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Ahm, you might want to check the title...

Would have preferred a review after you had levelled up some.

I thought it was gonna be Die By The Sword from 1998. :/

Fajne, tylko szkoda, że nie mieliśmy jakiejś walki wręcz.

nice cut

I have a Damascus steel sword, is there anything I should do differently from this

Why do you not consider the wrist mouvements, Past HEMA did as current Filipina do but many modern/reconstructed HEMA forget that

Posture too angled forward on the strike, needs more of a sudden shift from the feet up to the knees to the hips to the core to the shoulders with a momentary tensions with the arms at the moment of slicing. Though thats just my style everyone has their own way, mine focuses on rapid burst of movements and strength using a similar snaping motion to the Okinawan karate straight punches (or goju Ryu karate as a reference) or basic grounding form and center alignment of several kung fu styles. You just need more "shift" in it and mass drop. Again just my opinion, to each their own.

Ze werk on ze werch

❤

Lee smith

You da man

Just got my practice messer and this is exactly what I need! I'm used to rapier, so this is quite different.

Very nice thanks.

Cool cutting stand looks like a repurposed table leg if so great 💡

Thank you for all the great videos guys. This was very helpful!

What is the sword you used

how do you get those shots and keep the camera safe? my hema school is trying to record our fights aswell

What sword was that?

You are so beautiful 🏵️💕

Love your training vids

I have fallen in love ❤️ Italian Rapier 😍

Does anybody knows how to buy one of those blunt practice swords?

Oh yeah I vaguely remember that statement. What a way to make clown of yourself in front of whole world :D

Wow

Love blood and iron thanks skalligrim for showing me and oragato gusimas to all I'd name people like lee Smith and all but I'll forget some

Is Steve in Canada or Philippines?

so many dead bottle on the ground😢

So, if the opponent grabs the halberd, just yanking back on it should mangle their hand. But the dagger works too.

It is great that B&I is going back to fundamentals.

Really efficient way to explain!

as someone who has practiced Hema for a good 7 years I have always worked with only three distances which are Zufechten, Krieg and Ringen where Zufechten is the distance where you need to make a step to preform an attack Krieg is the distance where you can make an attack without making a step and Ringen is the distance in which you can grapple without making a step and because of that I think these 5 distances which seem only a small collecting step distance apart are over complicating and only more confusing

Great advice & that pun @ the end was perfect! Cheers

Efficient and thorough lesson. Thank you.

any tips for how to train to use a tomahawk at home?

Oh, that first thrust was lovely!

All I can say is that In the Swedish Hema Scene, Lee Smith is viewed as a bad joke, we laugh and cringe.

sick

Coach Stephen I got your nude picture…don’t let me release it publicly

Coach Stephen I got your nude….don’t let me release it publicly

Coach Stephen I get your nude….Don’t let me release it publicly

😡😡😡😡 Coach Stephen I got your nude….don’t let me release it

anyone know where to get that orange jacket?

I like your tattoos, what do they mean?

Hi Steve, I'm one of the Krigerskole students you met in Toluca. I remember one of the things we talked about was our thoughts on the Regenyei Standard I had just bought. I got the Medium flex blade and so far it has worked great. The steel is somewhat softer and chewier than older feders, and burrs form easily after a day of heavy sparring, but a quick pass with a fine file or sandpaper does the trick. And we actually don't allow the strong blade at tournaments precisely because it is too stiff for our liking, and Arturo always tells us to order the Medium blade instead. The lack of customization is a bit of a downside, but I'd say that the quick delivery time of 4-6 weeks instead of months helps to compensate for that. Overall, I'd say it's a good feder not just for beginners, but also for anyone who just wants a good quality feder that is simple and robust.

"Welcome to the floor!" Idk why but that made me crack up 😂

I found one used as my first sparing sword for $45. I think it will be absolutely fantastic to get into the sport. :) thanks for the review

Great video!