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Draw The Bat Quickly & Strike

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Summary: Learn how to draw the bat quickly and strike with expert tips and advice on martial arts in this free online video clip on self defense.

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By Tres Tew
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Instructor Tres Tew has trained in Yeshua’s Ryu Karate for 5 years and is currently a 1st Degree Dan Black Belt. He currently teaches classes at the Christian Martial Arts center in...read more

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"Tres Tew here. I'm an instructor at Yeshua's Ryu Martial Arts and on behalf of Expert Village, I'm going to be talking to you about the expandable baton. Okay, now we are going to be going over how to strike and extend the baton at the same time. Maybe your attacker is coming in with an across slash, and you don't have enough time to pull your baton out, so you have to use your open hand to block his strike. What you want to do is you want to block and grab it or just trap it. Get the knife away from your body. Give yourself plenty of time to come out, extend the baton and strike in the same movement. So, again it's kind of like the Western quick draw, but you don't have enough time to block the knife with it. So, you are catching the knife and grabbing and in the same movement you are extending and striking with the baton. Again, the strike can go to any vital part of the body. It can even go to the knife hand to make him drop it. You can follow through with some sort of controlling technique to keep him from coming after you. All of these techniques, you don't want to use your baton until someone pulls a weapon on you. Again, this is a weapon and can be used against you in a court of law. That is how to simultaneously strike while blocking with an open hand and extending the baton."

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