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So it's basically a zwerchaw from the bind?

You should make a KZfaq series out of all the throws found in this book. I have an English translation but it's not always obvious even from that what the author is talking about. The demonstration you gave of the few throws you did was extremely helpful.

Not betting their lives on speed.

nice blue pants, where can i get it

Super! Ty tesáky jste s sebou vezl nebo se je podařilo získat od místního distributora?

Excellent movement, control and technique. I am presuming Meyer.

Thank you Petr for your fantastic workshop !

This video is great!

Do you have any specific examples of boxers and bare knuckle boxers having trouble in their counterpart’s arenas? My impression from the general data around gloved vs ungloved boxing was that it DOESN’T significantly change the form of successful boxing. Case in point, Ngannou vs Fury.

Me being from the Netherlands, I always wondered if there are any historical notable swordsmen or fencers from the Netherlands?

Awesome.

wheres this sword from? beautiful

what do you think is the main difference between medieval german wrestling to judo and jiu jitsu? is there any aspects that makes them distinguished or is it very familiar in any way?

Like the sword play and the intensity of it , Is this all about closing and striking the head? Please get rid of the feders it takes away from the realism of the fight.

Nice movements folks. I enjoyed the rather dancing movements of the system. The bind counter-bind is interesting. Is this just about striking the head? The entire body is left exposed and open to attack. Also, I seen a lot of flat strikes is this for safety? This seems more like a training exercise then a tourney-there's no intent. Even in slow sparring there where strikes are not actively landed there still should be intent. I've been swordfighting now for almost 35+ yrs and been running a school for 15yrs (Academy of European Arms) and still regularly spar without gear without any serious injuries.Many of our sparring session get quite intensive. With that said I do also wear gear, fencing mask, gloves, maybe a jack when necessary or the fight is really ramping up and tricks are being thrown. We also don't use feders or any of their light weight off shoots (please HEMA stop using these stupid things, it's a cop out). Sparring without any gear helps give the realism and finality to the session. helps you concentrate on defense rather then strictly offense (attacking) and helps eliminate the idea of "going for broke" just to score the point; which I see so often in Hema tournaments now days. These guys are certainly trying to stay defensive and protect themselves. Just try and show more intent and move with conviction in the sparring.

I think may be not to get stabbed in feet

What is the purpose of lifting the leg up in some of those positions?

beautiful showing. Looks like oldschool weight on those feders? They seem a bit heavier and more point-weighted than most, though you move them gracefully

If I wore eye protection would that break the emersion vibe? Too anachronistic?

This is awesome.

I like this, it's nice to say that I think your shielhau is similar to the way I did it and taught it. Your agility is far greater than I ever had .... fun to hear you speaking Czech too :)

What type of feders are you guys using? they are very pretty.

excellent self control to fight without gloves orang protections ;-) congrats

Excellent grappling and fencing!

Who made those fabulous pants?

Very nicely done

Safety is not a concern apparently

Hello, I have a plan to visit Prague in November. What kind of city are you active in? I would like to visit if the schedule is possible.

This is not hema - this is true historical fencing.

Krumphaw is perfect for countering the opponent, i consider it slightly similar to what we would call a check hook from boxing. You step sideways and you cut the incoming offense.

What's the difference between this and a duplieren? Less contact between the blades and a different starting position? Because the principle seems almost identical to a duplieren to me.

European swordsmanship was advanced, and based on common sense and plenty of battle experience. The technological potential of sword making was high: the ability to make quality spring steel.

Where does one get such fabulous yellow pants?

Has somebody ever tried front kick in the position with the whole body open and hands too high

Super

FIRST!!!! Also: good video!!! Short and sweet

I had one grunch but the eggplant over there. Just a drive by comment to help with the YT algorithm.

Hi, great work! thanks for posting it. By the way, who made your feder? Can you post some specs of it. Thanks

The main idea is to make the glutz? Because you can do it also with the outer flat.

What is the knocking sound? Awesome movements!

Wow these are alot! Thank you so much for your efforts on making these videos It'll definitely be super helpful :)

Like that drill

Hello from ARMA South Korean study group. Your group's approach is very similar to that of ours and your words resemble the words of our director, John Clements. We also prefer partner training & free plays without protective gears, just because of the same reasons as yours. We only use protective gears for several limited practices(i.e. training a novice who aren't capable of striking people with martial intent or when we need to practice super dangerous skills to each other). The difference is that we actually hit our opponent when sparring. Experienced fencers even fight in full power but they slow down just in a split of second before the actual hit to the partner. Then they finish the loser by cutting or gently thrusting with the tip. By this way, we are able to fight as much as historicaly. I hope you could get some insight from my opinion. Anyway, your works are great! Keep it up :)

I love your channel but the absence of gloves with steel feders at that speed is giving me PTSD

beautifully done!

At least wear some eye protection.

As someone who used to partake in “naked fencing” like this at a similar or higher intensity, this kind of stuff is behind me. I’ve had close calls with partners going both ways, but I have seen other people have REALLY close calls like getting hit in the face and missing the eyeball by millimeters. I have nothing left to prove so I will not engage in any sort of “sparring” without a mask. Call it what you will but I like my eyesight and the things I do with it including sword fighting. I will not risk it because my sparring partner had a lapse of concentration.

Hello where can I purchase a physical copy of this book? followed the link in the description but it appears like its not listed anymore, looked around at your website as well where I only find the E-book.

Very nice really enjoyed the video!