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How to prevent getting stabbed under the neck? My 9 year old was stabbed in the jaw under the mask.

Many thanks for this class. The follow along format with keywords is excellent - love it! From all of us far from an urban club - Thank you!

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I really enjoyed my 5 lessons with you guys. But I am now back in northern Alberta and wishing I had someone to practice with. Thanks to all the instructors, they were all very gracious.

it's interesting that you are teaching about Johannes Liechtenauer, but how about Joachim Meyer? I am mostly focus on his things, maybe a little bit about Fiore as well

Awesome sword, and socks! :)

Thanks Marla!

I like your mask in the wall, It is pretty beautiful

This film looks amazing

I’ve been so hyped for this film since I first saw the announcement trailer, and I’m also excited to hopefully be starting some lessons with you soon! Thanks for doing this giveaway.

I read the green knight for the first time last year, one of my favourite tales of the set we were given to read.

Movie tickets? I love the idea! It is on my to-watch list!

Looks like this will be a great movie to kick off going back to the cinemas since the pandemic started for myself

A great story and looks like a very exciting film. Will certainly be practicing at the hall in case any mystery knights show up to dinner.

We've decided to postpone the event until the fall so we can do this in person with spectators! Please keep sending in your ideas!

Happy birthday, Craig! I've submitted the survey as well, but I'd love to see you with a longsword face-off against a left-handed, longsword-wielding opponent in a variety of scenarios (defending, attacking, in the bind, etc!)

With regards to balance, where on your feet do you like to keep your weight? Personally, especially with the rotational movement involved in the hip engagement and leaf and triangle steps, I find that driving my weight through the ball of the foot is easier on the knees and the back.

Thanks for posting these videos, really excited to check you guys out when lockdown lifts!

Amazing! Your dedication, hard work and obvious love for the art are incredible!

Wow. You all did a great job.

Definitely more spacious. Looks very nice!

Matthew told me today that the hall is starting to look good. It is.

How old do you have to be to join?

It WAS useful, and very much appreciated! Great series!

One of my favorites when you add the sheet fold in there

That guy is too much cute ;' of course I ain't gay

Interesting- I can't wait for COVID to pass so I can give place a try!

Looks awesome! cant wait to come back

It’s beautiful! You’ve put so much into it, congratulations!

Looking good.

Looking great. I really can't wait to come back in!

Unfortunately, the sound in this one is really poor. The speaker is too far from the mic and the low volume plus echo makes it very, very difficult to understand.

Great work guys. Keep.them coming

They can't have my spear either lol!

Hahaha nice low tech solution to keep buckler on belt.

Oh damn look at all the flooring! Excited for when you guys open again

Makes me wish I still had access to a work shop.

Excellent idea. I shall have to make one myself. If you place a 12" disk in behind the arm and drill a series of holes around it's circumference you will be able to pin the arm at whatever angle you would like.

In hindsight, I probably should have tucked the strings from my hood inside. That's clearly an accident waiting to happen.

I was having trouble grasping this move, especially the offline version, but it seems I was just thinking too hard about.

Got my wooden practice sword in the mail! Going to start classes this weekend, thanks so much for posting these.

Many thanks for showing this, I will try it. Which sources is it based on, or is it an own interpretation? Does it work in full-speed sparring? If I may make one suggestion, it's perhaps good to tuck the elbows closer to the body in vom Tag so they don't get sniped :)

Very interested in your rules. I like the idea of encouraging defensive offense.

Literally all the plays from Fiores Longsword (except perhaps 1) start from the bind - so Fiore does not avoid it. Fiores plays are determined by the bind situation. The blade binds in the manual are symetrical and normally show the master with the left foot forward. These two are just facts. Now comes the pure opinion part. Fiore will just use his strikes after which there are two possibilities - you are dead, which is great or you are not in which case you are bound. The left foot forward to me implies that he will let you advance and prefers to counterstrike. Stepping with the strike which turns into a holy law with some people that do Liechtenauer seems not so important to him. Fiores blades seem to be slightly shorter than Feders or later longswords and he is a grappler these two factors actually make him what he is.

Second camera view starts at 3:30. : )

So if you wanted a reply you could at least name the folia you are referring to. Not that you have ever replied to anything written in the comments, all the while "inviting participation". Zornhau is 7r to 14r. Lehmstück is 184r and is explicitly not part of the Zornhau play. 4r and 4 v are counters to the Zornhau Ort. 5r does explicitly not mention any of the plays in 4 t or v so it is not the counter counter but simply the continuation from further displacement. Are you considering 5r the counter counter? Why? Everywhere else he explicity will mention that this is a counter to something ( look 4r and 4 v). If your bind happens in your weak angainst the middle of his blade all the winding in the world will not gain you an advantage. I consider this the irrefutable measure for the Zorn plays.

This dude looking spoiled...

Obligatory swordplay Dog.

i find einselstuck neither on wiktenauer nor on grimms deutsches wörterbuch, so in case it is your own creation and not a quote from a source might i suggest to use the german word Einzel. Altenatively if you want a historical word i would suggest to use Parat, which is used at the time of the Liechtenauer Gloss writers parat, f. m. n. in der älteren sprache, aufgenommen aus altfranz. barate, ital. barato, wahrscheinlich (durch griech. kaufleute) vom mgriech. πράττειν handeln, geschäfte machen, kniffe brauchen. Diez4 41. 1) mhd. parât, barât, wechsel, tausch, besonders betrügerischer tausch, täuschung, betrug, list, kniff, verstellung, falschheit (Lexer 2, 205 f.), frühnhd. ein parat (list) machen. Petr. 20b; mit worten treib er sein parat. Kalenberger 1557 Bobert.; der monnich auf die canzel trat und macht sein gleisznerisch parat. H. Sachs (1560) 4, 3, 83. vgl. partieren 2. 2) mhd. kunststück, posse, kurzweil (Lexer 2, 206); frühnhd. ein fechterkunststück (vergl. DWB parade 3): wenn die fechter ein preambl machen, darein sie alle sprüng und kunststück bringen, das heist man ein parat. Roth dict. (1571) M 1b; wenn er ein parat machet mit seinem ... schwert. städtechron. 10, 166, 8 (vom j. 1446); mit schirmen wer ich wol so glenk, das ich ein parat hin verhieb, das kein kandel am kandelpret plieb. fastn. sp. 252, 18;