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Oliver Janseps
Germany
Registrace 3. 09. 2012
I am a martial artist, student, teacher and author. I practise HEMA or Historical Fencing since 2004 and this is what this channel is about. My group "Mispeldorn" is located in Aachen Germany. We train mostly classical saber and smallsword, but also some earlier stuff and some specials as you will see here. I also learn Bastone Genovese in Italy and teach it in a local study group. It is a traditional method for walkingsticks, staffs, knives and also unarmed selfdefense and (formerly French) kickboxing. This combination of European styles fit very well together. And the third part is physical fitness, which is essential too. I will present you tools and exercies from the 19.th. cent. like Indian clubs.
I hope you like what you see, make me smile and give me a like, comment and subscribe :-)
If you are interested in my fencing related work as an author, feel free to have a look:
www.epubli.de/shop/autor/Oliver-Janseps/30604
www.lulu.com/spotlight/oliverjanseps
I hope you like what you see, make me smile and give me a like, comment and subscribe :-)
If you are interested in my fencing related work as an author, feel free to have a look:
www.epubli.de/shop/autor/Oliver-Janseps/30604
www.lulu.com/spotlight/oliverjanseps
How to defend yourself with a walking cane in Bartitsu
If you want to learn Bartitsu and you have learned how to throw thrikes - This is the right video to continue. We will show you how to parry different kind of attacks and defend yourself against anothe stick or club.
But this video is not only about parries it is also about striking back - in fencing called a riposte
After you have learned the striking fundamentals for Pierre Vignys "la canne" system. The riposte will be set up by generating power over the whole body. Those powerfull strikes are very uncommon and in la canne and made Bartitsus cane fighting method unique.
Pierre Vigny was an instructor at the Bartitsu academy of martial arts and physical culture in London.
Bartitsu was a martial art designed for self-defence by Edward Barton Wright in Victorian London.His school taught different martial arts as pugilism or bare knuckle boxing, French boxing known as Savate, Jiu-Jitsu and fighting with the walking cane for Gentlemen.
Those kind of movements are described in H.G. Langs "The Walking Stick Method of Self Defence"
He himself taught canne Vigny to police forces in the 1920s.
We will demonstrate the Front guard, the body guard and the flank guard and combine it with a easy follow up attack to the head. We will also show you on a boxing mit how powerfull those strikes are.
We will have a look at that topic from a HEMA point of view. Our historical fencing background gives us insides others may not have.
Using the cane or umbrella to protect us in self defense is still a topic today. But this will be just the view cane masters of the past have on that topic.
Bartitsu got also popular as Arthur Conan Doyle let his figure Sherlock Holmes use Baritsu at the Reichenbach falls against his opponent Professor Moriarty. This makes Bartitsu so famous under Victorian or Edwardian era larper and in the Steampunkt community.
Bartitsu was not the only martial art uses the cane as a weapon, check out our other videos on that topic for example the method of Col. Monstery taught in New York city, be a cane master and join us!
czcams.com/play/PLK75bQPdT1yAio6nAjaJUa1tZHg8HfjOm.html
See some of our books and translations here:
www.epubli.de/shop/autor/Oliver-Janseps/30604
www.lulu.com/spotlight/oliverjanseps
Or support us on Patreon
www.patreon.com/Fencyfriends
If you want to join us, Mispeldorn is located in Aachen Germany
We are one of the finest clubs for smallsword and sabre if you look for a different kind of weapon in HEMA. Maybe you are interested to join our study group for cane, staff and Savate or just come for a visit!
#hema #canefightingtechniques #stickfighting #martialarts #lacanne #selfdefense #canemasters #historicalfencing #victorianera #bartitsu
But this video is not only about parries it is also about striking back - in fencing called a riposte
After you have learned the striking fundamentals for Pierre Vignys "la canne" system. The riposte will be set up by generating power over the whole body. Those powerfull strikes are very uncommon and in la canne and made Bartitsus cane fighting method unique.
Pierre Vigny was an instructor at the Bartitsu academy of martial arts and physical culture in London.
Bartitsu was a martial art designed for self-defence by Edward Barton Wright in Victorian London.His school taught different martial arts as pugilism or bare knuckle boxing, French boxing known as Savate, Jiu-Jitsu and fighting with the walking cane for Gentlemen.
Those kind of movements are described in H.G. Langs "The Walking Stick Method of Self Defence"
He himself taught canne Vigny to police forces in the 1920s.
We will demonstrate the Front guard, the body guard and the flank guard and combine it with a easy follow up attack to the head. We will also show you on a boxing mit how powerfull those strikes are.
We will have a look at that topic from a HEMA point of view. Our historical fencing background gives us insides others may not have.
Using the cane or umbrella to protect us in self defense is still a topic today. But this will be just the view cane masters of the past have on that topic.
Bartitsu got also popular as Arthur Conan Doyle let his figure Sherlock Holmes use Baritsu at the Reichenbach falls against his opponent Professor Moriarty. This makes Bartitsu so famous under Victorian or Edwardian era larper and in the Steampunkt community.
Bartitsu was not the only martial art uses the cane as a weapon, check out our other videos on that topic for example the method of Col. Monstery taught in New York city, be a cane master and join us!
czcams.com/play/PLK75bQPdT1yAio6nAjaJUa1tZHg8HfjOm.html
See some of our books and translations here:
www.epubli.de/shop/autor/Oliver-Janseps/30604
www.lulu.com/spotlight/oliverjanseps
Or support us on Patreon
www.patreon.com/Fencyfriends
If you want to join us, Mispeldorn is located in Aachen Germany
We are one of the finest clubs for smallsword and sabre if you look for a different kind of weapon in HEMA. Maybe you are interested to join our study group for cane, staff and Savate or just come for a visit!
#hema #canefightingtechniques #stickfighting #martialarts #lacanne #selfdefense #canemasters #historicalfencing #victorianera #bartitsu
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Peeked my interest, subscribed
Welcome to the channel, be curious 🙂
This is a French cane martial art? I'm new to the channel, so, forgive my ignorance. I've seen something like this demonstrated before years ago by some people who taught cane fight 12:11 along with Savate.
Dont worry, this channel is all about spreading the knowledge of nearly forgotten arts ❤️🔥😃 This is a variation of French la canne (stick or cane fighting). This style is a bit different in its body mechanics and the way using the stick with the gripping end upside down. The creator was invided to teach his style at the Bartitsu academy in London. And yes, Savate is like the sister art of la canne 😊
schade, dass der kein deutsch kann ......:--/
Wie muss ich das den verstehen? 🤔
Peak performance. Love it.
... in one of the more or less boring lessons 😅😉
This is similar to savate. Nice stylish outfit by the way!!
Savate is like the Sister art of la canne 🙂👌 And it's high on my list for some videos too 😉 Thank you very much Sir 🙏
@@OliverJanseps es ist mir eine Ehre!
@@markheinkel8247 es ist mir eine Ehre dich hier begrüßen zu dürfen!
To build wrist and forearms indoors go to a tool store and buy a good size hammer, engineers ball pein come in a range of weights, you can move your grip from the middle to the end of the handle to increase difficulty, its very effective and also builds small muscle co ordination of your weak side (you should train both) This co ordination is why your dominant side can punch or throw much harder than your weak side. Most people actually are almost equally strong L R but the power comes from co ordination.
I can not agree more! 👌
So I am guessing here... but here goes.... what you are showing us is how a pike square would move around??
Actually not, but this exercise would infact also be done woth pikes (but not in formation) These are exercises for the Jägerstock or 'half pike' (so half a lenght from a real pike). The exercises are designed to be used against multiple opponents on a open field. Have a look at the other lessons, the footwork is not as linear as in this one 🙃. Also we are just at the beginning. There are 32 lessons with different kinds of work for the weapon as the demonstrated spanish thrusts. You may have a look at the 'featured' video to get an better image 🙂
Wow that’s interesting
Thank's Next part will be up on monday, I would be glad to welcome you here again 😉🙂
One nice thing about this whole idea is that almost any stick-like object could be used the same way. I lived on the Gulf Coast for ten years, and I carried an umbrella every day. Now, I live in the high plains desert, and I haven't carried an umbrella in over ten years. I could still make do with some other object.
@@VTPSTTU definetely! Nearly everything one can do with an umbrella works with canes and various sticks. The other way around it's a bit more problematic 🙃 Btw. I need an umbrella much more often 😅☔️
I have been looking for this kind of channel for a long time. I haver gotten a lot older since I first trained in judo and aikido. Physically, I can no longer do what I once could do. Baritsu looks like it might be just the thing. Definitely subscribing.
@@Old52Guy and I am looking for the few people out there my content is interesting, because, lets be honest it's 'special' 😅 Glad you found it 🙂👍👍
@@OliverJanseps Well then, serendipity brought us together! Your channel looks like a lot of fun and the kind of information I need. Thanks
@@Old52Guy you're very welcome ❤️🔥
In your back garden, fine. If you went around town dressed like that, with your stick, you'd soon find yourself either arrested or dead.
Hopefully not, ... that's a park 🙃
Was this ever used in a fight? That flicky wrist stuff looks mechanicalky weak. Especially where the wrist is turned inward, towards the body. I think ill just stay with my tennis strokes and mix that with a few fencing parries.
@@Azmania3000 this is upper most just a conditioning drill, but dont underastimat the Power behind a small metal ball at that speed and the power a well trained wrist could deliver. We have mire Systems working like that, looking it that way it cant be that wrong 🙂 But a good 'Tennis stroke' would also be a finisher, that's for sure 😄
@@OliverJanseps Ok that's a relief. I was certainly taking the wrong perspective. Have to agree that delivering accurate shots would be capable of cracking bone. Practice is key, as you are demonstrating. Excelsior!
@Azmania3000 the Bartitsu Video comming up on monday talks a bit mire about Power generating for ripostes. You may tell me your thoughts on that later 🙂👍
@@OliverJanseps ok you got me. Just subbed. As stated I used to play a lot of tennis, and a long long time ago did a smidge of fencing. So this lost art you are reviving has definitely peaked my interest. I actually used the fencing lunge as a basis to inline skating stride. Perhaps this can merge some ultimate form of Gene Kelly and Sherlock Holmes as a steampunk superhero 😂.
@@Azmania3000 the best thing one can do is to use what suites your skills. I mean, a boxer can show you a hook, but damn, I don't want to receive a slap from you 😅😆 If you put in Charly Chaplin into your superhero concept, I am in 🤣
Some further study in a similar vein to this is the Jō, a short staff style from japan. The only duel that Musashi was in that wasnt a decisive victory for him. It amounted to a draw. I subscribed. Ill have a look at your catalogue
@@DarksteelHeart thank's! I hope you will find more of interest here 🙏 Actually I did a few years of Aikido in my youth and so some Aiki-jo. Jodo is very rare in my area. The Trainer was very pashionated, it my be one reason for my love of 'pole arms' 🤔
Miyamoto Musashi says very similar things about handling a sword. A light grip, do not strangle your hilt. Very interesting. I've heard basics about Bartitsu, but this is more in depth.
@@DarksteelHeart thank you very much! The goal is to spread the art, so your confirmation makes my happy 🙂 It has also been a long time since I have read the book of five rings, I maybe should take it of the bookshelf again 🤔
On the serious note. I can’t understand what goes first the hand or the foot. It seems to me to be quite a simultaneous movement.
@@Timeblade_Guild they are. (I start slightly with the hands, but not reasonable) It might be a thing because it is not a duel focused method. That is also the reason why I am not leaning or extend my arms fully.
@@OliverJanseps thanks for explanation. Quite interesting.
@@Timeblade_Guild you're welcome, as always 🙂
Aha! So that’s the origin of billiard!
@@Timeblade_Guild so it's from Spanish origin 🤔 make sense 🧐🙃😉
Just clicked play to check pronunciation...was dissapointed, but now I know. Hahaha.
Okay, that took a moment 😅
Friend Oliver in waiting to 👀 see your interpretation. Cheers
Something to look forward when the weekend is gone 😅😁
Watching this brings back fond memories of my childhood and times spent fencing with my younger brother in the garden, he with a large garden cane and myself with the cane that my grandfather owned Unbeknownst to me was that hidden within the rather unassuming walking stick was a long slender blade. From a time in England when such an item was popular with gentlemen from a generations ago. Not so today though.. Thanks for sharing. 👏👏🍺
That is one of those stories 🥰 Thank you 👍👍
@@OliverJanseps ..My pleasure and thank you Sir… The cane was sold some time ago to a collector, which is rather unfortunate. However I do still have his old fencing foil, used for practice. Quite battered and dented which adds to its charm and character. On the hand guard, if that’s the correct terminology, is stamped the maker; Wilkinsons Sword. A British company founded by Henry Nock, in London 1772.
@@fellrunner1964 sounds like a nice piece of history too 😃
Now I know how this martial art might have looked. Two of the most famous Edwardian lepidopterists - A.B. Farn and F.W. Frohawk - seem to have discussed Bartitsu. Frohawk regularly walked great distances through the night and frequented a gym. Farn - who was very fit but had a badly set leg from getting run over and so was an obvious target for robbers - told Frohawk how he'd had to use an umbrella to defend himself after out-running two assailants but being run down by a third. Farn would have been in his late sixties at the time. The Luton boater, bowler, or Homburg all give significant protection to the head.
@@lindsayheyes925 nice story! Edwardian lepidopterists are may even more unknows to the people 😅 Thank you! In case of the hats, you are equal with some masters who told us not to hit the hat directly because it will just harm the hat. Instead attack the face or in case of a tophat strike ut to the ground first 🙃
Excellent have never seen this type of fighting style before
@@putty1961 stay on, we are just starded 😎😉
Hipster fool.
Sir, you are an Gentleman. Thank you for this Video.
Looks a lot like Monstery's first lessons. Moulinets to build wrist strength, wrist flexibility, and proprioception? Regardless, thanks Oliver!
Most of the fencing Systems for cutting/striking weapons starts with moulinettes. They are not always identical but follow the same idea. Monstery for example rotades just from the wrist, while in canne Vigny a back and forth movement from the arm is 'added'.
🧐🤔💯👌🤔😲👊👍🙏
🫡🙏😎
Yes, 8 would be very appropriate. It is similar to club swinging 🤗 Cheers
Your wish is my command 🫡😉
Suspenders also? Cheers
For the fencing pants 💁♂️ 😉
You should include the figure eight too 😀 nice hat!
The video was already to long 😄 Do you like anothe with the two figure 8s?
🔥🔥🔥 Btw what’s the weight of this cane?
@@Timeblade_Guild according to the producer around 190g. It is really a light weight.
Fascinating subject I’ve always made my own sticks
@@MichaelBall-uu5lg I will give that back I always wanted to make proper sticks and staffs, but it would be to complex in my Region because of the right wood 😔 So I leave that to the handy ones 😊
@@OliverJanseps blackthorn ash yew always gather in winter these days are top woods on the janka scale
@@MichaelBall-uu5lg you see, I had to Google the janka scale 😅 But I know the wood you mentioned 😉
Any access to Cornelian Cherry@@OliverJanseps
Excellent presentation, thank you. Got me interested in getting a stick!
@@TenaciousDanzig take one, it must be fun, children do it 😉
@@OliverJanseps Do you know or recommend somewhere I could get one like yours in the UK? I was actually looking at getting a staff initially from a standard martial arts retailer, but I quite like the idea of getting something bespoke too
@@TenaciousDanzig as I said the slim stick is unfortunately not in production anymore, but as far as I know the 'Nephilim canes' are quite nice and they are indeed eye candy. They are based in UK just google it, but I know just about a Facebook page.
@@OliverJanseps Many thanks, I'll check it out. I look forward to seeing more of your content!
@@TenaciousDanzig you're welcome 🙂 and thank you 🙏😊
Interesting this is the first time I've seen bartitsu. I've done a little Arnis. The cane movements are very different then Escrima sticks. I will look forward to seeing more of your art.
@@lenwenzel7440 I have done Eskrima for some years and you are right, the dynamics are different, but it has also some things in common. Good news, you must not wait long. Next video should be up on Monday 🙂
@@OliverJanseps I like how elegant the walking stick looks like; I can see myself out for a stroll in the evening. Probably without the skimmer though, even though its very classy, it's just not my style. ;)
@@lenwenzel7440 then maybe with a Panama hat near the beach 🤗
Nice work, mate! Cheers from the US!
@@hoa8954 thank's my friend overseas!
Kali practitioners shaking their heads ha
@@Riposte821 🤝 from an ex Eskrimador
Glad to see you doing Mondtery.
@@studer6884 we will definetely be back on the Quaterstaff in the future 😉
Interresting. I have done fencing with rapier and florette in my youth. Perhaps that experience wuold help also with a cane?
@@andersholmstrom3571 definetely! European cane methods were based on the experience the fencingmasters had on the sabre as a striking art. Fencing as 'the' European martial art delivers the whole idea of fighting in our culture especially with weapons but also boxing for example.
Very similar, if not the same as what i've been taught in sidesword.
@@raptormancro I guess it depends a little bit to the old sidesword master. but since this is just drilling I could imagine. I was never deep into sidesword, what is a pitty because I like it very much (but time you know). We did more cutty rapier instead. It fits the didactics of more modern styles better. So the students could follow the training more easily 🙂
Looks very useless - you do not even use your body to create a greater force on the impact….You will only be able hit someone once before they will close the distance and then you will be f-cked…My advice is to educate yourself on the “Dunning-Kruger effect “ and not to embarrass yourself with such videos …🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Thanks for this lovely vid.
@@bertokleine280 you're very welcome 😊 Glad you like it, stay here for more 😉
The hat and cane make you look like a country gentleman, perhaps a doctor from a period drama.
Now I have some pictures in my mind 😅👌
If you carry a stick in the UK, you will get arrested.
@@lrdisco2005 sometimes law could be awful. Hopefully they let me my umbrella so I don't get wet in the rain 🙃
Then the UK is full of weak knees and small minds
Only if you are Christian. We are under persecution
It's fine to use a Narwhal tusk.
@@lindsayheyes925 this would be very extravagant as well 😄
Oliver, thank you for a fascinating video. I used to practice Karate many years ago. I am 61 now and have to walk with a stick. However, is it possible to practice this with a wooden stick? Mine is normal really with a "T" shaped handle.
@@russbarker2727 you're welcome 🙂 Sure you can practise this style with nearly all canes. Just use the handle as serving end. You may have a look at the weight in the beginning. Have fun and btw. We will discover more different fighting styles for the cane from the past 😊
@@OliverJanseps Excellent. I look forward to seeing them.
@@russbarker2727 😃 I finished part II for this style yesterday. It will be up on Monday. Let me know what you think of it 👍
lets play with sticks shit lets blay
@@user-wu6xz6lm3v It's fun, kids do it 🙂
the spot as you call it is everthing suck you know what is what
@@user-wu6xz6lm3v I really don't know if you mean it in a positiv or negativ way 😅
I've always wondered what I'd do if attacked by a barbershop quartet. Now I know.
Sorry that I have to tell you if you get attacked by four singers with canes, it probably end up like in clockwork Orange for you 🙃😉
in these days of knife attacks.........
@@suecharnock9369 knife fights and knife attacks are also a different kind of story 😔
No way I would use the hook to attach to the opponent. Great way to lose the cane. Thinking the criminal is slower or weaker than you are, OR that you can have great timing is too risky.
@@themadrazorback2019 sounds like you watched my statement on this techniques. I agree to you 👌
ohne 3 min gelaber ist es ein gutes video
Ist halt ein Mitschnitt 💁♂️ Aber weißt du was, ich mache später mal einen Zeitstempel rein, damit man weiß, wann es mit dem guten Zeug losgeht 🙂👍
@@OliverJanseps top das ist eine verdammt gute lösung mehr videos mit nacharmbaren trainigseinheiten und ich überschütte dich mit lob ;) dank dir aber für das viedeo
@@hanselgratel1294 gerne 🙂 Es gibt vier rund 10min lange Videos mit der Eisenstange und verschiedener Beinarbeit. Das ist quasi ein Set zum mitmachen. Ich machen in der Regelso ein set und wechsle die Beinarbeit dann von Tag zu Tag (da baue ich dann am besten auch noch ein paar Zeitstempel ein 😉)
For once YT has suggested something I might be interested in -,thanks for the upload & subbed
@@ChorltonBrook thank you 🙏 I am also very happy YT seems to find people which like the topic 😃