http://youtu.be/NR_Rrh0fvvU
Almost the same as yesterday’s drill.
This block also covers my torso against a punch to my body, just a bit further over.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
This time I execute an angled block and return the cane to my hip (as shown).
I use my other arm to counter punch.
I follow the punch with a forehand strike with the cane and reset.
Without prejudice
Friday, May 30, 2014
Thursday, May 29, 2014
The Seventh Grip Crossdownward Block then Counters
http://youtu.be/jBO0pMQoMbc
This block also covers my torso against a punch to my body.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
This time I execute a crossdownward block and return the cane to my hip (as shown).
I use my other arm to counter punch.
I follow the punch with a forehand strike with the cane and reset.
Without prejudice
This block also covers my torso against a punch to my body.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
This time I execute a crossdownward block and return the cane to my hip (as shown).
I use my other arm to counter punch.
I follow the punch with a forehand strike with the cane and reset.
Without prejudice
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
The Seventh Grip Mantis Block then Counters
http://youtu.be/KML9XN_vn90
Like yesterday; I start in a forward bow with my cane in my lead arm at punching distance.
Unlike yesterday, this block covers my torso against a punch to my body.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
This time I execute a mantis block and return the cane to my hip (as shown).
This allows me to follow up with a second counter.
Only then do I use my other arm to counter punch.
I follow the punch with a forehand strike with the cane and reset.
As I have said; the entire drill is as much about moving the cane around as it is about conflict.
Without prejudice
Like yesterday; I start in a forward bow with my cane in my lead arm at punching distance.
Unlike yesterday, this block covers my torso against a punch to my body.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
This time I execute a mantis block and return the cane to my hip (as shown).
This allows me to follow up with a second counter.
Only then do I use my other arm to counter punch.
I follow the punch with a forehand strike with the cane and reset.
As I have said; the entire drill is as much about moving the cane around as it is about conflict.
Without prejudice
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
The Seventh Grip Outside Block then Counters
http://youtu.be/t-jO0e3vyfA
Like yesterday; I start in a forward bow with my cane in my lead arm at punching distance.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
This time I execute an outside block and then I use my other arm to counter punch.
As I punch I pull my can back to my hip with my palm up (as shown).
This allows me to follow up with a second counter.
The entire drill is as much about moving the cane around as it is about conflict.
Again, the main thing that has changed is the block itself; I knock the attacking limb to the side today.
Without prejudice
Like yesterday; I start in a forward bow with my cane in my lead arm at punching distance.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
This time I execute an outside block and then I use my other arm to counter punch.
As I punch I pull my can back to my hip with my palm up (as shown).
This allows me to follow up with a second counter.
The entire drill is as much about moving the cane around as it is about conflict.
Again, the main thing that has changed is the block itself; I knock the attacking limb to the side today.
Without prejudice
Monday, May 26, 2014
The Seventh Grip Inside Block then Counters
http://youtu.be/hoJ2552gAbY
Like yesterday; I start in a forward bow with my cane in my lead arm at punching distance.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
I execute an inside block and then I use my other arm to counter punch.
As I punch I pull my can back to my hip with my palm up (as shown).
This allows me to follow up with a second counter.
The entire drill is as much about moving the cane around as it is about conflict.
Primarily the main thing that has changed is the block itself; I knock the attacking limb to the side today.
Without prejudice
Like yesterday; I start in a forward bow with my cane in my lead arm at punching distance.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
I execute an inside block and then I use my other arm to counter punch.
As I punch I pull my can back to my hip with my palm up (as shown).
This allows me to follow up with a second counter.
The entire drill is as much about moving the cane around as it is about conflict.
Primarily the main thing that has changed is the block itself; I knock the attacking limb to the side today.
Without prejudice
Sunday, May 25, 2014
The Seventh Grip Rising Block then Counters
http://youtu.be/wgGGVF0ch_s
I start in a forward bow with my cane in my lead arm at punching distance.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
I execute a rising block and then I use my other arm to counter punch.
As I punch I pull my can back to my hip with my palm up (as shown).
This allows me to follow up with a second counter.
The entire drill is as much about moving the cane around as it is about conflict.
Without prejudice
I start in a forward bow with my cane in my lead arm at punching distance.
I grip my cane in the middle (the seventh grip).
I execute a rising block and then I use my other arm to counter punch.
As I punch I pull my can back to my hip with my palm up (as shown).
This allows me to follow up with a second counter.
The entire drill is as much about moving the cane around as it is about conflict.
Without prejudice
Friday, May 23, 2014
A Sixth Drill with the Cane in the Fifth Grip
http://youtu.be/dRA36oyvlvI
Again, this is similar to yesterday’s drill; ecwpt that this time I use the end of the hook.
Basically I stand sideways and drive the end the hook (of the cane) into the bag in a high, low center pattern.
Again, it is highly unlikely that an attacker will stand there and trade blows with me when I am cross checking.
But I must maintain my balance whether I make contact or not.
Without prejudice
Again, this is similar to yesterday’s drill; ecwpt that this time I use the end of the hook.
Basically I stand sideways and drive the end the hook (of the cane) into the bag in a high, low center pattern.
Again, it is highly unlikely that an attacker will stand there and trade blows with me when I am cross checking.
But I must maintain my balance whether I make contact or not.
Without prejudice
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