HOW TO SWORD FIGHT with a CUTLASS AND KNIFE

In this episode we are working with a cutlass and knife. We are going to build up a sequence with the cutlass first, then we will add a knife to the action.
With the cutlass alone we will deal with cuts and thrusts. After working on that sequence, we will add a knife and use that as a secondary weapon for offence after defending with the cutlass.
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[@McKennaGrey]

this is genius for writing thank you so much!! very helpful!! :)

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I'm gald you enjoyed it.

[@Selkiesleeps]

This was really interesting! I’m watching this for writing and honestly? Really interesting thank you for this :D

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You can also send me an email. I have helped many authors choreograph fight scenes for their books.

[@scottmacgregor3444]

Posting so all your comments aren't bots. Nice video.

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Thanks, I really appreciate talking to a real person and not just bots!

[@VTSifuSteve]

One thing I especially like is that no matter what redbeard tries, greybeard always wins! --speaking as a greybeard myself. So similar to the basic concepts of Latosa Escrima, either with stick, or machete/bolo, or "Espada y Daga" (bolo and dagger). But then a great deal of Escrima was influenced by what Filipino sailers were taught when impressed into service on Spanish ships from the 16th, through the 19th centuries. Only difference, you are still too nice!

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Thanks. I think you are the first person to accuse me of being too nice to John. ;-)

[@tuerkefechi]

Good work 👍

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Thanks