Cane Self Defense: Top 8 Targets To End It Quickly!

The ACSD Powershot Template focuses on Anatomical Targets and Sites to incapacitate and end it quickly! No-nonsense, just the Cane Truth so you can escape and go home safe and sound!
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[@silentwalk1768]

Thanks I'm 53 use the cane for years I'm in tip top shape it's time to put secondary defense to work learning Lots of new techniques chee4s

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Thank you for commenting @silentwalk! To learn how to get Cane Trained wherever you live or have all your Cane training questions answered, please call 800-289-8188 or text CCC to 305-745-7839 - Stay Safe!

[@chuckhodges9227]

Well Joe it's cane spinning 1 and fleeing suspect 0 my mobile home park had a theft suspect going home to home and my neighbors alerted me and then calling police as so many times in my career I confronted the subject and kept his attention on the spinning of my cane and kept him at a distance right up until police officer pulled up on him to arrest him. Foot work side to side and spinning the cane worked for this very situation. And if needed I would have taken out his wheels (his mobility) had I needed to do so!

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Super @ChuckHodges! - To quote Joe Robaina- "The BEST defense would involve zero body contact"- Way to apply cognitive/ physical and thank you for sharing your powerful win 👊🏻

[@n1iex]

Great vid thanks!

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Thank you for your kind feedback Ronald-Keep Canin'!

[@thomasnugent3836]

Very good !

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Glad you found it of value Thomas-Thank you for your kind feedback!

[@bassai2010]

Excellent advice again, as usual. You are really helping a lot of people.

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Thank you for commenting and your kind feedback-Glad you're finding value here. Stay Safe and Keep Canin'!

[@gerardzillen4695]

I love the Theory. Then the application. Fantastic! Grey Wolf

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Glad you find value in it Grey Wolf. Thank you for commenting and Welcome to the Channel!

[@bradsnyder6357]

I also love the legs as a primary target. Your commentary on head shots is spot one. Love the videos, you are the Jeff Goldblum of cane techniques!

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Thank you for commenting Brad and your kind feedback! Glad vids are of value to you. ACSD Staff can't stop laughing because he's been called a Jeff Goldblum look alike many times before 😜-Thank you!

[@expatinthephilippines]

Just watched a 2nd time... Looking forward to working with you. Greg

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Right On Island Life! Stay Safe and Thanks for commenting!

[@OdeeOz]

Great presentation & demonstration, Joe, and target student. I'd only add, _use peripheral vision, over looking at where you are striking, to avoid telegraphing your moves._ Maintaining eye contact is one of the most important things you can do in a fight. _Elbows,_ and _Knees_ are a major _Nerve Centers_ too. Struck hard enough, _no amount of adrenaline, or drugs will allow you too keep a hand closed._ Try it on yourself sometime, by striking your _Not-so-Funny Bone._ ;)

[@PeteRock13]

Was trained to avoid head when striking with a baton in corrections but if deadly force was necessary to prevent the loss of life it would be justified. How you articulate justification of force is just as important. Answer nothing till you have time to clear your head, get legal counsel.

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Thank you for commenting Pete Rock! Couldn't agree more, solid suggestion and spot on.

[@ED-es2qv]

I’m severely handicapped and I always have my wooden cane, even in my power chair. My instinct is to raise it up like an assault rifle and make jabbing motions to keep dogs or people back. I carry a firearm, but it’s not coming out unless there’s no doubt a life threatening crime is occurring. That pretty much means they get the first move for free. I’m wondering how effective it would be to jab at someone’s head with the rubber tip. I would think it won’t break skin, but it would be very hard to keep moving forward into it. What do you think? I assume two handed, using the grip in my dominant right hand. One handed would look cool but I don’t know how much I could really push someone back one handed while I draw with the other. That’s the goal.

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Happy New Year and Thank you for commenting ED! ACSD is not big on jabbing which typically targets your opponent's midline where he can see it coming and always assuming he's bigger, stronger, faster, his reflexes will allow him to intercept jabs directed straight at him especially his head. While there is a place for quick, retracted jabs, ACSD uses primarily a Powershot Template within one's own Guard Zone aimed at limbs to incapacitate. Think of the way a trained boxer fires shots without opening up and telgraphing. As Joe Robaina is fond of pointing out, "If I shut down your limbs (arms in particular) I win every time." - Stay Safe and Keep Canin'!