Cane Self Defense with working a controlled swing.

[@johnkitching6293]

Thank you Master Gary all these effective uses of the cane are much appreciated

[@Savagecane]

Thank you very much for watching John

[@texastater8333]

Thanks for the lesson Master Gary. That is a very fast and stealthy move. I always felt that the wild roping swing gave away the element of surprise because of the time it took to develop. Looking forward to incorporating this into my routine. Thanks for all the lessons over the years!

[@Savagecane]

Thank you for watching

[@effeojnedib7208]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and techniques. I practice into a heavy bag. In a tight area, it's difficult to get any power behind a swing. You just gave me an extra tool to work with.

[@Savagecane]

Thank you very much for watching

[@davidncw4613]

I like it!! I have been playin with this for a few minutes. Very useful. The back hand strike can go high and short, with the left foot forward. Likely drawing the opponents block up and weight back. Use complete the back hand as a very quick wind up. Then step right foot foreword roll the hips into a power strike to my fav target, the forward knee.

[@Savagecane]

Thank you David

[@mikemcmanus116]

Thanks 😁

[@Savagecane]

You are welcome

[@haroldmiller6853]

Yet again Another exallent vid sir

[@Savagecane]

Thank you Harold

[@tokyorose2993]

Why no gripping a cane with two hands?

[@Sigmund225]

During the regular classes there are two handed techniques. This is just a different option.

[@Savagecane]

When you swing from the tip down on the floor you're using one hand first. And one hand is faster. But we also work to hit strikes in our classes.

[@Xnycogprepper]

HELLO 👋 Gary

[@Savagecane]

Hello my friend, I hope all is well.

[@robertspencer5219]

I've been fortunate to never to have hit myself hard practicing with lots of different weapons but I had a friend when we were teens hit himself in the head with nunchucks and he immediately fell to the floor.