Walking canes are often thought of as a tool to assist with mobility, but they can also be used as a form of self-defense. Here are some tips on how to use a walking cane for self-defense: Choose the right cane: A sturdy, sturdy cane made of wood or metal is best for self-defense. Avoid canes made of flimsy materials like aluminum or plastic. Hold the cane correctly: Hold the cane with your dominant hand about halfway up the shaft. This will give you the most control and power when striking. Lea

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white cane safety day

Let’s chat about White Cane Laws and how they relate to drivers. We were in Massachusetts, that’s why I’m including a portion of the Massachusetts white cane law, but check your state. I am pretty sure every state has one. . When leaving Fenway, we had an incident with a vehicle that was stopped when we stepped out onto the roadway, but began to drive as we were walking forward. There’s a thing called the White Cane Law. This Massachusetts law states… . “Whenever a totally or partially blind ped