IRT 6 Foot Stick Intensive!

Thanks Terry I'm glad you liked it!
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Looks like you guys got some good training in...

Looking at the pics and video, I didn't see a lot of use of both ends of the stick. (Easy to demonstrate what I mean -- but hard to describe.) That's one of the things we use a lot in some of our stick systems...
 
Looks like you guys got some good training in...

Looking at the pics and video, I didn't see a lot of use of both ends of the stick. (Easy to demonstrate what I mean -- but hard to describe.) That's one of the things we use a lot in some of our stick systems...

Actually we do quite a bit of that as well. Some times we use more of the end of the stick as witnessed in the video clip but at other times both ends are being used regularly. If you watch the video though you will see some of the butt or butt stroke strikes when they are in close similar to what you would see when using the butt stock of a shotgun.
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Actually we do quite a bit of that as well. Some times we use more of the end of the stick as witnessed in the video clip but at other times both ends are being used regularly. If you watch the video though you will see some of the butt or butt stroke strikes when they are in close similar to what you would see when using the butt stock of a shotgun.
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Cool... Too often I see people using a six foot or longer stick or spear, and having no understanding of the use of both ends of the stick. Their hands are dead on the stick, and they just miss a lot of the advantages of a long stick that way.

(Of course, you can use both ends of short sticks, too... I amazed someone not too long ago with what I could do using the butt end of the baton...)
 
Nice video Brian. Thanks for posting it and the photos

Warmest regards
Brian King
 
Real men use a 9 foot pole :cool:.... or at least that is what we use in Taiji :D

Very nice Brian, thanks for posting that.
 
Really good stuff, Brian! Thanks. Takes courage to be transparent on the www. I appreciate it. :bangahead:

Amazing what we can learn about ourselves through pressure testing. :D The state of our footwork, posture, conditioning, breathing, will to persevere, and of course technique, all light up like they're in neon. :)
 

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