Nick, there's no instant gratification. It takes a lot of time and practice and repetition. When you do something so much it becomes second nature, reflex, flow.
@@joebruno1380 Thank you sir , I’ve been practicing for nearly a year watch others , my problem seems to be at the crook of the cane , getting my wrist caught. I will watch and I’m glad I found your videos , probably the best I’ve seen and very well done Where are you located
Hello Joe I’ve been watching your videos and trying to learn your technique. I want to ask where do you purchase your canes I already have a cane master with engraved USAF on it , I have some martial arts canes and Brazos canes , and shillelaghs What do you use brother. John 3:16
Rusty, that's a real compliment when someone tries to learn your techniques! I hope they serve you well in your cane self-defense. I swing an old cane made out of white ash wood. I used to get unfinished canes and finish them myself with stain, polyurethane, paint. There's a company in New York City that's been making canes for over a hundred years Harvey's canes.
