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Yes he was. He is the type that loves a challenge

My favorite line from that game "HAH, I'm almost trying"

@@CaseyC-bg4bb no stamina, low hp, he ALMOST trying, yes 🤣

Thank you for watching me fight! I hope you enjoy the rest of my channel for the same reasons

Hello and welcome to my channel and watching me fight. The weapons are blunt. Armor is as close to "blade resistant" as it gets. Nothing is blade"proof". Armor worked.very well against sharp weapons (any move that shows a sword edge hurting a guy in plate armor is total bullshit). Armor works even better against blunt ones. If you get hit in a gap, you deal with it like you would in any other combat sport. Tough it out..or not

The axes are blunted to 2mm thick so the edge is around the thickness of a nickel and we do often where additional padding under the armor in spots that are at higher risk of serious damage but for the most part the answer is: Armor is really effective. Most shots that land on armor dont get much worse than uncomfortable. There are gaps in the armor and they do get hit from time to time (we even target them) and when a shot does land in a gap it's very painful and can definitely end a fight but generally in one on ones if both opponents are skilled it's pretty hard to land a really hard shot in a gap though you do see it somewhat regularly in lower skilled fights. I am the smaller guy in this video so I can tell you through this entire fight the hardest hit I took the whole fight is the shot to the leg right at the end of round 1 which had me lipping all night and the next couple of days once it had time to swell some. The most painful thing that happened in the fight was actually when he drug me down by the face of my helmet I landed weird and separated my left shoulder which is why you see me tuck my left arm in right after the fall and then I use it to stand up because I was trying to see how bad it was by bearing weight on it and I also didnt want him to know he had just hurt me. That one kept me out of serious fighting for almost a month but similar to the leg it held up fine through the fight it was just later that night once swelling had started that it really gave me issues.

@@brettskinner7859 Thanks to both of you for taking the time, and yeah that leg shot really shocked me I was like how is he standing. Suprised but also makes a lot of sense a fall like that would do some damage, thanks for sharing ❤️

Speed is essential to hitting hard. Velocity is a much more important nber than mass when you calculate impact force. Thanks for watching me fight!! I think you would enjoy that rest of channel

At 36 far left look for the overhand strike by the guy in white. I am going down in the pile so you cant see my helmet come off. There is a better video on my page showing more.

@@axemasteroh crap, yup! I saw it. Wow glad you’re ok

Mine is about 4.5 lbs. The vast majority of medieval axes, even two handed ones were no heavier than about 10lbs. The tree felling as in a hardware store are about 7lbs. Speed in related to power. Successful fighters in my sport strength train at the gym and in armor. It's hard to say how strong someone has to be. I can say the stronger you are, the better you use them. The beginner stats here might be a good baseline strengthlevel.com/strength-standards/male/lb

You will enjoy the slo-mo version

Iove to hear that

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Baltimore knife and steel. This ax fractured my skull. It was bought rebuilt and presented to me as a b day gift

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Armor works very against sharp weapons and even better against blunt ones

Hello and welcome to my channel!! We are both frin SCA and transitioned to "buhurt". I hope you enjoy my content. Some is not that pretty

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