You say "Defense: distance." It reminds me, my boxing coach's 1st lesson was that distance is your defense. You can block, dodge/slip, parry, but after that you can be hit, but with distance you are always safe. Distance and timing became my best weapons. This was 25 years ago, years later on UA-cam I saw a boxing analysen video where the creator said "distance and timing, or actually position and rhythm are key to win in any combat sports". I now realize how good my coach was. Nice video! Appreciate it 👍
At 3:38 you demonstrated and explained a technique which up until now, I mistakenly assumed was merely an exercise which my aikido instructor has our class occasionally practice. I was pleasantly surprised that instead of this technique being only an exercise, you demonstrated that it IS a practical, deliberate self-defense technique. There you are, showing it during an exchange, and the technique works as planned. Likewise, you caught my attention in your section regarding grappling. In aikido, very similar principles are taught and practiced. I didn't realize that any styles of European swordfighting had developed them too. (This feels like discovering the same language carved onto cave walls on different continents. LOL) Thank you very much for posting this video.
I get better in fencing with every of your great videos. I wish there was a good hema club in my region, but you guys make totally up for it, thank you!
Great video and instructions. I am just about wrapping up a video with a series of direct attacks from a tournament. Will make sure to send anyone asking questions on how and why to do direct attacks and how to counter them to your video.
Awesome video but do you guys think you could make a video about the saber i think it's an elegant weapon and I've always wanted to study it if I ever get into HEMA
Some are born to create, some are born to destroy - some are born to lead, some will rather follow. Everyone might be in need of a sword to protect themselves. Edit: grammar
@@PinkyHYNg what part of asia are you from? in japan they have kendo which is pretty similar. perhaps there is something similar in your nation's traditional martial arts.
TBH I am not sure from where that controversy came from. Parry-riposte was definitely done but in the Lichtenauer tradition it was not prefered option and variant 1 and 2 and 3 was taught instead.
I'm pretty sure what the text says is to not only defend, i.e you should take the initiative and respond with a strike of your own rather than try to catch everything the opponent might want to throw at you. The whole "controversy" is absolute bullshit, just like most of the HEMA discourse floating around on the internet.
I heard too much... that parries are too dangerous, that parries belong to sport fencing. Of course parry with sport saber and longsword will be different but... they are still a parries
@@kasumikojiro7221 I'm still thinking of english words to give you an example of proper sounds. It could begin with 'cherry', but without the 'y' part;)
@@cottard7698 Haha . I guess it's not easy to describe a pronunciation . Sorry to give you such a puzzle . Maybe it was a dumb question . Thanks for your effort .
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 Your pronunciation is fine with me. I did understand you perfectly well and in my experiance most eastern speakers have a bit of a difficulty with the english pronunciation, but do perfectly fine with german. I actually find the accent symphatic. Your content is great and my 3 year old daughter loves to watch also. Best regards from Austria.
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Maybe someone didn't notice - English subtitles are available:)
I noticed :) thx
Thank you so much for the subtitles.
You say "Defense: distance." It reminds me, my boxing coach's 1st lesson was that distance is your defense. You can block, dodge/slip, parry, but after that you can be hit, but with distance you are always safe. Distance and timing became my best weapons. This was 25 years ago, years later on UA-cam I saw a boxing analysen video where the creator said "distance and timing, or actually position and rhythm are key to win in any combat sports". I now realize how good my coach was.
Nice video! Appreciate it 👍
3:50 he did it, he said the thing!
I always direct new students to this channel. What takes me half a class to explain these videos accomplish in 5 minutes.
Your best content since the Fiore series... Love your accent, love the pommel joke!
Thank you very much:)
At 3:38 you demonstrated and explained a technique which up until now, I mistakenly assumed was merely an exercise which my aikido instructor has our class occasionally practice. I was pleasantly surprised that instead of this technique being only an exercise, you demonstrated that it IS a practical, deliberate self-defense technique. There you are, showing it during an exchange, and the technique works as planned.
Likewise, you caught my attention in your section regarding grappling. In aikido, very similar principles are taught and practiced. I didn't realize that any styles of European swordfighting had developed them too. (This feels like discovering the same language carved onto cave walls on different continents. LOL) Thank you very much for posting this video.
I get better in fencing with every of your great videos. I wish there was a good hema club in my region, but you guys make totally up for it, thank you!
Thank you, we are very glad that it's helpful!
This really is the best HEMA channel. I'm actually considering going Patreon level
3:50 le pommel throw
3:50 We were promised Slavic accent, and we get memes in Slavic accent. Nothing to complain here...
I tried my best...
2:39 This. This is such a simple but important point.
Keeping European History alive good on you fellows greetings from the U.K.
Earliest I've seen one of your videos. Love your content!
Thank you for the gloriously enlightening content! All Father be with you .
Thanks!
Крутые вы ребята! Смотреть одно удовольствие!
Great video as always. Dobra robota. Looking forward to the next one.
Great video and instructions. I am just about wrapping up a video with a series of direct attacks from a tournament.
Will make sure to send anyone asking questions on how and why to do direct attacks and how to counter them to your video.
Your videos never disappoint!
Always worth the watch 👍
ayyy, I like these guys they can come to NC, usa an fight with me anytime
Hi m8! Been awhile since I last saw you upload a video about longsword fencing
chvlry!
Most probably your best video, very cool :-D
Excellent video!
Awesome video but do you guys think you could make a video about the saber i think it's an elegant weapon and I've always wanted to study it if I ever get into HEMA
Have you guys done any sports fencing before going to historical? Footwork and tempo is very nice.
Hope there will be more about lance or even mace fighting skills.
Very classy stuff guys!! ^^ thanks so much!!
Nice!
What do you think about any kind of lateral footwork (diagonal included) as a counter?
always love your videos...crown means corona in italian though, not finestra
Scary shit. If I lived in those times I'd rather be a baker, a butcher or a candlestick maker.
Some are born to create, some are born to destroy - some are born to lead, some will rather follow. Everyone might be in need of a sword to protect themselves.
Edit: grammar
Is there a book that you can recommend to learn the basics of medieval sword fight?
Really detail,i like it.
Thanks for the tips for when I try to take Jerusalem!
[T] Deus Vult [T]
Deus vult
Hey, I can't seem to find your video on what to do about people who defend with distance. Am I missing the location of it?
you need to bring these teachings europe-wide, it could become a new hobby. re-connect us to our past.
Well said. I want to learn it in Asia as well. No such sports available there.
@@PinkyHYNg what part of asia are you from? in japan they have kendo which is pretty similar. perhaps there is something similar in your nation's traditional martial arts.
@@28-r8b I am from Hong Kong. We got some Chinese martial arts. But it is somewhat different.
Very ilustrativo thanks for share👍
Больше давайте видосов! Годного контента хочется! :)
super!!!
Yes some real understanding of modern fencing with less anachronistic bullshit and yes parries were used
Just one step closer to knighthood now
next license plate for Jeep: *_CHVLRY_* =)
Now you just need a horse.
I want to buy that sword where can i get it from
Hi. We use different swords. On that video it's two feders from Aureus Sword :)
Sir sword used in your first video of your channel i want to buy that one for practice unsharped
TBH I am not sure from where that controversy came from. Parry-riposte was definitely done but in the Lichtenauer tradition it was not prefered option and variant 1 and 2 and 3 was taught instead.
I'm pretty sure what the text says is to not only defend, i.e you should take the initiative and respond with a strike of your own rather than try to catch everything the opponent might want to throw at you. The whole "controversy" is absolute bullshit, just like most of the HEMA discourse floating around on the internet.
Time for the crusades for I am ready!
Nice
Thanks!
How did this end up in my notifications even though it's still accessible only with a link :D
I just clicked "publish" a bit too early... It will be available for everyone in a moment again:)
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 how do you treat deep and long cuts from a sharp longsword
1:57 the first recorded PARRY KING
Wish I could give this more thumbs up . I do everything wrong . I would die sooo fast .
One thumb up is enough, thank you:)
Now how do I block bullets with this style
What is the argument that they didn't parry/riposte? Never heard that...
I heard too much... that parries are too dangerous, that parries belong to sport fencing. Of course parry with sport saber and longsword will be different but... they are still a parries
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 so avoid & counter attack...not parry riposte?
👍
Nice sigi swords
Sigi Lichty, won on Zilinski Kumst in July:)
How do you pronounce Szermierzy ?
Google translate gives a pretty accurate pronunciation.
@@cottard7698 thanks 😊
@@kasumikojiro7221 I'm still thinking of english words to give you an example of proper sounds. It could begin with 'cherry', but without the 'y' part;)
@@cottard7698 Haha . I guess it's not easy to describe a pronunciation . Sorry to give you such a puzzle . Maybe it was a dumb question . Thanks for your effort .
Seems like and idea for episode....
👏❤️
Darnit, second
Time for sudoku.
I'm joking of course.
Nice progauntlets 😤
Hellow Rafat, there is a desire go to Siberia to get some air? You are welcome, we will meet you as a dear guest, you will hold a master class.
so defending doesn't win unless the foe thrusts himself upon your steady blade?
In 2020 hemaists still got no idea of proper footwork.
Splendid content!
However, please do improve pronunciation.
I will try, but I'm learning Russian now, so it's difficult to improve two languages:)
I'm fine with the pronunciations, but subtitles would probably help get the point across for the hard of hearing 😊
@@IaMaPh1991 But subtitles are available all the time:)
@@akademiaszermierzy1105 Your pronunciation is fine with me. I did understand you perfectly well and in my experiance most eastern speakers have a bit of a difficulty with the english pronunciation, but do perfectly fine with german. I actually find the accent symphatic. Your content is great and my 3 year old daughter loves to watch also. Best regards from Austria.
Dlaczego tylko po angielsku?
Zdecydowana większość odbiorców jest niepolskojęzyczna.
@@akademiaszermierzy1105- to tylko pozostaje mi podziękować. Za to.
@@shamrock2422 czemu nie znasz angielskiego? Masz nawet nick po ang
@@onevision2203 znam angielski ale wolałbym po polsku.
[SUB SPA] PLEASE