"understand the concept, don't get lost in the details" I need this as a sign for everytime a training session gets bogged down in a discussion about certain words in passages... I mean it's cool that we got some people in our club, that can actually read and decipher the original texts, but sometimes I just want to start doing drills and not go over a single sentence a thousand times. Danke für diese neue Videoserie. Wir haben gerade eine neue Gruppe aufgemacht und befassen uns mit Meyer Dussack und langem Schwert. Alle von uns haben bisher immer Liechtenauer trainiert, da sind diese step by step Videos eine sehr große Hilfe.
... incredible demonstration. These videos are wonderful. They really underscore the beauty in understanding the value of temperance, rhythm and peace in the development of controlled-violence. I'm sure the greatest masters of the sword throughout history would approve...
Top work as usual. I really agree with the sentiment of not getting distracted by fine details; so long as your posture is stable and you remain defended, it's probably fine.
I feel like the fine details only really start to matter once you can consistently perform the technique in sparring. You can start to really drill down and optimize the small things only if you’re sure the big things work.
Great bladework as always 🙂 The bind is the starting point of so many hits even if they are fast minor cuts, I'm usually tempted to close for a grapple instead of disengaging at long point though, it's probably the mixture of Japanese Jujutsu and Italian HEMA
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Grabbling is also possible...Meyer have a lot of it in his system :)
I have just stumbled across your channel, absolutely brilliant! I was wondering if you have or will do any sword and buckler/shield stuff? Many thanks for sharing your hard work.
Have you considered a variation, whereby you'd skip the first right hew and instead deliver the lower cut to the face/shoulder with much more speed and power?
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I just go through the book with this format. Personally i agree, it is a possible option what you describe...lower cuts could really fast delivered from the upper guard with good protection also!
"understand the concept, don't get lost in the details" I need this as a sign for everytime a training session gets bogged down in a discussion about certain words in passages...
I mean it's cool that we got some people in our club, that can actually read and decipher the original texts, but sometimes I just want to start doing drills and not go over a single sentence a thousand times.
Danke für diese neue Videoserie. Wir haben gerade eine neue Gruppe aufgemacht und befassen uns mit Meyer Dussack und langem Schwert. Alle von uns haben bisher immer Liechtenauer trainiert, da sind diese step by step Videos eine sehr große Hilfe.
Very good demonstrations, like your channel.
Excellent to see you posting longsword again =)
I will never stop it :D
@ wooooo my sparring sword is almost made so I can finally start my training journey !
I love these videos, the reversals, the slow and fast... very well constructed instructions.
... incredible demonstration. These videos are wonderful. They really underscore the beauty in understanding the value of temperance, rhythm and peace in the development of controlled-violence. I'm sure the greatest masters of the sword throughout history would approve...
Top work as usual. I really agree with the sentiment of not getting distracted by fine details; so long as your posture is stable and you remain defended, it's probably fine.
I feel like the fine details only really start to matter once you can consistently perform the technique in sparring. You can start to really drill down and optimize the small things only if you’re sure the big things work.
@@GelatinousShark Good assessment.
Cool video Björn!!! For the longsword!!! 🖤🍻🍺
This format is so good!!! Thank you for doing this!!!
Very informative! Just discovered your videos and I've gotta say you do a great job of showcasing these concepts
Beautiful work~
Great bladework as always 🙂
The bind is the starting point of so many hits even if they are fast minor cuts, I'm usually tempted to close for a grapple instead of disengaging at long point though, it's probably the mixture of Japanese Jujutsu and Italian HEMA
Grabbling is also possible...Meyer have a lot of it in his system :)
awesome work!
I have just stumbled across your channel, absolutely brilliant!
I was wondering if you have or will do any sword and buckler/shield stuff?
Many thanks for sharing your hard work.
Great one! Keep it 🤠
Searched up Navicartum and it's exactly what I needed
Really nice!
very cool.
Another great video! I can't remember if I've asked before. Where did you get those awesome pants??
Here :) highhillpants.wixsite.com/index/catalog-en
Cheers!
Cool moves
Have you considered a variation, whereby you'd skip the first right hew and instead deliver the lower cut to the face/shoulder with much more speed and power?
I just go through the book with this format. Personally i agree, it is a possible option what you describe...lower cuts could really fast delivered from the upper guard with good protection also!
What are those pants?
🙂
Stolze Eltern 😀
tfw no landsknecht gf
get closer to opponent
Not in this play :)
Why would he do that ?
@@timhema5343 exactly, this play shows us how to go on with hews, there is no grabbling involved...thus we get our a** out ;)
@@timhema5343 Compare the distance with the illustrations in the meyer's book