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Awesome! Thanks for the subtitles.

Excellent video. Anyone who is interested in hema really ought to watch this first. Asked my wife the question what is the most important goal when fight with a sword. Her answer was don't die lol!

Great stuff. A LOT of great advice regarding not JUST s&b, but melee combat in general. Fantastic display of swordsmanship.

I really enjoyed this, thanks for sharing.

Hervorragende Arbeit, Grüße vom Bodensee.

Superb stuff.

Was ein Glückstag für die touristen

Excellent demonstration! What is this Norwegian source mentioned in the beginning? It could be very useful for HEMA practitioners like myself here in Norway.

A general note on this comment section: I am grateful for your interest in my videos. They are but one means of sharing the results of my research into historical combat with sword & shield with everybody who sees value in my work. Any video reflects my knowledge at the time of making. Because I am constantly learning, older videos might be out-dated, and I will eventually unlist them. However, you can still find them on my Patreon pages: www.patreon.com/Dimicator/posts On repeated request, I have re-opened comment sections with recent videos. So you are welcome to leave a comment if you feel you have something substantial to contribute on topic. I very much appreciate being pointed to relevant historical sources. I am not interested in hear-say and unreflected opinions. If a relevant question of yours has been left unanswered, then I might have missed it or the subject was already addressed elsewhere. I only check comments occasionally, so have some patience, please. Personally, I feel that constructive discussion on martial arts only exists in the analogue world, in a salle or a dojo. Please consider that your own valuable personal martial or military experience is inevitably reduced to mere assertions in a comment section. That is the nature of online media. There is zero competence control. This why I tend to shy away from such discussion. I find they are prone to misunderstanding, and generally a waste of time. Time that is better spent with actual research, practice and hands-on discussion. I am always open for the latter, and anyone with a serious interest is welcome to get in touch via private channels. Bad manners, boasting and babbling are a pest of the digital age. They have no place here.

Cool, cool. 'Once again' 'With pleasure' LMAO

Great demo! I'm new to sword and buckler, do the Victor Berbekucz arming swords have a feel that you like? I'm thinking of getting one and none of the guys in my club have handled one before.

Auf Deutsch ? 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀 Und schöne Kämpfe

I'd love to see this English style juxtaposed with the Bolognese style. Do you have any intentions of doing this? If not do you have any suggestions as to where I could find such bouts?

Schoene Darstellung. Danke

Das ist doch 'ne Schamkapsel am Gürtel... 🙃