Longsword - 2. play from Upper Guard

Here is described in detail the second play from the oberhut which Joachim Meyer had printed in 1570 in his fencing book.

[@DogsaladSalad]

This play is the first one I learned because I loved the look of it so much.

[@narusawa74]

epic and so clean lesson.
Thank you Bjorn!
and you gotta love " ze zolo drill"😄

[@aanathan0]

Bjorn! Do a video about your HEMA history, where you started..etc. Thanks buddy! =D

My history...what you want to know?

[@aanathan0]

@ How you got started in HEMA, how many years have you done it? Where did you get those big muscles? Just more about you. The audience wants to know more. =)

[@bigtree1138]

Thank you for these. I enjoy your videos very much

[@jmconradie_VARIETY_playlists]

Thanks, this is great. For immediate incorporation into my Saxon Stories!

[@mazoo1992]

Thank you for your effort putting on introduce Meyer to the world!

[@valandil7454]

A perfect demonstration thanks 🙂

[@user-zz9if7rj1x]

thank you very much

[@tomaspabon2484]

This is great info, me and the boys have a pike-and-shot battle later today and ill be sure to use this.

[@sergiopescador81]

soon we will need these skills

[@WelcomeToHelljosun]

Thanks Thanks!

[@AGermanFencer]

* still triggered by "stuck=piece" translation in the (externally) translated text * :D
Great work. Keep it up! :)

[@Davlavi]

very cool.

[@alterschwede12]

Was ist das für Musik?

[@florianamann7978]

Grandios, kann man direkt so selbst trainieren!

[@lostmarimo]

Very nice

[@kodain]

For the initial cut/block, do you go edge on edge, or do you angle slightly to avoid that? It looks like edge on edge, but just want to make sure. Thank you!

In this case...yes, edge on edge ;)

[@victorlui5955]

🖤🍻🍺

[@tobiasinness9719]

Where did you get your pants

[@elshebactm6769]

🤠👍🏿

[@Mephiston1984LoD]

🙂

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