@ Would be awesome and a great service to the community! I got the transcription by alex kiermaier but even some basic handwork stuff is hard to understand for me..
I love this, I'm an absolute amateur & have just been practicing attacking from high guards on my own. your demonstration of how smoothly you can change from an attack into another really helps me understand how to fight fluidly! Keep it up, MORE LONGSWORDS!
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I will provide more the upcoming days...stay tuned mate :)
Thank you for focusing on thumb on flat and grip adroitness. Vastly overlooked in this thing. Also commenting that set plays shouldn’t be strict is excellent. Not kata, after all.
Your content has been vital our study group. Great way to demonstrate and explain techniques. Thanks and know that the videos you create are a much needed resource that really helps people learn your art.
I wouldn't have thought multiple horizontal cuts like that would be safe, I prefer round fluid cuts from the high guard as they give me the chance to get the blade back into a defensive position. But then my form's influenced by Italian treaties 🙂 As always a perfect demonstration though, I'd love to see it used successfully in a sparring session
Twitching zwerks is great for an opening attack, it keeps your opponent on the defensive, and all your cuts are to ochs and long point, giving you excellent position to bind and hang to then cut to an opening.
The Zwercopter combo is always faster and more secure than the standard horizontal cut/mezzani. The only weakness is that your range is a bit shorter since you're using thumb grip. Personally I think the zwer is way better as a cut to the next opening than the full rotation fendente since it's so much faster. Like Vadi said :"every long tempo is lost", even though he didn't mean this attack but it still apply
Good lesson. It's nice to see you showed the "thumb" part too, because most people don't show those details, that are strangely overlooked. Thanks for the lesson and explanation.👍
I just got recommended this but seeing that executed at full speed was insane how fast it moved. I’ve only ever seen buhurt and never this sport. Very interesting to see and have it broken down in terms I can understand with no before hand knowledge
Good to see you back on one of the more major weapons Björn. I was kind of hoping that you might do a series on Dusack with Amelie leading. Amelie's dusack presentation from Dreynschlag was excellent. Do you folks do Rappier?
I love this format with the verbal explanation, would love to see this for more stücke
I planned a total revise of all plays :)
@ I am unreasonably excited for it :D
@ Would be awesome and a great service to the community! I got the transcription by alex kiermaier but even some basic handwork stuff is hard to understand for me..
I love this, I'm an absolute amateur & have just been practicing attacking from high guards on my own. your demonstration of how smoothly you can change from an attack into another really helps me understand how to fight fluidly! Keep it up, MORE LONGSWORDS!
I will provide more the upcoming days...stay tuned mate :)
Every cut can be done from the crown, as the crown is a prime binding guard. Over reliance can result in scarred hands if you remain in it, however.
Awesome to see older stuff being revisited 👍
thx...my older vids are horrible xD
@ many like myself have found all of your content to be useful to some extent, this new format is great though :)
@@erikw4193 Thank you, as long as the fencers out there can do something with my videos I am happy xD
Very interesting play. Thanks for the detail
Fantastic resource as always!
Sieht wirklich gut aus! 👍🏻
The longsword my favourite of all swords elegant and soul taking
A wonderful resource! Very useful 🙏
I miss your beautiful pavel mocs in your plays!
You are absolutely right... i will include mine for the third play ;) Second is already filmed
cool.
Thank you for focusing on thumb on flat and grip adroitness. Vastly overlooked in this thing. Also commenting that set plays shouldn’t be strict is excellent. Not kata, after all.
Happy to see new content! Your videos were what influenced me to start training in HEMA. I love the verbal commentary too!
This channel is an invaluable resource for understanding Meyer, it has helped me massively in my fencing
Sehr schön! Danke dass du dir die Zeit nimmst und den "alten Kram" nochmal überarbeitest 😊
Your content has been vital our study group. Great way to demonstrate and explain techniques. Thanks and know that the videos you create are a much needed resource that really helps people learn your art.
I wouldn't have thought multiple horizontal cuts like that would be safe, I prefer round fluid cuts from the high guard as they give me the chance to get the blade back into a defensive position.
But then my form's influenced by Italian treaties 🙂 As always a perfect demonstration though, I'd love to see it used successfully in a sparring session
Twitching zwerks is great for an opening attack, it keeps your opponent on the defensive, and all your cuts are to ochs and long point, giving you excellent position to bind and hang to then cut to an opening.
The Zwercopter combo is always faster and more secure than the standard horizontal cut/mezzani. The only weakness is that your range is a bit shorter since you're using thumb grip.
Personally I think the zwer is way better as a cut to the next opening than the full rotation fendente since it's so much faster. Like Vadi said :"every long tempo is lost", even though he didn't mean this attack but it still apply
In love with the Channel for a long time now! Very nice to see the videos coming :D
Good lesson. It's nice to see you showed the "thumb" part too, because most people don't show those details, that are strangely overlooked. Thanks for the lesson and explanation.👍
These are great, and important to document. Thank you for all your work
Good to see you back, mate! And good to see you still training!
I just got recommended this but seeing that executed at full speed was insane how fast it moved. I’ve only ever seen buhurt and never this sport. Very interesting to see and have it broken down in terms I can understand with no before hand knowledge
Excellent execution, sword brother!
Those are some good looking pants! I want em
Good to see you back on one of the more major weapons Björn.
I was kind of hoping that you might do a series on Dusack with Amelie leading.
Amelie's dusack presentation from Dreynschlag was excellent. Do you folks do Rappier?
Hi Björn. 🖤🤘👊🍻🍺
Hey Victor! ;)
The background music is amazin
Cool!
Hi Bjorn, what is the name of the music at the start of your videos? Thanks
What gloves/handprotection are you wearing here ?
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nice explained, however it will not very understandable for most without little bit of practice, just because it is a training technique
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tfw no sparring gf