SAF - Understanding the Bind
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In collaboration between the Sala d'Arme del Folle and Keith Farrell, this video presents an understanding of Winden in the bind and the roles played by Fuhlen, understanding hard and soft, and reading the distance correctly to apply the Drei Wunder.
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ASD Sala d'Arme del Folle
Scherma Storica Torino
HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts)
Website: www.saladarmedelfolle.it
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this is exactly the kind of HEMA guide needed to help those who dont have a school and grow the community, love to see it!
We used to make a lot of videos in the past..... However, free time is exactly what we lack nowadays XD
When you're watching HEMA videos and suddenly you hear your top boi vivaldi shining through
(La follia)
We are Fools ;)
This is excellent, chaps!
Both as a concise and well presented lesson on the mechanics, and also a slickly produced and professional piece of video.
The HEMA-sphere needs more content like this!
Good work guys! Keep it up!
:* grazie Fede!
"the sawses talk aboot being …" I love keith's accent
great vid too ;)
Awesome content, well explained and great production quality! Love it!
(One small critique: do not wear completely black clothing if you demonstrate techniques in a rather dark room. It makes it quite difficult to see the fencer.)
Thanks! Yes, the upcoming video will be with a white background.... but for Keith we needed a beautiful location ;)
I hope there are plans for more of these. It is one of the few videos I consider required viewing for my club!
Yes, we just need time but a new video is going to arrive soon ;)
Congratz from Ochs to this masterpiece.
This will optimize our Training!
Thanks so much! Working with our great friend Keith is always a pleasure. And it is a pleasure it will be useful!
Excellent video
Great video. I felt I learned a lot from the detailed text instructions.
AWESOMEEEEEEE AND HIGH QUALITY!
Excellent video! Thank you :)
Excellent production, material, and presentation
Linked via Keith and FB, now subbed. Lovely video full of ideas and information and great locations/photography.
SO good,hope more!
More to come ;) stay tuned
This is incredible, most excellent!
Itty bitty: the winden into the schnitt with a hard bind -- might it be better to take the sword to the other side of the opponent's neck as shown in the Zwerch section?
Excellent video presentation!
You deserve more views and subs. Keep up the good work !
Thanks so much! we also need more time to shoot other videos :D but soon a new one will arrive!
Great video and some really amazing settings for fencing.
Nice guys, like the way you explain, the way you showing example slowly as well as the way showing the video from 2D side and another video showing from the perspective of the fencer, thumbs up 👍👍👍, hope keep it up more videos for us to learn and understand the art 😊
Also may i know,
1. What is the name of the sword/feder you guys are using?
2. From where did you guys buy it? If it is not troublesome, would you guys share the link of those swords?
Thank you and really appreciate it 😊
Thank you very much. Hopefully we will be able to film some new videos in the future. However, free time is exactly what we lack XD
Regarding the swords, at the time of the video, we had a Regenyei and a Kvetun (both standard federschwerts).
Thanks again ;)
@@SaladArmedelFolle
@Sala d'Arme del Folle
No problem as long there will be a video 😆
I forgot to mentioned to you that on 2:37 minute, I saw both of you are holding a sword like shape, is that a an actual feder or a feder that is designed with the shape of a sword? What is their name/brand? ☺️
not quite sure about this but at 5:03 you stated something about a “haw“. were you referring to the german word hau which means strike? Not an expert in swordfighting but german native speaker...
Yes exactly. In the german manuals we often find either Haw or Hau. Sometimes even Hauw :)
Hello guys!
I didn't really understand, why this ochs is soft? He controlls blue fully. 11:41
Hi! Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately it is not so easy to make everything 3 dimensional :) but if you pay attention you can see that the tip of my blade is off-line, not centered towards Keith's face but rather on the side. This makes the binding soft.
Does Orthodox and southpaw stance have a name in Longsword fighting? And also, are there any attacks or parry's that work particularly well when in Orthodox vs Southpaw opposed to Orthodox vs Orthodox?
If you know of a video or of something I can read more on to put me in the right direction feel free to link me.
Hi! What do you mean with "orthodox and southpaw"?
@@SaladArmedelFolle Orthodox - Lead foot is left foot. Southpaw - Lead foot is right foot.
@@rf2642 Hi! thanks for your clarification. In historical fencing is simply left guard and right guard :) Then every author gives different names to guards related to the position of both sword and feet.
In longsword, regarding Liechtenauer, we have the Vier Leger: Vom Tag with left foot or right foot, Pflugh with left foot or right foot, Ochse with left foot or right foot, Alber with left foot or right foot and many other secondary guards.
To stay with left foot or right foot forward gives you many more options with cuts and thrusts and you're also able to "invite" your opponent to strike you where you want. If you always stay with right foot forward you have less options, at least with the longsword :)
I swear half of the reason I study HEMA is to one day fence at awesome locations like these lol
you should come and visit Italy :) Piedmont in particular!
@@SaladArmedelFolle oh gosh that would be an absolute dream. If I ever get the opportunity I’d love to train with you!
which training swords are these?
They are made by Malleus Martialis in Italy. They're good to show techniques but bot to spar :)