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You can read the instructions. Does that mean you can do it? Of course not. You must do it. Sparring can only gain so much before poor habits develop from the Game that is sparring. Can you actually fight? Do you know the real feeling of fighting? How can you gain that feeling? Have you ever faced a real blade in real life? It is not like sparring. I mean no insult, I’m sure you are skilled. But we all need to consider these questions

Vielen Dank.

thank you so much i made a view shields with normal planks its more of a tournament shield, its only to look great. but it was like 7 kg so not very useful in combat. now i will try to make this shield. thank you for showing the steps you are great.

"no one used this weapon because you'd hurt yourself"

Thanks for the video.

A Ton Puey LVD Masterclass.

Wow, some decent bouts, a pleasant surprise

Nice review, Stephan. I'm looking to buy the same (different colours 😄), including the Plastron. Btw, I have not hated the word "capacity" more than I do now... it hits to close for comfort. 😅 But seriously, I'll check the dimensions carefully, no point to have a jacket that inhibits your arm movement in sidesword (or any other HEMA weapons).

Or you could just wear armor

Tech starts around the 13m mark.

A real life water-dancer! A very good teacher.

What gloves are those? we both have the kveton 1 sidesword, and hand hits hurt a good bit. Thanks for the videos :)

The double tempo parry then repost is definitely the easier learned and preformed action, but I can see the countratempo definitely has its use, if you can nail the timing or surprise your opponent.

Cool video! In my experience shield and spear over power spear as long as rules allow throws. (Huge fan of the channel!)

Centaur knight on preview?

This is amazing! Thanks for the tipp, I'm gonna test that right away!

When the final boss in the music is actually your own weapon

Is there any connection with the sword dances that had been practiced for a long time ?

Better if he had a bigger shield. As well as being more aggressive and grapple.

Complimenti pronouncing Italiano as you do is harder than learning historical fencing;) for a sword in armonic metal shorter but not a 1500 Spanish rapier, more like a 1400stocco... advices? Compliments too for the postures composure for a 20yo martial artist

It's the last part of the First Assault, right?

Thank you for this!

Did you ever publish a video about the later Bolognese sources/masters?

Very nice.

I wish i could wield a sword but im too young :(

Another excellent video, I'm loving your sidesword collection. Thank you!

Thank you for this fabulous series!!

Using music from the Witcher as a background was a perfect choice. 😊

Very good practising concept, a partener is not our enemy. We often forget.

Good start. Will be back for more. Cheers!

Lovely video, as always. 👍 Have you ever done cutting practice? And if yes, did you found yourself being held back by your conditioning to stop the cut before hitting your partner (target)? If you haven't done cutting with sharps, I'm still curious on your take on this. I just want to know how compatible cutting with sharps and training with people are from the perspective of conditioning the cut.

I am not dead (yet), just moving houses, finishing my dissertation, etc.^^ RUclips therefore is a lower priority at the moment. You can however still train weekly with me over on www.patreon.com/SchildwachePotsdam Thanks for all the support - I really appreciate it!

Martin: what sidesword are you using in these videos? Also, could you provide a link to it?

Do you know Thai two swords? (Thai Dab song muea)

I may be wrong i have scoliosis and it looks like you do too am i correct in saying this?

Ich klatsch mir das auf die "Später ansehen" liste und guck alles am Wochenende durch. +Notizen machen👍👍📈

Hello! May I ask if this video continues somewhere (on yt i can see 3.25 min) ? Its an interesting topic :) Thanks in advance!

i'm so proud of the pringles man for coming out and pursuing his love of swordplay. happy pride month everyone

I noticed in Zulu stick fighting, a vertical stick protrudes substantialy above and below the small hide shield and guards agaist high and low cuts over and under the shield--without the impaired visibility of a larger shield. The fighting stick is a light fast club used like a cutting sword. It would be interesting to see if the addition of a vertical stick to a buckler would be an advantage!

We did a 6 week crash course on dual wielding swords at our club. It was actually pretty good. Achille marozzo chapter 77. Not so much similar to sword and dagger as you might suspect.

shield guy was smaller and less aggresive

This would be very interesting to spar with

To be absolutely fair and forthright. . .this is where you would seperate the traditionailst from the maximalist: the Spearman could have won IF he was ambidextrous in their training to be able to switch hands for this one match🃏

That was B E A utiful! Nicely done🃏👍👍

Shield is for decorative purposes in this example🃏 Learn to parry and deflect while YES rushing your opponent to take away the reach advantage . . .or stand there and be a pincushion 🃏🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣✌️

Why is this so oddly sensual

Thank you for the lovely sword short! What sword are you using in this video?

Nicely done and well showcased!

It seems like there aren't a ton of budget options for Sideswords, even less so available in America It would be nice to see a video on good choices for different levels of Sidesword

I'm definitely a fan of your perspective on using the "wrapping strike" as I know it to circumvent the static defense of the first ward. I had been under the impression that if the Scholar (shown attacking on that page) begins from the Half-Shield counterward as shown, the options to pass the Priest's static defense are fairly limited to thrusts, feinting into a cut with the false edge of the blade, or perhaps the Sturzhau. Having done some reenacting with the sword and shield, I'm aware of the wrapping strike's ability to slip past a static guard as it accomplishes this exceedingly well. I would venture a guess and suggest that considering the previous image, the priest, as a response to the Scholar's on-side strike, turns his buckler to parry to the outside. I suspect this is accomplished by the scholar feinting an oberhau that he turns into an unterhau but I suspect that my own theory would require some testing with a sparring partner to see if it can actually be done.