Видео

Thank you for this videos. I'm a student of your student.

I was reading Psalm 91 and it talks about God being our buckler, so I am looking info about it. Thanks for the video.

So basically, this style of stuck fighting has similar moves to boxing? Love the TH btw..👍👍

Good movement suggestions, but an improfessional attitude. Don't screw around with a fighting system.

Hello, how are you? I'm a complete beginner at HEMA, I'm starting with Fiori's book, I would like to thank you for the video, it helped me a lot. Do you have any tips on how I can understand and learn the techniques in the book? I don't understand how to correctly do some moves, postures, etc.

It’s a double edge sword, it’s symmetrical other than the cant on the pommel, all one has to do is rotate it and it can be held in either left or right hand

You kept raising your elbows

The fact that you're doing all of that in a leather jacket is impressive.

That's quite a long guige!

Decided to make my own guige based off of this, incredibly useful! Thanks so much dude sick video

A sword was usually the weapon of chieftains and elite warriors. Recognizable figures among their clans. Even large-scale battles outside of warband skirmishes, they might have not needed shields to identify themselves, along with their swords and armor making them stand out. You could also wear a hauberk over a linen shirt and a tunic with embroidery signifying your faction over the hauberk, not too dissimilar to knights in surcoats. Going without shields also gives you a lot more freedom of movement. And the more freedom and room a sword has, the more dangerous they are.

You look like you smoke a pipe

I love how your technique is basically the "irish bat'leh" technique, which I appreciate. The beauty being where every defensive posture is also potentially an offensive strike, and visa-versa. Of course this is true of most effective stick-type weapons. Much easier walking around with a shillelagh than a Bat'leh in public though haha, and way more useful when not employed defensively, as a 6'4" irishman with bad knees.

Capoferro says 7 guards exist, but only terza is a true guard, then only actually describes the first four with no further references to 5-7.

First lesson : Get really drunk!

And of course the best form of self defence is…don’t be there.

Just bought a Shillelagh from Ireland. This video has been useful. Thanks you an greatings from Tyneside England.

Camera fell but it was a great video nevertheless 😅.

how many ounces is that thing ? I live in COurtenay and train in Hema

4:56 my understanding is that complex hilted swords are after the hey day of the buckler because the fully enclosed swords (like your Cromwell back sword) essentially did much of the hand protection your buckler did for you.

At 7:17 you could use the feral end on the way back up to shield and elbow strike using the knob, then open the are for a second fast strike with the center of the stick.

Watch this (speculative) video... it sounds good, it looks good, it feels good... always wondered about the pommel of my viking sword getting in the way... ruclips.net/video/ZesibcVzSrQ/видео.html

Great video, well done. What is the length and weight of YOUR stick please?

I prefer shorter swords because goblins live in caves. 😉

Bro only fight you have been in is with you 12 year old sister and she whooped your ass and wiped the floor with yiu after she turned you into a mop with your walking stick

I have no problem seeing 80 yrs old irish hopping around with the stick like 13 yrs old foil fencer.

Isn't shillelagh a noun? Is it appropriate to say I shillelaghed someone?

For EVERYONE With An Interest In Viking Age And Medieval Swords They MUST SEE Peter Johnsson's '' THE VIKING SWORD WHAT IT WAS AND WAS NOT'' This Video Should Go VIRAL !!! But Read The Newest Comments First To REALLY Understand.

I notice you don’t use the weighted end for any stricks

Thanks for this, I'm drawing a fight scene in a comic with a buckler and I was wondering how the character would have it on before the fight.

Ha , uses a twig , go home

woo!

this is great!

this is so great! thank you

Amigo, haces muy buenos videos, sigue así

Thanks for this video. I very much liked the method you demonstrate after 4:00

Canada is retarded.

This was exactly what I needed. Very helpful

i notice yur buckler is concave. and looks like you train with it.

a reasonable video though you are hardly audible might help to get a better mic :)

Laughing as I research the shillelagh via google ... from my pc in Campbell River.

As a Canadian Forces veteran? The Shillelagh adapts to bayonet fighting beautifully! Control distance with jabs and flicks. if needed? Disarm with snap attacks to the wrists. Look for a chance to club! Try it with your training some time! It will come very naturally! :)

Couldn't I just do the same thing with a Zucchini? You're funny!

Why am i here ?

Obviously never trained in proper stick fighing go and get some classes and come back ffs.

Blasphemead 😂👏, perfect. I'm pretty happy you used blueberry blossom honey, it's one of my absolute favourites. I have a specific black tea it pairs particularly well with so now I'm wondering what they'd be like together in a mead.

Kind of a shame it requires a buckle for readjustment. Maybe an adapted version of the slip strap that backpacks use for adjusting their arm holds could work towards streamlining adjustments in battle. Could use a small metal lever tool to assist with pulling the strap through the lock if need be, as well. The only downside would be having to source a leather strap long enough for it to work, and having to source the strap's lock as well, but I feel it may be worth testing.

I have a couple good hoods, one Viking age style I made myself and one quite small later medeival style one I got second-hand, both are super practical garments especially this time of year. I'm now making myself one that I can wear both as a hood and as a chaperon, with a pretty long liripipe since I do like a bit of fancy in my clothing

Learn to fight with your limbs before sticks my man

We do quite a lot of sparring with the quarterstaff, and its lots of fun.