@@akademiaszermierzy1105 Hey, for us who are NOT native English speakers, you accent is actually EASIER to get that what comes from the other side of the Pond... ;-)
Favourite sabre actions are finding all the unusual and unexpected angles that open up with false edqe cuts, especially where you might enter into the action with a moulinet.
Awesome!! I love those red outfits so much, and this was actually great timing because I'm going to be writing about a sabre fight in some fiction soon, lol
I wish this kind of fencing was around when I was a young man ! I would have loved it ! At the time, only Olympic style fencing was available. I would say though that some of the (modern) sabre drills I did were quite similar to what is shown in this video.
Favorite saber exercise? Downward diagonal cut followed by upward cut in the opposite direction. Then several identical downward diagonal cuts first separated by the rotation of the hand, then by the rotation of the entire body for a powerful strike.
I got mad respect for his view of padded/foam weapons and protective gear. “With less concern for injury, you can focus more on proper technique.” This is why I practice all my fighting sports with foam. Also just a bit cheaper than steel.
i bought my feder a couple a months ago, just waiting for lockdown to end. you guys are an incredible inspiration, i watch your longsword videos regularly
This is awesome, I've been wanting to learn some polish Sabres drills. Could you make another video in this format for longsword? Keep up the great work gents!
Off the top of my head, Good longsword drills: Cross blades at middle distance and use, edge vs flat, strong vs weak, and top vs bottom to 'win' the bind. Add footwork to taste. Practice counter attacks with: Stepping into the attack, Stepping away from the attack, and leg slip (like in this video) Practice two tempo batter and riposte counters from low guards (boar's tooth and full iron gate) Can also do two temp collections and ripostes (Window and Front guards) This is all based on Italian, not sure how well it relates to German LS.
The first drill was basically how I was taught sabre at all. I didn't drill feints as much, I mostly practiced it in live fencing by resolving to only land hits with feints. For footwork, I actually didn't move back a lot. I generally like to apply pressure and move forward, and found myself too close to escape backwards, so what I would do was get even closer, inside the arc of the cut.
Absolutely loved this video! A question, how can I study polish sabre? I'm looking for material to read (aware that there are no direct sources). What sources are you using? Thanks!
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 Indeed. I'm using most of this video's drills and training techniques to teach "pirate cutlass" (read: naval British saber system) to a little girl. It was amusing how, as we sat watching your video, we did recognize most of the things we do. Exchanges, parries at increasing force to teach her not to fear, combining parries and slips... (we're currently at the "feint and counterfeint" part of training). We just agreed the next part of our training will be the "attack twice, parry twice" exercise you suggest. Thaks for THAT tip.
No, the order is random. It's the most valuable, because you have to learn to choose proper parry in movement. However for beginners it can be also prearranged order :)
Hello, where do you get your accessories from? I wanna know where to get one of those zupans and kolpaks, they look nice. (Im not sure if those are the right names , but I’d love to know)
What gloves do you use for your sabre spars? i have a Regenyei stirrup sabre with a thumb ring and i've been having difficulties on finding gloves which fit.
For saber with basket Red Dragon is enough. However, if hand protection is limited (like in case of Polish saber) it's good to have something better - for example 5 fingers Sparring Gloves, Infinity Gloves, Progauntlets etc. You just have to know how much space you have between hand and hilt
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 As you can see... i am struggling with the latter. I've only done very light sparring and techniques with lighter fencing gloves reinforced with spes inserts. But i know for sure it isn't really enough.
Really nice video. I startet to support you on patreon and love your videos for polish saber fight. I want to buy me a proper polish saber, but it would be nice to know. What are the stats of the sabers you use. What is the point of balance, the wight, length, curvation. Do you have some suggestions for use, what makes a good Saber for polish fencing?
Thank you very much! Polish sabers can have different parameters. We highly recommend Jan Chodkiewicz - Ensifer and his sabers. It's one of the best for fencing purposes.
I have a question for Poles. What is your word for a pike, spear, lance? I know I can use translate 😃 But I need very accurate word, I am interested in ethymology. Thanks.
Sabre work is utterly mesmerizing to me. Flowing, elegant yet deadly.
Exactly
It's a dance
The best sword-based channel out there we just need more content from you guys... Also I like the accent too!
Thank you :)
Yes, we WERE promised Slavic accent, and they delivered.
@@notfeedynotlazy I just know it's difficult to change. So all I try to speak in understandable way:)
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 Hey, for us who are NOT native English speakers, you accent is actually EASIER to get that what comes from the other side of the Pond... ;-)
@Mutant Pig Yes, on our Patreon www.patreon.com/akademiaszermierzy
Polish saber is such an awesome Style
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Finding this channel has given me so much insight and made me a much better swordsman.
Cheers from Australia.
That's great, regards!
even if Ive never fight with sabers I really love Your professionalism!
Thanks!
Ребят, спасибо вам за интересные и красивые видео.
Favourite sabre actions are finding all the unusual and unexpected angles that open up with false edqe cuts, especially where you might enter into the action with a moulinet.
Excellent. I studied Italian saber for years. Love it.
Thanks!
Do you have a recommendation for manuals on learning Italian saber?
It's so elegant and deadly at the same time. I'm amazed.
This explained a lot of stuff I had trouble fully grasping. As someone with a learning disability you structure these very well
Awesome!! I love those red outfits so much, and this was actually great timing because I'm going to be writing about a sabre fight in some fiction soon, lol
Thanks and good luck in writting:)
I wish this kind of fencing was around when I was a young man ! I would have loved it ! At the time, only Olympic style fencing was available. I would say though that some of the (modern) sabre drills I did were quite similar to what is shown in this video.
That can be achieved by a combined horse riding fencing competition. This is what the weapon was designed for.
@@gabrielpopescu9490 Sounds like it would be a great sport as long as the horses are well protected :-)
Excellent blend of camera work lighting explanation and editing !!
This was very informative. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching and feedback!
I love my short trips into Poland and I hope one day I will see you guys live.
You are welcome!
Good idea with these little begginers guides. Influx of new folks is always beneficial for any hobby. Thumbs up
Gold experience < Poland experience
Favorite saber exercise? Downward diagonal cut followed by upward cut in the opposite direction. Then several identical downward diagonal cuts first separated by the rotation of the hand, then by the rotation of the entire body for a powerful strike.
Thank you for this video. I bought an Italian model 1855 saber and I am learning how to use it. I will work on my feints and dodges! Thanks again⚔️
I got mad respect for his view of padded/foam weapons and protective gear. “With less concern for injury, you can focus more on proper technique.”
This is why I practice all my fighting sports with foam.
Also just a bit cheaper than steel.
i bought my feder a couple a months ago, just waiting for lockdown to end. you guys are an incredible inspiration, i watch your longsword videos regularly
it's awesome to hear!
Amazing content! I don't practise fencing but I watch your videos for entertainment and knowledge. Keep up the great job :)
Thank you for english !
This is really cool, thanks for the ideas!
Thanks, we glad you like it!
This is awesome, I've been wanting to learn some polish Sabres drills. Could you make another video in this format for longsword? Keep up the great work gents!
Sure. A lot of materials is already available on our Patreon. But for sure we will share something on our YT channel too.
Off the top of my head, Good longsword drills:
Cross blades at middle distance and use, edge vs flat, strong vs weak, and top vs bottom to 'win' the bind. Add footwork to taste.
Practice counter attacks with: Stepping into the attack, Stepping away from the attack, and leg slip (like in this video)
Practice two tempo batter and riposte counters from low guards (boar's tooth and full iron gate)
Can also do two temp collections and ripostes (Window and Front guards)
This is all based on Italian, not sure how well it relates to German LS.
@@jonathanpuccetti9258 just screw up de pommel and end him rightly
@@daxasd3270 nooooooooooo.
@@daxasd3270 nooooooooooo.
Excellent video👍👌 Well made. Very good advice too. Thank you for sharing!
Muy buen video como siempre, sobre todo porque en español casi no hay información o videos sobre el tema.
The first drill was basically how I was taught sabre at all. I didn't drill feints as much, I mostly practiced it in live fencing by resolving to only land hits with feints.
For footwork, I actually didn't move back a lot. I generally like to apply pressure and move forward, and found myself too close to escape backwards, so what I would do was get even closer, inside the arc of the cut.
Yes, first one is very basic:)
That is some brilliant training! I will definitely be practicing this in the coming months
This is a great video! I am an Eskrimador that practices FMA and this moves are usuful to incorporate. Thank you for this video! 🙂
Pugay sir! 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome, good luck for you!
Great video, these are some helpful drills for any sabre system!
Enjoyed the vid, thanks for the upload
Thanks!
always fun to watch and learn :)
Thanks for sharing
Awesome!
Nice work by the fencers in this vid. Note to self; never get in a saber fight with a Polish person.
I found my favorite youtube channel
Of course I'd be reccomeded this after watching Hellish Quart and Shadiversity after so long.
Good work, thanks.
I love your Videos, Very informative!
Thanks we are very glad you like it!
Again, thank you for the subtitles!!
:)
thanks for upload on the forms
lots of circles :)
in my experience most strong forms of combat involve a lot of circles/transferals of force
Fantastic video. Thank you
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Great video, great channel. Thank you.
Absolutely loved this video! A question, how can I study polish sabre? I'm looking for material to read (aware that there are no direct sources). What sources are you using? Thanks!
Yeeeeeeeeeeeessssss, oh beautiful and no jumping!!! Oh thats amazing and well noted!!!
Thank you.
Very nice video, and all these can be applied to other weapons as well! Thanks guys
Sure, you can do same with longsword, stick or whatever else:) good luck!
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 Indeed. I'm using most of this video's drills and training techniques to teach "pirate cutlass" (read: naval British saber system) to a little girl. It was amusing how, as we sat watching your video, we did recognize most of the things we do. Exchanges, parries at increasing force to teach her not to fear, combining parries and slips... (we're currently at the "feint and counterfeint" part of training). We just agreed the next part of our training will be the "attack twice, parry twice" exercise you suggest. Thaks for THAT tip.
More on this for step by step combos
Great video! thanks for sharing. When you do the exchanges (in place), is there a prearranged order of cuts and parries you use?
No, the order is random. It's the most valuable, because you have to learn to choose proper parry in movement. However for beginners it can be also prearranged order :)
Look at that living room. You can tell these guys are totally dedicated to their craft.
Очень нравятся материалы по польской сабле.
чтобы не говорили .. .а в генетике что то осталось от желания рубить ... даже дети любят рубить траву палками
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Sharp swords shatter or chip, so it is better to brute force your way with dull chops than slices.
Alright, time to get to work! (Also, you've just earned a new subscriber)
Awesome video! Kudos!
Thanks!
Excelente!👏👏👏
What is this stlyish weapon shown at 4:57? It looks so otherworldly with that small ringgrip on the side of the handle
i dunno why but I love martial arts, i love weapons, so i want to learn how to use it
I have done a little bit of shamshir work, do you think these drills would translate well to it? I never tried to feint with the shamshir.
Sure. Feints and defence with a distance will work perfectly. Parries too, but you have to be carefull - shamshir has very limited hand protection
Cool. This will help me immensely when I go hunt monsters in a Bloodborne-esque city.
Loved this, I am very interested in Polish sabre although starting with British Military. What source would you recommend for a newcomer?
'Polish Sabre" by Richard Marsden
Favorite sabre action is reverse Moulinet. Cheeky little disarm for an untrained opponent.
Good job on not throwing only moulinets in the video. Some people have a questionable relationship with moulinets only.
Hello, where do you get your accessories from? I wanna know where to get one of those zupans and kolpaks, they look nice. (Im not sure if those are the right names , but I’d love to know)
Mości Panowie a mógłbym Was prosić o jakąś rekomendację dot. miejsca kupowania sprzętu, szabli?
szablotłuk polski
Hey guys, great video as always. Btw I'm moving to Krakow this summer, any HEMA clubs there? 🤞
Очень интересно, спасибо.
I have a question. What's the difference between the Hungarian and Polish saber?
What gloves do you use for your sabre spars? i have a Regenyei stirrup sabre with a thumb ring and i've been having difficulties on finding gloves which fit.
For saber with basket Red Dragon is enough.
However, if hand protection is limited (like in case of Polish saber) it's good to have something better - for example 5 fingers Sparring Gloves, Infinity Gloves, Progauntlets etc. You just have to know how much space you have between hand and hilt
With thumb ring it can be much more problematic unfortunately...
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 As you can see... i am struggling with the latter. I've only done very light sparring and techniques with lighter fencing gloves reinforced with spes inserts. But i know for sure it isn't really enough.
where would I go to buy a saber, training waster or otherwise?
What are those black fencing outfits? Where are they from? I want them
SPES Historical Market :) Best outfit for HEMA
Really nice video. I startet to support you on patreon and love your videos for polish saber fight. I want to buy me a proper polish saber, but it would be nice to know. What are the stats of the sabers you use. What is the point of balance, the wight, length, curvation. Do you have some suggestions for use, what makes a good Saber for polish fencing?
Thank you very much! Polish sabers can have different parameters. We highly recommend Jan Chodkiewicz - Ensifer and his sabers. It's one of the best for fencing purposes.
ho differs the polish fencing from , let´s say german, duch or spanish fencing ????
Is there any place in particular you would recommend for US viewers to get practice sabers?
Nice
Is there any way to properly learn this like in a course?
At 4:58, who made that sabre?
Wspaniałe, czekam na więcej.... i powiedzcie proszę skąd macie te miękkie szableki :D
Jedna od Czeczotki (14-letnia szabelka, Czeczotka już nie produkuje). Druga od Andrzeja Mikiciaka.
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 ma on jakiś sklep może? Bo nie mogę nic znaleźć.
@@zerte4197 Nie bardzo, trzeba go łapać na szablowych grupach na Facebooku...
@@zerte4197 Ale możesz też spróbować z Jan Chodkiewicz - Ensifer. Inna szabla, ale też bardzo dobra
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 chyba się lekko nie zrozumieliśmy, bo ja pytałem o te obite pianką ("miękkie") ahahah
Świetny materiał! Sub :)
Dzięki!!
Is sabre fencing the same as dusach?
what sabers are used in this video?
I have a question for Poles. What is your word for a pike, spear, lance?
I know I can use translate 😃 But I need very accurate word, I am interested in ethymology. Thanks.
pike = pika
spear - włócznia
lance - lanca
enjoy :)
Dzida
Wher do you find your saber because i find them very beautiful
You can try to find Andrzej Mikiciak on FB - he's a blacksmith who created one of them:)
Хорошая школа!
Очень любопытное видео.
Даю предсказание.
Здесь будет миллион просмотров до конца года
My uncle in Grudziądz has a Lech Saber .
I will learn all the techniques and will impress him lol
Dzienkuje bardzo :) Also any solo drills you'd recommend?
On our Patreon we post drills regularly.
You can also check instagram @aolbrychski - some drills from Patreon are posted there too
Do you have a favourite English language manual to learn from?
Quick question, where did you guys get those nice red coats?
Kram Margot - you can find on the Facebook
now all I need is a friend to do this with
Good video . Thank you !
Dziękuje !
I love the art of swords
En gendarmería de Chile hoy por hoy se ocupa sable cabeza de león .
I love feints
Pokażcie Hoffmanowi jak powinna była wygladać scena pojedynku Bohuna z Wołodyjowskim
Pracujemy nad nowym projektem szablowym, więc być może pokażemy;)
I’ve searched every corner of the internet and for the life of me I can’t find those sabers, who made those?
Как круто, очень бы хотелось позаниматься...
может когда-нибудь будет возможность ))
Любой выпал или замах, потеря конечностей ,круто.
Awesome - dobra robota Panowie :)
Dzięki:)
Ach yes, polish saber, an elegant weapon for more civilised times...
Удары "Лезвие в лезвие"???
И на сколько такой сабли хватит? На 5 минут?