personally i wouldve held the arming sword in my offhand as it has better defense so it could be used almost like a parrying dagger, but no hate either way
For axe and arming sword, play a little more with holding the axe haft at different spots. Also, experimenting with holding the weapons together (almost like sword and buckler), and using them separate would be interesting to see. Hard to really pressure test matchups without proper kit on your opponent though. I loved the windmilling you did xD I could see a taekkyeon style ( ua-cam.com/video/Ga1Im-3ZtH8/v-deo.html ) habit of keeping both hands moving being an interesting technique to develop with paired weapons.
Very good. Congratulations. I wish I could practice too.
personally i wouldve held the arming sword in my offhand as it has better defense so it could be used almost like a parrying dagger, but no hate either way
For axe and arming sword, play a little more with holding the axe haft at different spots. Also, experimenting with holding the weapons together (almost like sword and buckler), and using them separate would be interesting to see. Hard to really pressure test matchups without proper kit on your opponent though.
I loved the windmilling you did xD I could see a taekkyeon style ( ua-cam.com/video/Ga1Im-3ZtH8/v-deo.html ) habit of keeping both hands moving being an interesting technique to develop with paired weapons.