Very nice ideas, especially about the footwork with resistance bands. On a side note, winter is a perfect season to train in the full gear, which can be quite uncomfortable in summer...
I work on my cardio because I get tired in sparing. So I walk for about a mile. Then I work on Myers square, my footwork, and the new trick of the weak, then for as long as I can work at full speed.
This is superb and immensely useful for someone like me who's just starting with HEMA (3 months of 2h a week) and is hoping to have a go at first amateur interclub 'sparring tournament' for people who've never taken had a go at anything tournament-adjacent :D !
Thanks, I noticed is going pretty well now, funny enough wasn't received really well by the algo at the beginning. I'll do a new one at some point during this year.
@@FedericoMalagutti That'd be great. I'm a pretty fit person, but learning HEMA has been kicking my behind. Some sword specific conditioning would be a welcome addition.
Hi Federico! Love the use of the resistance band. Also, the last shot of the video with your wrap-up was beautifully framed. Bravo to your camera operator/director!
Wow, it sure looks effective and doesn't require much. All you need is a sword and elastic band. I sure will give it a shot couple of times since now I can't really join any club (too little time to commit :C)
I also recommend it! I got a *massive* improvement in footwork (speed, form, and step length) and therefore measure management since I started using them!
Well, unfortunately UA-cam new ways of dealing with subs are making life harder for makers (like me) who rely more on people with specific interests, rather than random 15 seconds short viewer who watch cats and pranks all day long. Try anyway to go on the subscribe button and select "receive all notification" because it generally set it not on that option, funny enough.
I love HEMA But I still prefer Wudang and Shaolin sword styles better I am trained in the sword styles of HEMA Wudang Elixir Sword and Tai Chi Sword Shaolin Breezing Sword Iaido Kendo & Battojutsu Of all those styles Wudang was by far the most difficult to learn
Very nice ideas, especially about the footwork with resistance bands.
On a side note, winter is a perfect season to train in the full gear, which can be quite uncomfortable in summer...
Definitely true!
Look forward to this series.
Oh yeah!
Love the background and the no facade house. Really makes me feel at home
True.
This is gold. Your exercise stuff is phenominal
@@robertstuckey6407 thanks!!
So true!
As someone who can't get to a club but loves training this kind of video is great! Please do many more videos like this!
Of course ^^
@@FedericoMalagutti Thank you. The (Italian) long sword is such a great weapon (and sport), any opportunity to learn is a wonderful opportunity.
I work on my cardio because I get tired in sparing. So I walk for about a mile. Then I work on Myers square, my footwork, and the new trick of the weak, then for as long as I can work at full speed.
This is PERFECT! *Exactly* what I was looking for, thank you!
Very useful
Good!
This is such a cool series idea! Looking forward to seeing the new routines!
Simple, effective, great!
Thanks ;-)
This is superb and immensely useful for someone like me who's just starting with HEMA (3 months of 2h a week) and is hoping to have a go at first amateur interclub 'sparring tournament' for people who've never taken had a go at anything tournament-adjacent :D !
@@omarzgdz I wish you good luck for the sparring tournament! Cheers!!!
Just found this. Quite an excellent video.
Thanks, I noticed is going pretty well now, funny enough wasn't received really well by the algo at the beginning. I'll do a new one at some point during this year.
@@FedericoMalagutti That'd be great. I'm a pretty fit person, but learning HEMA has been kicking my behind. Some sword specific conditioning would be a welcome addition.
This is a fantastic idea for a series. Thank you!
You are welcome!
Hi Federico! Love the use of the resistance band. Also, the last shot of the video with your wrap-up was beautifully framed. Bravo to your camera operator/director!
Thanks ;-)
Good video, conditioning is definitely important.
Wow, it sure looks effective and doesn't require much. All you need is a sword and elastic band. I sure will give it a shot couple of times since now I can't really join any club (too little time to commit :C)
Good stuff as usual! I already do a lot of this, but I think I'll have to try including the resistance bands as you did here.
I also recommend it! I got a *massive* improvement in footwork (speed, form, and step length) and therefore measure management since I started using them!
awesome! more please ✨✨
I love your videos and i have notifications set, but they never show up on my feed.
Well, unfortunately UA-cam new ways of dealing with subs are making life harder for makers (like me) who rely more on people with specific interests, rather than random 15 seconds short viewer who watch cats and pranks all day long.
Try anyway to go on the subscribe button and select "receive all notification" because it generally set it not on that option, funny enough.
Great 😎👍🏾👍🏾
I can relate to the footwork presented here from my boxing experience saying this couldnt I thrust as I press forward?
God bless
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I love HEMA
But I still prefer Wudang and Shaolin sword styles better
I am trained in the sword styles of
HEMA
Wudang Elixir Sword and Tai Chi Sword
Shaolin Breezing Sword
Iaido
Kendo &
Battojutsu
Of all those styles Wudang was by far the most difficult to learn