a few small points: The breeches need to cover/overlap the top of the socks, so putting on socks FIRST makes more sense. The body wire clip should be placed on the rear of the lamé on the WEAPON side so as to make it inaccessible to the unarmed hand. Lastly, I don't know why the body wire should need to be UNDER the plastron.
Not to be that guy, but speaking as an armorer, the body wire should NOT go inside the plasteron only because it puts the most sweat directly on the wire which can cause breaks at the half way point, and then the whole wire is sort of worthless because to repair it you'll have to cut it too short to be useful. Yes I admit most brands rubberized insulation tube on the body wire is pretty durable so this isn't an issue, but we've all seen people with transparent body wires where the wire itself is green inside from sweat corrosion. Same thing can happen in the armpit.
@@OlympicFoil To be fair as well, people's sweat can be more or less abrasive based on things like diet and genetics, so for some people it may never be an issue, but for others its a costly mistake, so if it hasn't been an issue thus far for you it very likely never will be
@@OlympicFoil You definitly have to improve your communication. These are no habits, better call them personal routines and rituals that are instrumental to move your mind into competition mode - sports psychology 101 😉
I'm like a fencing flight attendant 😁
* 3:11 Sabre fencers might also need a sabre cuff depending on the glove ⬆️
a few small points:
The breeches need to cover/overlap the top of the socks, so putting on socks FIRST makes more sense.
The body wire clip should be placed on the rear of the lamé on the WEAPON side so as to make it inaccessible to the unarmed hand.
Lastly, I don't know why the body wire should need to be UNDER the plastron.
thanks! knew there must be some stuff
Am I the only person who puts the bodywire under the plastron? 😂 never realized
I admire your bravery in not wearing a box.
Bravery or stupidity lol
Looking good man!😃
😄 thanks
Congrats to you on 1k!
@@OlympicFoil Thank you!
Not to be that guy, but speaking as an armorer, the body wire should NOT go inside the plasteron only because it puts the most sweat directly on the wire which can cause breaks at the half way point, and then the whole wire is sort of worthless because to repair it you'll have to cut it too short to be useful. Yes I admit most brands rubberized insulation tube on the body wire is pretty durable so this isn't an issue, but we've all seen people with transparent body wires where the wire itself is green inside from sweat corrosion. Same thing can happen in the armpit.
oh that makes sense
no worries, when i made this video i just assumed it as fact that some of my habits would be revealed as not best practice
@@OlympicFoil To be fair as well, people's sweat can be more or less abrasive based on things like diet and genetics, so for some people it may never be an issue, but for others its a costly mistake, so if it hasn't been an issue thus far for you it very likely never will be
@@stencetheboss lol extra corrosive sweat, the worst superpower
@@OlympicFoil the skincare regime must be EXTENSIVE
@@OlympicFoil You definitly have to improve your communication. These are no habits, better call them personal routines and rituals that are instrumental to move your mind into competition mode - sports psychology 101 😉
What about the chestplateee??
oh no you're right 😱 I forgot to mention it 😅
That pants are like pants fishing for trout in mountain rivers
Yes that's true! they're really really similar
Bro 2 socks??
Yeah the blue shoes unfortunately always were a bit big for me so I had to wear double socks
i dont wear athletic clothing under my breechers. im just in underwear lmao
I do the same, but put on shorts for the video ^
@@OlympicFoil oh lol
@@Duckovile yeah hahaha i am absolutely not following my own advice 😅
is that you?
yep that's me ^ (aside from the hair clip)