This set up looks an awful lot like the elbow strike play from Codex Wallerstein. You have the element of him cutting a zwerchau with crossed arms (wallerstein takes it to the elbow off a high parry, but could absolutely be done off a zwerch to the head), falling onto the cut with the short edge (krumplike), and the duplieren to the left side of the head (wallerstein ausser mynn). Where this really differs is that countering of the duplieren by left fencer that wallerstein doesn't really get into.
I'd love to have this as an in-person convo, lots of nuance that could be lost here... but conveniently, I have a reference video that might be good enough. If you look here ruclips.net/video/cdF0Vj1WtAI/видео.htmlsi=Zjj4CZNg06OfSdJp&t=139: are we're talking about the transition from Plate 12-13, or are we talking after Plate 13? If it's the former then I disagree since that is specifically leaving the bind to go to the other side. If you're thinking it's the latter, like Plate 13 transitioning into Plate 15, then I totally agree. In fact, working through Mair's version here actually makes me want to go back and review/potentially revise my older interpretations here, because I think I have a better sense now how to refine some of the technical nuances (which is not surprising, this video is, yikes, from 14 years ago, and we've learned a lot more about movement options since then...!)
This is incredibly exciting. Can't wait to get a copy of this book.
Great video! Congratulations on the publishing!
What s that feder you have there on the intro?
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This set up looks an awful lot like the elbow strike play from Codex Wallerstein. You have the element of him cutting a zwerchau with crossed arms (wallerstein takes it to the elbow off a high parry, but could absolutely be done off a zwerch to the head), falling onto the cut with the short edge (krumplike), and the duplieren to the left side of the head (wallerstein ausser mynn). Where this really differs is that countering of the duplieren by left fencer that wallerstein doesn't really get into.
I'd love to have this as an in-person convo, lots of nuance that could be lost here... but conveniently, I have a reference video that might be good enough. If you look here ruclips.net/video/cdF0Vj1WtAI/видео.htmlsi=Zjj4CZNg06OfSdJp&t=139: are we're talking about the transition from Plate 12-13, or are we talking after Plate 13? If it's the former then I disagree since that is specifically leaving the bind to go to the other side. If you're thinking it's the latter, like Plate 13 transitioning into Plate 15, then I totally agree. In fact, working through Mair's version here actually makes me want to go back and review/potentially revise my older interpretations here, because I think I have a better sense now how to refine some of the technical nuances (which is not surprising, this video is, yikes, from 14 years ago, and we've learned a lot more about movement options since then...!)