HEMA sparring commentary - Gonzalo Peregrin
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2024
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WARNING: The advice and movements shown in this video are for informational and educational purposes only. Consult a health professional before engaging in any exercise or martial arts program.
Very cool analysis Federico! The selection of actions does not give a realistic idea of the 1000 times I was hit😂. Really nice sparring, and love this format!
Hey Gonzalo! It was nice to fence you, hope to meet you again!! 😃
I will do my best to remember to always extend the arms first. I appreciate the insight from the commentary - thank you
You are welcome!!!
I struggled with this as well, for quite a long time. I was thinking ''to hit my opponent, I must get closer, so I need to move my legs first''. But when you consider the historical context, leading with the sword makes more sense: if you're fighting for your life, your sword is your offensive weapon, but also your defence. It's a sturdy piece of steel, it can withstand a lot of damage, while your body is vulnerable and made of flesh. That's why the sword should always move first, and the body follows ;)
Very cool analysis, Fede. Nice getting into your mind a bit. I'm glad that you started talking about Gonzalo's footwork around 9:30, I was noticing how good it was early in the video.
Thanks Jeff ;-)
This kind of analysis is excellent, please do many more! It would be amazing if you could have your opponent also provide their comments and thoughts on the same actions.
Very cool, thanks for the video! You gave me a great idea - to record my sparrings on the video!
Beautiful spar. He looks like using destreza principle with longsword, very cool!!
That exchange at 13:45 was beautiful! Straight out of a movie if they were to use more realistic fighting.
Definitely ;-)
Would love to see more of this style of video!
Great stuff! I don't even train longsword and I am addicted to your videos!
Thank you! Hehehe!!!
I love the sparring breakdowns!
Thanks, I’ll do more in the future :-)
This is some fantastic analysis! Love this material.
Thank you!
This was super useful commentary!
Thank you Federico!
You are welcome!!
wonderful to learn from, thank you!
You are welcome!
Very good video, especially for newer people to HEMA like myself
very useful video!! congrats!
Thanks!
Great commentary
Thanks!
One thing that i wanted to say Fede, is that in many occasions i see hema fencers land their longsword thrusts taking a whole step with the lead foot landing the rear foot forwards, is that done to get more reach for the thrust?
In my case i land it similar to a rapier thrust, extending my lead foot forwards and then landing it on the concrete.
I think that would be called a short range thrust, but for me it's enough to reach my opponent.
It depends from reach but also by the fact that Longsword fencers can’t sit completely bladed in their fighting stance, so stepping instead of lunging gets preferable many times. Lunging is useful to land cuts on the arms for example. It’s a slightly shorter measure control tool.
@@FedericoMalagutti Thanks Fede, it was a really usefull explanation to me.
Nice exchange.
im on a federico video yeah!!
:D :D :D
@@FedericoMalagutti hope next time im fencing instead of just recording hahaha
Thanks
You are welcome!
🐐🖤
cool
Thanks!