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Thanks for the advice!

thats cool, now post your fencing footage

@@Archduke_Seraph Thank you glorious judge

Thank you

@@l3lixx 💯

@@blossfechten_riga Thanks for the advice! Here i am fencing with my students so i am fencing pretty easy/relaxed- but thank you nonetheless

@@blossfechten_riga thank you brother 🤙

Im using a regenyei sail dagger and my bro Erik is using an HF armory sail dagger

@@scorpio110984 Lol I will let them know

Hell yeah 🔥

​@@KyleThrush Honestly I might keep adding timestamps cause a lot of these are either good to watch or good to learn from

He was very gentle when dropping me, no injuries save for a very mildly bruised ego lmao

@@batiste7770 You killed it with the staff, some of the best fencing ive had 🙌

@@l3lixx 💯💯

@@folkenkanzaki thanks brother 🤙

@@CosplayArmory Haha yeah i almost fell a couple of times 🤝🙌

@@rolandnothnagel8088 Sorry Roland, rest in peace! 😵‍💫😵

Meyer rapier ☝️🤓

@@evelynragan4413 🗣️🗣️

@@mikajlod25 🙏🙏

LFG ROLAND LFG!!!!!

@@indeswma4904 lack of protective gear and demonstration purposes

@@ScottGrow117not sure, ill ask him and respond here

@@KyleThrush I also need to know

Looks like the HF Armory set

@@polydegmon27it’s shiny?

@@EvanThrush dont worry bro next time for sure!

@@Quillons1 what are your thoughts Quillons1

@@KyleThrush I recently gave an honest opinion to another period fencing UA-camr and it wasn't well received. I am respectful and I have an honest take on your video but if you're offended by potential criticism, it just ignites hard feelings and I'm not interested in that. I've been fencing a LONG time and while I'm past my physical prime, I still have an eye for the "craft". I've seen it all and I've seen the different types of fencers through the years. So if you have thick skin, I'm happy to comment but if not, I'll keep them to myself.

@@Quillons1 I would love to hear your thoughts! 🙌

@@KyleThrush OK, but I might have to break it up because I tend to be long-winded. I'm going to skip my background for now because it'll add to this. If you would like to take this dialogue private, just tell me how to email you. I have a few thoughts. Having said that I'll give you some of my thoughts here. This isn't a complete statement but I it's something. I've never seen your videos before and I haven't watched any others, so I don't know which one is you so this is an objective observation. I'm NOT an expert on Meyer or the German rapier school. But the fencer in the all dark jacket and pluderhosen is CLEARLY fencing in the German style. That's easy to pick out. In my humble opinion, from the rudimentary study of the German school (specifically Meyer), he's doing it well. The fencer in the white shirt seems to fencing with a kind of mix between a Dardi inspired school (Which I do know something about) and the German school. If I were to just watch him, I don't think I can tell you "He's fencing in this particular style". He's not fencing, necessarily, poorly, but he looks like he's experimenting (I can go deeper into this). The problem I'm seeing is that both of you are concentrating more on moving slower and keeping with whatever technique you are trying to practice than you are with actually fighting. In other words, this looks like a drill and less like an organic "fight". The moves are deliberate and it looks like you're both more concerned with how you APPEAR to be fencing than you are with actually fighting in earnest. I have a couple of possible explanations for that. Again, this isn't a knock on the technique, just the appearance of how unnatural it looks as an earnest fight. It looks like you're moving at half speed and that significantly changes the "game". If I'm not careful I'll go on and on but I'll stop here for now. If you want to continue this conversation and hear an outsider's perspective, I'll be happy to give it. I just need to know how to contact you. There is no email address on your UA-cam page.

@@Quillons1 Thank you for the insight! I am the German fencer in this exchange and my opponent is the local head of the SCA experimenting with the bolognese system- We can continue this conversation if you send me an email at kyle@livingmeyer.com

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@@sydneycraig6663 Thanks 💅

@@minjun-m7k yes 🙌

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Haha thank you for your comment! I learned each technique in this bout from my favorite anime

Have you ever been hit with a metal bar on your head?

@@baguvixo555 hahha yes

Thank you Mr Vader 🙏

Thank you brother 🙏

Not gonna stop the momentum. Sure, you could cut the hands, but the sword is still moving to cut you. Blocking and attacking seems to be a hallmark of longsword fighting. I see a lot of hand sniping in Kendo, not so much in HEMA, but it's very much still there.

@@fumeknightofshovelry3901 thank you thank you 🙏

@@l3lixx exactly

Its the pants lol Our battle will be legendary this winter 🔥

Hell yeah