You forgot "I siendo tu, tan mal me tratas, mi matadora." It's a romantic song from the renaiscance meaning, that cheating should not be a thing in a Spanish relationship.
+Jake Williams Von Starcher That actually turned out to be less problematic than I expected. The movement in the upper body is barely restricted at all and as long as I kept the low stance and sticked to big, single steps, the lower dress didn't bother me too much, either. But the dress did cause problems when it came to double side steps or multiple smaller steps.
Interesting, thank you for the response by the way. Dresses aren't your typical everyday HEMA wear but I do see the importance of fencing in historical clothing if we want to understand it better.
+Thunderchrist Ministries International I was actually inspired by a painting of Emilie of Saxony, but you are none the less very close (so close that I am genuinely impressed) - it is a drawing of Cranach and the dress itself is very similar to the dresses in the paintings of Judiths.
So this is exactly how a Fencing match would be conducted in late 1400s-early 1500s Germany (southern Germany to be specific)?? Amazing!! And what a fantastic demonstration. Just superb! You have such swordplay down to a sweet & fancy science. And the period clothing & costumes that you chose to wear really honored & beautifully highlighted the rough time period that such fancy & outstanding swordplay came out of & represented (1450-1550!). Great Job!! That was a real joy to watch! Keep up the excellent work👍👍👍
I've got to say, while I'm more of a Fiore guy myself, I can really see the art behind, and the effectiveness of, the Meyer system. I really should get around to studying it. Maybe once I wrap up my Fiore studies.
Best longsword video I have seen online. Clearly you are fencers who understand the flow, distance, timing, and also the "true place" as Gentleman George Silver would say. Greetings from a Meyer student at Salle St. George in Seattle, Washington USA.
Wow, this video is extremely helpful. I am currently studying this style in attempts to teach myself using guides and books as well as well done videos such as this. Currently I have only practiced movement, stances, and defensive blocks. I was just recently taking a closer look into how to correctly parry and attacks, but my comprehension fell short. This video illustrated many techniques I have read about and attempted to visualize. Some didn't quite make sense to me. However, after seeing this video, I have had certain maneuvers suddenly click and I have had answers to some of my questions about positioning answered. I plan to refer back to this video when I begin my offensive training. Great job!
8 років тому+5
+Arxen Zaonox Thank you very much! We will start to produce new Vids like this in Summer. Also many new technique Videos will follow. Stay tuned and thx again for your Kind words :)
I notice something I find interesting in this video, as opposed to others I've seen on historical fencing. The combatants don't seem to change the position of their hands on the hilt of the sword; if the left hand grips the pommel, it stays on the pommel. Other videos, likely inspired by different fetbutche, show maneuvres where the combatant changes their grip quite often. I find this interesting because for the man in armor, with a hand protected solid lames of steel, the unmoving position of the hands would probably easier. Very fascinating video!
WTF. I'm Spanish and I almost didn't realise the song is in Spanish. It says something I would translate as "Say, moor bitch, say, killer(?), why you kill me. Being yours, you treat me so badly". I'm speechless.
I don´t think they got the form, they deserve, but they are very loose and could be quite comfortable, depending on the fabric. That´s something to think about in summer...
In the future is there any chance for some videos with German renissance music in the background? Maybe something at least semi-local to Meyer's region. Anyhow, beautiful work and good job.
4 роки тому+1
We will work on a second video like this in the future. I keep that in mind :)!
Best part 2 minutes in continuous fight without either side wins with retreat and stance changes and duel kept going before a decisive conclusion. Like a tennis match where both sides play for a long time is finer game
Awesome, but read somewhere that in those times, in a sword to sword fight, you must avoid almost all blade to blade contact, because first you should aim for the flesh and vital points of your oponent, and second to prevent over damage to your weapon, which were very expensive back then 🤔
6 років тому+3
Hi Oskar! That must be an awful source. That is just nonsense :) Blades in Europe are made for bind and parry. Also your first intent is your self-protection.
@ Björn Rüther Hi. And yes, you're right, i didn't meant to say all the blade to blade contact, but the "Hollywood" clinking metal to metal contact, for the reasons i mention and they explained. Even if we know there are mayor differences beetween asían and euro sword combat, that source extended the explanation to samurais, and their swords, saying that those weapons, been sharped lethal and all, were not made to bind and parri, but to cut, and even thrust with the apropiated tech, but never in the way movies despict them, because the metal was more fragile than the europeans, thats why samurais trained to be fast and to end a fight quickly. So, the people who wrote all that, tried to apply the same principles, in some extend, to euro "duellists" on their explanation.
@@Hellion73 When it comes to japanese sword styles, part of the reason they focuses so heavily on cuts and not bind work was because the swords themselves, while beautiful, were of fairly low quality. If you hard block something with a katana it'd just warp or even break. Whereas a longsword is designed to take much more impact. katanas were a personal protection weapon designed to show status and defend a samurai in civilian settings/times of peace. Longswords were battlefield weapons that dealt with people in full plate armour and needed to be sturdy.
@@danielsmith5664Yeah, thank you for the rep, and answear to my doubts about the matter. Ohhh i been infatuated with all about sword fighting since my chilhood, wish i could be near peple like you to train, practice and have access to first hand knoledge, but i have to conform just with books and videos like yours to figure things up 👍
@@Hellion73 Try to find a friend who wants to practice with you. Sometimes just having people with a willingness to learn and a bit of time with manuscripts/books can go a long way. You could also try to find a LARP group near you (totally not the best way I know), but it might give you a safe place to try techniques.
I need to see this in like super slow motion, I can't register the moves because im unfamiliar with the technique. Even if I saw the steps in slow motion, how do you know what moves to use and remember everything in the fast paced heat of battle? This stuff absolutely take skill!
in the german tradition we call it Fuhlen. Translates to Feeling. Basically it's sensitivity training, and your muscles develop a sense for varying pressure and you can just respond based on that.
Wie lange habt ihr gebraucht, bis ihr auf diesem Niveau wart?
5 років тому+1
Nicht sehr lange. Nur ein paar Jahre wöchentliches training hatten wir damals bisher gehabt. Wir wollen irgendwann mal ein remake dazu machen denn vieles gefällt uns heutzutage nicht mehr :)
One thing that has helped me, is just understanding that there is only a set number of movements that can be done in response to your action. If they do something that is not one of those set moves they die, or double with you.
Las disputas entre caballeros de condición humana era con la esgrima noble arte , Putin reta a zelenky como hombre de honor que eres, un reto a espada entre los dos, y deja de tirar misiles, demuestra el honor ruso con una lucha cuerpo a cuerpo
The song choice is hilarious. They are literally saying "Why do you kill me? Why are you treating me so poorly?"
Why is this funny?
HA
@@thepunishersequence291 Cuz its a really "solemm" song about a guy saying literally "Hey, why are you so mean to me?"
Plot twist: the longsword was the one that’s complaining
You forgot
"I siendo tu, tan mal me tratas, mi matadora." It's a romantic song from the renaiscance meaning, that cheating should not be a thing in a Spanish relationship.
The singers asking why their women treat them so badly and calling them killers (matadora) went pretty well with the girl showing great skill
I would be interested in hearing the female fencer's thoughts on fighting in a dress and what difficulties it presented.
+Jake Williams Von Starcher That actually turned out to be less problematic than I expected. The movement in the upper body is barely restricted at all and as long as I kept the low stance and sticked to big, single steps, the lower dress didn't bother me too much, either. But the dress did cause problems when it came to double side steps or multiple smaller steps.
Interesting, thank you for the response by the way. Dresses aren't your typical everyday HEMA wear but I do see the importance of fencing in historical clothing if we want to understand it better.
+Thunderchrist Ministries International I was actually inspired by a painting of Emilie of Saxony, but you are none the less very close (so close that I am genuinely impressed) - it is a drawing of Cranach and the dress itself is very similar to the dresses in the paintings of Judiths.
+Amelie Eilken, well done lady, you are my new crush
I know plenty and when the dress is designed for it there is an advantage to be had in obfuscating the exact location of the legs and feet.
So this is exactly how a Fencing match would be conducted in late 1400s-early 1500s Germany (southern Germany to be specific)?? Amazing!! And what a fantastic demonstration. Just superb! You have such swordplay down to a sweet & fancy science. And the period clothing & costumes that you chose to wear really honored & beautifully highlighted the rough time period that such fancy & outstanding swordplay came out of & represented (1450-1550!). Great Job!! That was a real joy to watch! Keep up the excellent work👍👍👍
I've got to say, while I'm more of a Fiore guy myself, I can really see the art behind, and the effectiveness of, the Meyer system. I really should get around to studying it. Maybe once I wrap up my Fiore studies.
Best longsword video I have seen online. Clearly you are fencers who understand the flow, distance, timing, and also the "true place" as Gentleman George Silver would say. Greetings from a Meyer student at Salle St. George in Seattle, Washington USA.
The heck, I have never heard of your group, I'm with Grit City in Tacoma, I fence with Lonin all the time, is your group still together?
I lived in Seattle and Tacoma for a year each and never heard of either group.
It's also have in Japanese ...(reasnable action stil)
イタリア語になってたらｽﾏｿ
Wow, this video is extremely helpful. I am currently studying this style in attempts to teach myself using guides and books as well as well done videos such as this. Currently I have only practiced movement, stances, and defensive blocks. I was just recently taking a closer look into how to correctly parry and attacks, but my comprehension fell short. This video illustrated many techniques I have read about and attempted to visualize. Some didn't quite make sense to me. However, after seeing this video, I have had certain maneuvers suddenly click and I have had answers to some of my questions about positioning answered. I plan to refer back to this video when I begin my offensive training. Great job!
+Arxen Zaonox Thank you very much! We will start to produce new Vids like this in Summer. Also many new technique Videos will follow. Stay tuned and thx again for your Kind words :)
I notice something I find interesting in this video, as opposed to others I've seen on historical fencing. The combatants don't seem to change the position of their hands on the hilt of the sword; if the left hand grips the pommel, it stays on the pommel. Other videos, likely inspired by different fetbutche, show maneuvres where the combatant changes their grip quite often.
I find this interesting because for the man in armor, with a hand protected solid lames of steel, the unmoving position of the hands would probably easier. Very fascinating video!
The singers asking why their women treat the so badly and calling them killers (matadora) went pretty well with the girl showing great skill
Bjon
You should be an actor!
You people are great! All of you.
I feel like you all would have made great soldiers.
I really enjoy seeing the point being used to thrust often I only see edge stories being utilized in longsword videos
WTF. I'm Spanish and I almost didn't realise the song is in Spanish. It says something I would translate as "Say, moor bitch, say, killer(?), why you kill me. Being yours, you treat me so badly". I'm speechless.
For me almost the same translation, I speak Portuguese!
WeissM89 a mi tambien me ha costado
Me so speechless too, Madrid typing here lol
Jjajajajaja justo lo que estaba pensando xD
really yo lo note inmediatamente aunque por 1 segundo crei que era portuges
3:39 I am assuming that attack does double damage and rolls two dice?
may i ask where you acquired those majestic pants, dear Sirs?
Edward
Excellent!!! And girl with sword is amazing!)
This is still one of my favorite videos on your channel.
thx mate :)
I can't stop flinching when watching videos without protection gear !
This is 100% wrong the pants need to be WAY puffier
yep it cant be puffy enough :D
1000% more puff needed clearly
I don´t think they got the form, they deserve, but they are very loose and could be quite comfortable, depending on the fabric. That´s something to think about in summer...
skill is secondary due to the puffiness of our panties!!!
This is AWESOME! if you speed up the video to x1.5 their swordplay is 10 times better than movie sword fight I've ever seen!
That is true without speeding up the film.
You guys have really good control! Great video! 😀
Técnica muito bem demonstrada,ótima instrução
Schön die Grundlagen gefilmt und untermalt.
Very cool, great music, love the costumes.
This is fine art. Don't know why filmmakers mostly ignore that.
i think this is your best video!! make another one like this !!!
We want to... :)
Nice!! im exited to see it!! :)
Your channel is gold. A great support to the reading of Meyer!
Ótimo vide-o... bom para treino gostei ganhou um inscrito.
Very nice. I liked the flow.
bellísimo,poético, señorial y heróico,felicitaciones!!
beautifull soundtrack super tatcher
You made it look good. Like the music.
Beautiful
2:00 is this the intro?
Awesome video!
thank you for the motivation
Very well done! Did some movie studios hire you as fight choreographers in Germany? I ask because I believe that you would do a splendid job!
Very fun. Hope to see more like this.
Excellent video, this have been invaluable for me, thanks
beautiful!!
Dost thou not end thine opponent rightly?
hatte die lady in ihrem viktorianischem autfit eine zeitmaschine? da liegen doch mindestens 300-400 jahre dazwischen :)
Das passt eigentlich ganz gut zusammen. Männer und Frauen tragen hier typische Kleidung der frühen renaissance des späten 16. Jahrhunderts :)
Perfection!
This video made me realize my hat game is weak.
Self-rooooast.
Dear sons of Vikings...great job.
Can I ask where you bought the clothing for the men?
thanks man though that website is hard to navigate rip though any idea if they ship to the US?
whats the name of the music on the beginning and on the end of the video?
Try watching it again at 1.5 speed. Not as instructive but really cool. The music sounds a bit off though ;)
VERY INTERESTING ! 👍
In the future is there any chance for some videos with German renissance music in the background? Maybe something at least semi-local to Meyer's region.
Anyhow, beautiful work and good job.
We will work on a second video like this in the future. I keep that in mind :)!
Muy bueno.
Sehr schön!
pure awesome
Sehr schönes Video!
Best part 2 minutes in continuous fight without either side wins with retreat and stance changes and duel kept going before a decisive conclusion. Like a tennis match where both sides play for a long time is finer game
Nice see a women fencing 👍💪
Toll gemacht!
Hey Hollywood...this is how Nobles should be fighting in your movies!!! Not swinging their swords like baseball bats!
Brillant!
the woman is breaking my immersion
But Yoda, Ewoks, and The Force don't?
Which music did you used for the intro and credits?
Found it, it's a part of La Negrina from Mateo Flecha: ua-cam.com/video/g_zrLRJs5Pg/v-deo.html
Which federschwerts are being used? The ornate crossguards look amazing.
Pavel Moc 16. Century Federschwert
What's the music?
do you know this musik? the name of this song?
ua-cam.com/video/hrJleyQwqV0/v-deo.html
it's unbecoming of knight and a gentleman to attack a dame like that !!!
the knights of said era, literally kidnapping kids (gilles de rais) : "What does the word ‘Unbecoming’ mean?"
Where did you get the costumes?
Where did you get those swords?
+Alex Hutchins Pavel Moc from www.swords.cz/
I don't like the Meyer style of fencing, but this looks beautiful!
Sehr cool!
bravo！ brothers！
That was cool.
Awesome, but read somewhere that in those times, in a sword to sword fight, you must avoid almost all blade to blade contact, because first you should aim for the flesh and vital points of your oponent, and second to prevent over damage to your weapon, which were very expensive back then 🤔
Hi Oskar! That must be an awful source. That is just nonsense :) Blades in Europe are made for bind and parry. Also your first intent is your self-protection.
@ Björn Rüther Hi. And yes, you're right, i didn't meant to say all the blade to blade contact, but the "Hollywood" clinking metal to metal contact, for the reasons i mention and they explained. Even if we know there are mayor differences beetween asían and euro sword combat, that source extended the explanation to samurais, and their swords, saying that those weapons, been sharped lethal and all, were not made to bind and parri, but to cut, and even thrust with the apropiated tech, but never in the way movies despict them, because the metal was more fragile than the europeans, thats why samurais trained to be fast and to end a fight quickly. So, the people who wrote all that, tried to apply the same principles, in some extend, to euro "duellists" on their explanation.
@@Hellion73 When it comes to japanese sword styles, part of the reason they focuses so heavily on cuts and not bind work was because the swords themselves, while beautiful, were of fairly low quality. If you hard block something with a katana it'd just warp or even break. Whereas a longsword is designed to take much more impact.
katanas were a personal protection weapon designed to show status and defend a samurai in civilian settings/times of peace.
Longswords were battlefield weapons that dealt with people in full plate armour and needed to be sturdy.
@@danielsmith5664Yeah, thank you for the rep, and answear to my doubts about the matter. Ohhh i been infatuated with all about sword fighting since my chilhood, wish i could be near peple like you to train, practice and have access to first hand knoledge, but i have to conform just with books and videos like yours to figure things up 👍
@@Hellion73 Try to find a friend who wants to practice with you. Sometimes just having people with a willingness to learn and a bit of time with manuscripts/books can go a long way. You could also try to find a LARP group near you (totally not the best way I know), but it might give you a safe place to try techniques.
name of the first song please ( woman singer)
SAN SABEYA GUGURUMBÉ (La Negrina) - Mateo Flecha "el Viejo"
Love this vid. KdF!
Why he hold sword ring hilt inside?
I was wrong.
Impressive.
May I ask what camera you use to film these? I love your work and I'm looking to film some Mair interpretations ;)
Mi matadooora porque me matas porque me matas, tan mal me tratas tan mal me tratas, i love the 16th century boy.
🖤
I need to see this in like super slow motion, I can't register the moves because im unfamiliar with the technique. Even if I saw the steps in slow motion, how do you know what moves to use and remember everything in the fast paced heat of battle? This stuff absolutely take skill!
in the german tradition we call it Fuhlen. Translates to Feeling. Basically it's sensitivity training, and your muscles develop a sense for varying pressure and you can just respond based on that.
Ottomans have total different tehinques and weapons
where did you get the pants from?
+fockmen They were tailor-made from www.historical-costumes.eu/
Si well done
Wo bekommt man solch Schwerter her?
Hahaha que buena música
Sorry but 1:38 ! : )
I think this confusing love triangle could be resolved over a long drink and a short talk.
I fear anyone who can sword fight in a damn dress.
Lovely
Кто эта девушка? Мое почтение!
Oooooh, so this is where the intro came from/
Wie lange habt ihr gebraucht, bis ihr auf diesem Niveau wart?
Nicht sehr lange. Nur ein paar Jahre wöchentliches training hatten wir damals bisher gehabt. Wir wollen irgendwann mal ein remake dazu machen denn vieles gefällt uns heutzutage nicht mehr :)
Man, im so bad at sparring. I can never defend right. I'm very bad at predicting moves
One thing that has helped me, is just understanding that there is only a set number of movements that can be done in response to your action. If they do something that is not one of those set moves they die, or double with you.
Heyyyy, spanish music :D
For honor looks better in 2k18
Camolaik zalog uspeha
Почему с голыми руками? Где перчатки?
KdF for life!!!!!
1:46 decent
SwordAreScary!
Las disputas entre caballeros de condición humana era con la esgrima noble arte , Putin reta a zelenky como hombre de honor que eres, un reto a espada entre los dos, y deja de tirar misiles, demuestra el honor ruso con una lucha cuerpo a cuerpo
minute 3:40 ist das alle3beste!!! XD
Меч похож на Клеймор.