical confrontation

[@zagrysdeklerk4439]

I want to order 2 Cane's. Please.

[@pasquinilli]

Thanks Zagrys! Click here canemasters.com/affiliate-pages/quantum-martial-arts/quantum-dojo-training-cane

[@regprofant8609]

Do you generally carry a cane on good leg side and not your bad leg side. Say no just like when disciplining or training your dog

[@pasquinilli]

This is from very well.com Which Hand Should Hold the Cane? When using a cane, you should hold it in the hand opposite of the leg that needs support.1 This is far more efficient and helpful than holding it on your weak or injured side. Also, as you walk, you will move the cane at the same time as your weaker leg. Think of it this way: Hold the cane on your strong side and move it along with your weak side.

[@BobAusherman]

2.00 EST how to order dojo cane

[@Michael_Kerstein]

I'm very skilled at hand to hand combat but so is a lot of people coming out of prison and who rob people

[@rosariofrancis2786]

Do you have any comments or ideas for using a cane for self-defense from a wheelchair I use an electric wheelchair I am a stroke patient I only have use of my right hand I bought a brand new cane from Canemasters in Hickory pit camp going to sell it and buy one in Oak Hills just too heavy for one hand use for me I only have my right arm right hand right side of my body that works

[@pasquinilli]

I’ll make a video for you using the one arm techniques. Cane masters can make the cane in 7/8” and it will be even lighter and still very strong. Just tell them that I recommended the 7/8” cane and they will make it for you. Many of my students have gone that way as they love how easier it is to wield.

[@idrissalaam1092]

Awesome

[@hazratmuhazmat8831]

A good punch with the tip to the liver should take anyone down. A hook to the neck is unexpected and really exerts control over the attacker. Show proficiency with your cane can be a great deterrent.

[@tx.tactical3165]

TEXAS...

[@kurts4867]

you're a huge guy tho....

[@pasquinilli]

Size doesn’t matter. Self defense has got nothing to do with strength. It’s about principles like situational awareness and using violence against violence.

[@Michael_Kerstein]

Most attackers have a glass jaw

[@raejackson5442]

Awesome class! I'll take that challenge. Check me in a month I'll be one scary granny! Grrrrr

[@killiansred1000]

You are your own first responder. No one’s coming to help you take care of business.

[@pasquinilli]

Amen Keith. Thanks!

[@russmiller7284]

LOL! "For self-defense."

[@idontlikeit.7822]

You’re funny

[@pasquinilli]

Haha. Thanks!

[@jjgoyn5324]

Matt, as you know with teaching anything including Martial Arts or Self Defence, there are two important things to remember, they are: 1. Attention to detail. 2. Consistancy. You are forgetting to hold the cane correctly while walking, this is a fundamental basic with the founder of Cane Master Canes. Most of the time you walk you are holding the cane with the Horne backwards. You already know that people learn mostly by watching, you can talk all you like about keeping the Horne forwards, but if while demonstrating you are not doing that, you have lost credability with the viewer, most viewers are not going to pick up that walking with the Horne forward is the correct way, they are going to do what they see you do. While demonstrating, you have to be consistent especially with beginners, and monkey see monkey do, followed up with the correct verbal instruction. As a fellow Martial Artist please except my observations in good faith and certainly not as criticism. As a fellow instructor, get your shit together Matt, you know better than that, I expect better of you, and when you view your videos you will also expect better of yourself. Kind regards JJ

[@Michael_Kerstein]

I'm very skilled at hand to hand combat but so is a lot of people coming out of prison and who rob people