First step: To learn how to sword fight Second step: find a pen that turns into a sword

*Me trying to learn how to defend against my mom's slippers* Edit: a year of training has passed. Tommorow, at dawn. I fight my mother. Mark my words. I will win this. Edit: I lost. But this does not meet the end of me. I am now learning the ways of a long stick with a pointy edge, this might be my last update.

Me: *Runs into the Nerf war with a sword* fools. When you were busy aiming and reloading I studied the blade.

anyone else here to learn some stuff to write a fight scene

Can we appreciate this man teaching us sword skills for free

I love this. I really wanna learn sword-fighting, I always have. I've looked for classes over the years but they're all fencing and such. I'm looking for stuff like this.

MY CABBAGES!!!!

time to become jon snow

Usable, well presented, and well explained. All round fantastic keep it up.

they all even look like sword dudes.. Do I also need to grow beard to be able to master long sword? :)

me: I can do this! Me 15 seconds later: where are my legs?

I wish there was a awesome sword fighting class like this in the USA :( I’ve been wanting to be thought in the ways of medieval sword fighting for the longest time but all the ones I find around here don’t know what they are doing and or haven’t picked up one in this life and try to act like it’s normal. I have a zweihander I’ve been really wanting to brake into but have no idea how my form and strikes should be. Videos help but it’s not the same as real learning from people like this

Everybody coming here to impress school friends after quarantine

Who else training with a ruler because you don't have a sword?

So im assuming that if your left handed its just inverted?

0:45: Hey, he brought guns to a sword fight! No fair!

It's interesting how techniques develop because they're effective, watching this and he does the slight sidestep when he comes in reminded me of doing just that in Halo 3 Energy sword fights, no one else did it and I was always the best but I never really thought of why, it was just something I did that I found to be effective!

ah, i bought a sword two years ago (i mostly bought it cause it came with throwing knives, i learned how to use those) and now that we're still in quarantine i finally gonna do something with it. I always keep it next to my bed but never learned how to use it. Thanks for this!

I'll just stick to using a bow and arrow...

Thanks for teaching me this basic attack, i recently made my own wooden 2 handed sword and i was really eager to learn how to use it, i will now proceed to subscribe to you and practice this move everyday, thank you

It's good that you guys are posting tutorials on here starting with the most basic information. Not everyone is already familiar with sword techniques.

I’m just starting this hobby myself but with it being this time of year and bad weather and not being able to afford the proper equipment right now I’m practicing using wood swords (for stances), blade and sorcery (for fun and trying realistic fighting styles) and when the weather isn’t raining I’m using a machete in the garden with some plastic bottles etc. Since I’m only doing it at home and laws in the UK are awkward with swords I take what I can get but I like this channel because not many people go through the full basics for beginners and when they do they try to make it super fancy and over the top but I like this. Simple, effective and most importantly shows you all you need to know and the attack is on display so you can see it properly executed

Thanks for the lessons man! I just got a Scottish two-handed longsword and I really wanna git gud at using this thing! It's nice to find such short, to-the-point lessons that are easy to follow like this.

Top stuff, I'll be looking out for more of these videos. Well explained and clearly demonstrated, taking the most important steps into account. They are nice for beginners, but even the most experienced swordsman needs to regularly review the basics, so this series will/should definitely have a large audience.

bloody hell you don't even see the sword in the last one that was cool

This is great. As an amateur writer, I'm trying to practise writing sword fights, and this is pretty helpful. I've also wanted to learn sword-fighting, but I have no sword, so I'll have to make do with a stick from the garden until I can get a real one.

Thanks! My brother does Longsword and Sword and buckler in spain. He bought me a waister a few years ago and I've never been near a club. With the outbreak, all the gyms are closed now and nows the perfect time for in-home learning!

This is so interesting! To the point, carefully explained and with a great pace, thank you so much!

HEMA is the most fun martial art/sport there is.

2:01 I can't see the blade

Hey guys, I’m not near a hema club, and these videos are helping me to learn and practice with people in Martinsville Virginia! Thank you, keep ‘em coming!

I love swords now. I just bought a "Nodachi" sword as my first (broadsword used against cavalry) and i love it. Gives me a good workout too. I'll be using a sword during the tribulation , its the best way to fight demons , up close and personal. Coming soon to everyone. Good luck and see you on the other side.

Excelent teachings and techinques. Greetings from Portuguese HEMA students of Lichteneauer and Fiore dei Liberi.

Here we go, some practical knowledge for today!

I'm so glad I found your channel as I got a training sword and have found that there is absolutely nowhere close to me that teaches swordmanship

This video helped me so much when I spar with my friends. :)

When You try to become anime main charectors.

you know they care when the closed captions aren't auto-generated. thank you so much, this video really helped me, and i write, so it's good to know how a scene would really play out!

Well impressive! I wanted to learn proper sword fighting techniques for years.

For my story, this is required. Thank you guys!

Pretty solid videos, I'm excited to see what else you guys produce. Are you going to go through each attack and section in a book somebody could follow, or just keep doing a basic overview?

Not that you probably care, but i needed this for writing a fantasy book, will add your names in the book as characters if you don't mind, i like easter eggs like that.

great video. the second cut, in which the cabbage remained on top of the stand was very impressive!

Tenho assistido estes vídeos novamente e tenho observado detalhes que vencem um combate,estes detalhes defitinitivamente determinam a vitória,excelentes vídeos,ótima instrução

*me learning how to kill the fly in my house*

Dark Souls in real life tutorial part 1

Learning this so i can contend more effectively when sparring with HEMA practitioners (i trained in kali i love how they keep their distance when i try to get close)

This helped me write my scene of my MC learning how to fight.

im a girl who wants to be a badass

My first thought was basic attack, heavy attack, roll, and managing stamina. Too much RPG 😂

Thank you for the video i will definitely use this for the weekly lightsaber battles.

Thanks for this tutorial video.

Kirito taught me everything already 😂

*me with a snapped off Master Sword hilt from an umbrella just wanting to learn some swordfighting*

I love the Mideval times by they're style and technology back then, it inspired me in wanting to learn how to shoot a bow and arrow, sword, and live in a Mideval House (with air conditioning sadly, because I do want electricity for connection to friends/family and for when guests arrive but I can't if it's over 80 degrees) this helps a lot and I wanna say Thank you.

This saves many authors, dudes. Bless you.

I need that in my kitchen too^^

I honestly want to learn just to see if half the medieval games are realistic

Just discovered your channel, and wow this is so cool. Wish I could learn irl but I don't have a sword

Ever since I watched MCD three years ago, I Ive always wanted to know how to sword fight. Even in class a year ago, there was a question about which era Id go to if I had the chance. I literally said midieval because I would love to know how to sword fight. Id just always liked the idea. Now that Im 14, my parents got me what was on my christmas list! A sword! (Tied in first with a grappling hook lol) It wasn't sharp, but I found this as an oppertunity to learn what I've always wanted to learn!

That T-Shirt xD

I'm watching this to know how to write a fight and also a training scene in my book

Nice video. Some Italian longsword schools would advise to always reach out with the sword first, before stepping in.

Hello Sir. Seriously I found a great master to learn sword moves. Sir I bow my head down to you and want to be your disciple🙏🙏🙏

KeEp YoUr StAnCe RiGhT

Learning this to hopefully become as good as an elf from LOTR.....probably not happening (:

Awesome! Thanks very much for you effort...

Awesome. Thank you for this.

Learning sword fighting thanks to coronavirus quarentine

What type of sword fighting is this? I really like this, first time trying sword fighting.

My personal favourite is the "Wegrennen", The "running away". Works fairly well if you have trained it well

I like this I was really curious about sword fighting styles (I've had enough of katanas) obsolete they may be they are still very fun to learn.

I’m a child, hope this helps me.

i want to be roronoa zoro when i grow up

Thanks for sharing!

Ty I needed this (writer energy) bro just saved my live

I'm here cause I wanna look cool with my star wars toys

I created a special attack called "The Mountain" well it does nothing cause I made that up :/

Thanks for this!

great videos. Simple, Easy to Follow. I just wish I had someone to practice with. New SUB!

I’m here to hone my lightsaber skills

I broke the broom stick

My friend bought some foam swords and I'm listening to this right before I go over hehe

Using this to improve my larp sword skills. Taking my test of arms next time empire is on so revision is needed

Few things... 1. The guy standing as a mannequin for the attack has a good, relaxed Vom Tag. The guy actually demonstrating the cut has low, cocked, and mechanically inferior Vom Tag. 2. Cutting forward and taking a step - cool. Leaving your back foot at the same place and not even turning it is terrible biomechanics - you basically leave almost half of your body weight and intent behind. 3. Hitting at neck level is not basic. You should hit the head. It is clear that the guy is not well protected when his sword is so low - if the other guy actually hit him, not just place the sword there, he would most likely kill him with that strike. 4. Cutting cabbage doesn't actually show anything - you can do those cuts with a blunt sword with a rounded edge and not much effort.

I watch way too many anime and now I’m interested On how to sword fight this is how I got here anyone else

solid demonstration and explanation.

Here because I am a huge fan of the asoiaf series and it makes me wanna learn how to swordfight

Is sword fighting the same as fencing?

Anyone here watching these to be a demon slayer corps?

Esta técnica é muito boa tenho aprendido de forma concisa,ótima técnica,notei que nesta forma não haverá saída para o oponente,muito bom

Unheimlich wertvoll als Recherchetool! Danke!

POV: you just watched a show/ movie and then searched this up

I came here because I'm a girl who wants to be a badass like Arya Stark

Good video - thanks. Short, sharp and to the point ( excuse the puns).

Impulsively bought a sword. I have no regrets. Finishing this series and I'm ready for the zombie apocalypse.

anyone else gonna use this technique with a nerf sword in a nerf war

Anyone doing this with a toy sword

your food cutting skills are remarkable -----

This will help me, I keep going on the defensive without striking