Smallsword Sparring - Nick (AHF) vs Peter (INDES Graz)

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  • Опубликовано: 7 мар 2023
  • A smallsword bout at the Kings of the North 2023 event in the UK between Nick of AHF and Peter of INDES Graz.
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Комментарии • 24

  • @AcademyofHistoricalFencing
    @AcademyofHistoricalFencing Год назад +8

    Great fight, thanks for posting. It was great to finally meet you and good fun fencing.

  • @OliverJanseps
    @OliverJanseps Год назад +2

    I am proud to have been your background singer in this video 😁

  • @blackwhite5078
    @blackwhite5078 Год назад +4

    We need more videos bro 😎
    Keep on the good work.

  • @iantheduellist
    @iantheduellist 4 месяца назад +1

    Nick is a beast

  • @jasonjames9836
    @jasonjames9836 Год назад +2

    Awesome improvement in your smallsword fencing from when you first started! Very nice. You and Nick seem to be starting at a closer measure than I usually start at. At that range my preference, and that of some of the historical masters, is to try to keep the blades engaged and keep your line closed. This forces your opponent to have to do a disengage or coupe to find the open line to attack, which gives you a tempo to strike it. It also lets you attacks with transport and envelopment. Something to think about an play with. And, of course, much easier said than done against a high caliber fencer like Nick. Great video and fun to watch. Event seems like it was great. Did you fence smallsword against Fran?

    • @historyandsabre
      @historyandsabre  Год назад +2

      Thanks a lot, I appreciate it! Also, good to hear sb else sees some improvement as I'd like to think so too.
      As it happens, my regular sparring partner Max actually told me the same last night while fencing. He also said I prefer a relatively close distance in sabre, which I find interesting!
      Whatever the case may be, you make a very good point about how distance might change the dynamic here. Also, it was great fun to fence Nick and the event was super fun.
      Nope, I didn't fence Fran, might do that next time as I'll be back in 2024! Cheers!

  • @jf5078
    @jf5078 Год назад

    @History & Sabre - what smallsword sources do you work from?

  • @bobcat6803
    @bobcat6803 Год назад +1

    smallsword is fun and entertaining to watch. I also like this view more thn straight-on from the side.
    But i have a question. Do you really need all that equipment like mask overlay, knee guards and other.? for smallsword

    • @historyandsabre
      @historyandsabre  Год назад

      Hey there and thanks! To answer your question, no it is not. However, I mostly stay fully geared up in the sparring hall at events so I'm able to switch quickly between, say, a sabre and a smallsword bout. Otherwise, I'd take me ages to put protective gear on and off all the time. Cheers!

  • @jonathancollins9057
    @jonathancollins9057 10 месяцев назад

    If I may ask, what manual/resources are you basing your tactics and practice from? Coming from rapier and longsword it seems to find good treatises for smallsword is more challenging. I could not be looking in the right places.

    • @historyandsabre
      @historyandsabre  10 месяцев назад +1

      I dabble in Angelo's "School of Fencing", which is very close to earlier British Military Sabre, which I already practice.
      Honestly though, here I just mirrored what Nick was doing. The same was true in my recently uploaded bout against Oliver Janseps.
      This is not my usual stance and I'm still learning myself!
      Check out Angelo, it's quite accessible I find!

    • @jonathancollins9057
      @jonathancollins9057 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@historyandsabre many thanks! I shall look! 🙏🏻

    • @historyandsabre
      @historyandsabre  10 месяцев назад +2

      @@jonathancollins9057 In case you're confused - I'm referring to Domenico Angelo.

  • @dexterbelmain589
    @dexterbelmain589 Год назад +2

    Peter needs some pluderhosen. He looks positively underdressed 😂

  • @Vatoeter
    @Vatoeter Год назад +2

    Who took that video? The camera work is far worse then your usual stuff, you should fire that guy :D

    • @historyandsabre
      @historyandsabre  Год назад +1

      Must have been that red-haired fellow who always pops up in my videos. He clearly fences better than he films.

    • @OliverJanseps
      @OliverJanseps Год назад

      Ah, I had to pay my camera guy, that explains a lot 🤔😆