Italian rapier
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Sparring highlights!
Starring 2 guys from BŠS and 3 guys from Žoldnieri, Bratislava.
Most of our rapier studies are centered around Salvator Fabris - one of the true geniuses of fencing whose unique style and approach we're trying to recreate. Hopefully one day we'll be able to do that to the fullest. Until then - practice, practice, practice.
The video is fairly long but it's 1,5hours of continuous sparring down to a few highlights. Thanks for watching!
Weapons used:
Regeneyi long rapier
Hanwei 43"
Custom with hanwei 43" blades
All weigh ca 1.2kg
Daggers - custom makers from Slovakia
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The intro pictures and music went perfectly together. Such beautiful terror.
It’s so sad that we had some OF the best schools and masters of striscia and now in Italy noone knows about Salvatore Fabris or Nicoletto Giganti. Anyway good job :)
Lots of people in Italy still know and practice this
Reminds me of how some sort of arachnid might fight.
I was thinking Dr Zoidburg. woob woob woob woob
More like a crab lol. Destreza is so much more visually appealing, IMHO. No offense, it is what it is.
Oh my, this is so great! This is made mostly of epic moments only! Eight minutes of epic moments!
Thanks :)
@@MartinFabian Brilliant Video, it really demonstrates how rapier fencing may have happened in days past!
Fantastic!
+john lee Thanks!
Beautiful!
Awesome display!
Nice. Those low stances, shown at the beginning of the vid, look really interesting.
Is it just me or did they use bonettas defense without considering any rocky terrain?
I would be interested to see a video on what rapiers you prefer and why.
Very enjoyable and inspiring video.. Prost..
David vanVeen thank you very much David!
Good sparrin video. What is the beautiful music that sounds in the background eh en you are sparring.
+JNC5297 Thank you! Music: W.A. Mozart - Requiem Dies Irae, Franz Schubert German Dance Nº 1 In C Major and Vivaldi- The Four Seasons- Fall- Allegro 2
me duelen las lumbares de ver las ilustraciones
Nice work
Nice.👍
I enjoyed watching this video. I noticed that the main sword was dropped a few times during the sparring match. I'm new to rapier fencing. Would someone, please, enlighten me if there is a deduction in point scoring for dropping the sword?
Thanks.
Hi Tyrone, this depends on individual tournament/league/federation rules. In our rules you may be given a penalty/warning or if the loss is a result of an action, the disarmer may score a point for disarming.
Usually, like in this video it happens because of two reasons (and is very seldom). When someone attacks and the thrust is too powerful, sometimes people let the sword go in order not to break the blade and not to inflict too much damage with excessive force. Other reason is just bad wrist alignment like 5:02 or 6:40.
Martin Fabian Thank you for the explanation. Best wishes.
La ropera mi espada favorita después de la europea doblemano.
very nice fencing. Do leg hits not count? I see you're not wearing leg protection
Hi, in most rulesets I fought yes. Some rulesets prioritize other targets over legs but they are usually a valid target.
@@MartinFabian Just wondering, are there ever cross-discipline/open sword events? E.g longsword v rapier
@@foyfoy9440 Yes, but usually as a part of practice. It's quite seldom there's an open weapon tournament.
05:00 bro was like🤚😐
That's basket ball how I like it. Da capo!
a lot of the stances are from marcelli rather than fabris
I figured fabris would be less lungy.
Italian fencers used to be nude? It terrorizes my bird!
spanish start this first,