How the heck does someone even get involved in this? I’ve gone 36 years without knowing this type of combat exists until now.. I’m so curious about this.. who wakes up one day and decides they want to full contact fight with medieval armor and weaponry? Who would you practice with? How would you meet enough people involved to host an event like this? It reminds me of bobsledding in the sense that it seems like an impossible hobby to enter into.. but it’s definitely awesome and im very curious about how protective the gear is and how sturdy/heavy duty the weapons are.. I mean, knights actually died fighting like this so there has to be some type of regulations (obviously).. but what are they?
10k in kit and the most effective starts are leaning on tired dudes and kicking legs out ... No one goes down to weapon strikes . This is just wrestling in full plate in sand .
Yeah true, but I think the weapon strikes must be effective in hurting and distracting, their heads are being rocked back by the blows, knocking the opponent down to the ground before the kill would have been used a lot back in the day with full armour, the difference is they would have been jamming a dagger through the gaps of the armour to kill.
@@banan1788 Nah, it's how it is if you intentionally ban any weapon that can deal with armoured opponents. They have to do that for safety reasons but it does make the sport(?) kind of boring.
@DouchebagDex I think its fun, it doesn't take away from. Entertainment value, as long as there is fanfare and the knights play to make a good show out of it and not just going hog wild. it makes for a crazy Renaissance show. Say you just bought some mutton and a large mug of ale or mead lol. This is the closest you'll get to the highest form of medieval combat. It was often slow and drawn out if both opponents respected each other. Exhaustion from lack of oxygen is also a reason why. Now less armored combat is much of the opposite although it's still skill that matters.
@@chilevoltereta hola! A lo largo de todo el mundo, hasta en Chile! España, Francia, Alemania, EEUU, Rusia, Ucrania, Polonia, Finlandia, UK, Mexico, Argentina, etc...
Lots of dumb comments from people who don’t understand how hard it is to fell a big dude covered in steel, hint, they didn’t call it judo, they did carry roundel daggers, only very rich people got armor.
@@Themedievalthings in Nijmegen, Netherlands permanently, originally from Ukraine, 27 y.o. 6 feet, 180 pounds, no experience but easily and often using two handed chopping axe/hammer/forged crowbar by any hand from an age of 14
There is a good team called Lions of Steel in the Netherlands. They participate in international tournaments. I bet they would like an additional strong fighter. @@cptnTopNoodle
The weapons are not sharp there’s rules on the thickness allowed. There are definitely mild injuries. Thrusting with weapons has been disallowed from the sport as it can cause serious injury or kill someone. It still definitely hurts a LOT to get hit by one of the weapons especially by someone trained.
@@markneillmusic9082 I was watching a video from some athletes and one of them said for his helm it has worked because he had no concussion yet. I was wondering if the concussions were common or something?
They're common enough for most events to at least have a few of them, but not common enough that EVERY contestant will experience them. @@perseusarkouda
@@jamesbaggett7223 ive got a few more years on you...im 62. I would still like to try it though...just know i would probably hyperventilate and pass out. :)
I'm of the opposite opinion. I feel like larger lists offer more dynamic fights in the field and away from the list, where formations and team tactics are more important and getting outflanked and having an enemy in the backfield is a major threat. I understand where you are coming from though, sometimes lists do get ridiculously large and it turns into a match where everyone is walking from point a to point b and back again just to make it to a fight. Probably a good middleground for list sizes that allow for both realities.
@@MrDevelopTV List as in the arena they're fighting in. Ideally it'd be tabletop as well, because everything I've seen recently seems to agree that tabletop is better than the alternatives.
@Themedievalthings i studied at the royal armories , part of the European medieval combat guild, using various weaopns. Have done many martial arts over the years and also boxing. Indeed in a real life situation its much more sloppy, but tbh it seems like every video i see of proper combat is like there is next ro no skill being used
When i have the free time i will, i also make longbows too, the single handed sword amd shield fighting techniques are actually lost to history, the only surviving of any such techniques are only found in documents concerning sword and buckler fencing or very few containing targe and claymore. The longsword and great sword were heavily recorded with diagrams depicting technique execution etc.
It’s called a “Samson” which is a modified version of the “Frogmouth” a helmet that was predominantly used for jousting. The eye slit was angled to prevent the knight from getting splinters from his lance in his eyes. The Samson is less angled to allow the wearer to see more directly in front of them.
Remove that '' You triped hihi! '' rule and you might have something. I mean, if you manage to trow him on the ground you already have an advantage to beat him into submission. But that ridiculous ''judo'' move is dissapointing af. why bother carry a weapon if you re just tackling people...i cant be the only one who hate this.
@@hughgrection7246 oh god, you are funny AF, i really really wanna see, how someone like you will try to grip Bru and his famous halberd with just your hands, that will be one hell of a show to watch xDD
Because this is a sport and not a duel to the death. I typically fight with a mace and buckler but there’s constraints on the weight of a mace. Plate armor is very good against blades but maces were originally designed to shatter the bones beneath it…at the same time you don’t want to maim or cripple your opponents in this sport.
Rules need to be changed big time . 1: No clinching allowed . Period . Ever . Under any circumstances. 2: Fallen fighters must verbally submit or signal submission by some predetermined visual signal 3: the wooden lists need to be replaced with a cage so the "fighters" can't lean on them . 4: Axes and maces should be mandatory .
1. Grappling has always been part of combat especially armored combat 2. You’re face down in mud with three other people fighting over you, no one can hear you and you can’t move. 3. Why? How could someone get in or out quickly in an emergency? 4. They’re not trying to kill each other, get a grip.
Such a savage age in mankind but props to these guys for bringing it back to life it’s amazing to watch the brutality of the art of war.
How the heck does someone even get involved in this? I’ve gone 36 years without knowing this type of combat exists until now.. I’m so curious about this.. who wakes up one day and decides they want to full contact fight with medieval armor and weaponry? Who would you practice with? How would you meet enough people involved to host an event like this? It reminds me of bobsledding in the sense that it seems like an impossible hobby to enter into.. but it’s definitely awesome and im very curious about how protective the gear is and how sturdy/heavy duty the weapons are.. I mean, knights actually died fighting like this so there has to be some type of regulations (obviously).. but what are they?
You can enter, just tell me where are you from and i will point where to look
@@ThemedievalthingsMichigan
you cant use hammers that penetrate the armor and you cant use stab attack
The sport is called buhurt I think, I just found this to
no bruises were made is the creation of this film. 😅
I want to see Eddie Hall doing this :D
Lol that goon knight had two dudes in a headlock throwing them down while being hit by two people, impressive!
This shit is pretty wild.
7:15 that was badass
10k in kit and the most effective starts are leaning on tired dudes and kicking legs out ... No one goes down to weapon strikes . This is just wrestling in full plate in sand .
back then if you fall your dead anyways
Yeah true, but I think the weapon strikes must be effective in hurting and distracting, their heads are being rocked back by the blows, knocking the opponent down to the ground before the kill would have been used a lot back in the day with full armour, the difference is they would have been jamming a dagger through the gaps of the armour to kill.
That's how it was
@@banan1788 Nah, it's how it is if you intentionally ban any weapon that can deal with armoured opponents.
They have to do that for safety reasons but it does make the sport(?) kind of boring.
@DouchebagDex I think its fun, it doesn't take away from. Entertainment value, as long as there is fanfare and the knights play to make a good show out of it and not just going hog wild. it makes for a crazy Renaissance show. Say you just bought some mutton and a large mug of ale or mead lol. This is the closest you'll get to the highest form of medieval combat. It was often slow and drawn out if both opponents respected each other. Exhaustion from lack of oxygen is also a reason why. Now less armored combat is much of the opposite although it's still skill that matters.
AS A PORTUGUESE I FELL BAD FOR PORTUGAL TEAM
Кращий спорт. Сам в цим займаюсь.💪💪💪🦅🦅🦅👍👍👍
де?
And would win,
A third-tier ice hockey team from Canada
Would love to see that
Jesus Christ be praised!
Hardcore brutal savage
Any idea where I can keep up to date with buhurt? Wanna see where live events happen at
My Instagram for example
Where do you live? There may be a team NEAR YOU
Armored combat sports website
@@PorridgeStall CO baby💪
Now imagine that forest 🌳 behind filled with Real Medival Fighters about 1000 running towards you??? Now that would not be good...
Unless you had a machine gun or tank
@stephenelliott1135 Nope no guns no tanks, only bows arrows swords knives shields
first clip i thought 3v1's weren't allowed?
16:19 mad music drops in :D
i prefer the version with farm implements (non-mechanised)
damn good video
thanks mate!
En donde se efectyan edtos eventos. ??? ¿En europa? ¿En que fecha del año?
@@chilevoltereta hola! A lo largo de todo el mundo, hasta en Chile! España, Francia, Alemania, EEUU, Rusia, Ucrania, Polonia, Finlandia, UK, Mexico, Argentina, etc...
Lots of dumb comments from people who don’t understand how hard it is to fell a big dude covered in steel, hint, they didn’t call it judo, they did carry roundel daggers, only very rich people got armor.
How to take part in any of this? Who'd need a novice for their clan? :D I heard there will be mxican championship next year.
Depends, where are you from?
@@Themedievalthings in Nijmegen, Netherlands permanently, originally from Ukraine, 27 y.o. 6 feet, 180 pounds, no experience but easily and often using two handed chopping axe/hammer/forged crowbar by any hand from an age of 14
There is a good team called Lions of Steel in the Netherlands. They participate in international tournaments. I bet they would like an additional strong fighter. @@cptnTopNoodle
I have some questions...
Are the weapons sharp?
Are there mild or serious injuries?
The weapons are not sharp there’s rules on the thickness allowed. There are definitely mild injuries. Thrusting with weapons has been disallowed from the sport as it can cause serious injury or kill someone. It still definitely hurts a LOT to get hit by one of the weapons especially by someone trained.
@@markneillmusic9082 I was watching a video from some athletes and one of them said for his helm it has worked because he had no concussion yet. I was wondering if the concussions were common or something?
They're common enough for most events to at least have a few of them, but not common enough that EVERY contestant will experience them. @@perseusarkouda
Don't take a short sword to an axe fight !
Goodness, I would love to try this, but my old ass would probably get hurt.
Don't count yourself out just yet. I bet you still got some fight in you😉👍
I’m 37 and just got started in it this year. It’s a blast
@@jamesbaggett7223 ive got a few more years on you...im 62. I would still like to try it though...just know i would probably hyperventilate and pass out. :)
wow !!! 😮😮😮
BRO how do you not have more subscribers? I’ll help you do it!
Thanks mate! IDK life is life
Nice
ah yes, 26:40 my glorious moment 🤣🤣🤣
Was that you getting battered?
exactly! 😁😆@@stuart207
What countries were playing @ 12:00? Absolute brutality
France, Martel, Spain, Sala Carranza
@@Themedievalthings Fantastic coverage! Love it
👍🏻
I'm game
How do we participate in sports like this?
You should get in touch with one team, where are you from?
@@Themedievalthings uk, midlands. Ive seen some team which do actinf battles but nothing this brutal
@@ferhatovic86 search for white company medieval, armored combat gloucester aberdeen armored combat i guess id the name, three towers....
I’m guessing snatch singles are against the rules…?
Is that Spain? Anyone knows the name of the region?
Spain, castilla la mancha, cuenca, Belmonte
I don’t like the kilometer long list 😂🤷♂️ even though I’m a runner, it’s little bit outdated
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@@Themedievalthings like 3:35 u know? when the list is so big and you have to walk for a minute to be able to hit the enemy 😆
I'm of the opposite opinion. I feel like larger lists offer more dynamic fights in the field and away from the list, where formations and team tactics are more important and getting outflanked and having an enemy in the backfield is a major threat. I understand where you are coming from though, sometimes lists do get ridiculously large and it turns into a match where everyone is walking from point a to point b and back again just to make it to a fight. Probably a good middleground for list sizes that allow for both realities.
@@parkerbettinson2797what exactly is a list in the context you’re using it?
@@MrDevelopTV List as in the arena they're fighting in. Ideally it'd be tabletop as well, because everything I've seen recently seems to agree that tabletop is better than the alternatives.
you could just used wooden shaped weapons you know lol if you ask me they are riot police lol theres no medieval formations whatsoever
@@taijutsu2110 not funny enough
I love this but i will say not one person seems to be able to actually use a medieval weapon correctly?
Define correctly? A duelist manual? Its like the correct way to use any tool, tools vs reality
@Themedievalthings i studied at the royal armories , part of the European medieval combat guild, using various weaopns. Have done many martial arts over the years and also boxing.
Indeed in a real life situation its much more sloppy, but tbh it seems like every video i see of proper combat is like there is next ro no skill being used
With lots of repetition and dualing the correct techniques will and do work, in martial arts and also medieval weapons dueling
@@williammarshall12345 then you should make a video of the proper wielding of any weapon into a battle?
When i have the free time i will, i also make longbows too, the single handed sword amd shield fighting techniques are actually lost to history, the only surviving of any such techniques are only found in documents concerning sword and buckler fencing or very few containing targe and claymore. The longsword and great sword were heavily recorded with diagrams depicting technique execution etc.
Can someone tell me the helmet in the thumbnail?
Its a frog helm or a chivalry helm
It’s called a “Samson” which is a modified version of the “Frogmouth” a helmet that was predominantly used for jousting. The eye slit was angled to prevent the knight from getting splinters from his lance in his eyes. The Samson is less angled to allow the wearer to see more directly in front of them.
Remove that '' You triped hihi! '' rule and you might have something. I mean, if you manage to trow him on the ground you already have an advantage to beat him into submission. But that ridiculous ''judo'' move is dissapointing af. why bother carry a weapon if you re just tackling people...i cant be the only one who hate this.
It's dumb , and makes this look silly AF . I mean why bother carrying anything , just use you hands for grips so you can actually judo .
@@hughgrection7246Because the weapons fuckin hurt thats why, i dont see judo giving people injuries nor broken bones at times
@@hughgrection7246 oh god, you are funny AF, i really really wanna see, how someone like you will try to grip Bru and his famous halberd with just your hands, that will be one hell of a show to watch xDD
Какой смысл в этом ? одеть доспехи и бить палкой ? Так может интереснее построить танк и стрелять бумагой ))))
Батл на выносливость . Надень бронтчик и посмотрим как ты в нем будешь шевелиться :)
Drop me in there as a future warrior w/ .300BLK
Very odd comment… you need to get your psyche checked…
They do realize they could use maces and hammers right? 🤷 why r they smashing with their swords? Never liked that part about Buhurt lmao 🤣 Hulk smash
Maces are controlled to avoid injuries
You do realise their not trying to maim or kill eachother?
They aren't fighting to the death lol
Because this is a sport and not a duel to the death. I typically fight with a mace and buckler but there’s constraints on the weight of a mace. Plate armor is very good against blades but maces were originally designed to shatter the bones beneath it…at the same time you don’t want to maim or cripple your opponents in this sport.
Maces flails and spikies are not allowed
Rules need to be changed big time .
1: No clinching allowed . Period . Ever . Under any circumstances.
2: Fallen fighters must verbally submit or signal submission by some predetermined visual signal
3: the wooden lists need to be replaced with a cage so the "fighters" can't lean on them .
4: Axes and maces should be mandatory .
Maybe
The only one of these I agree with is people shouldn't be allowed to lean on the posts.
Your rules will buy you time but eventually you will need to word them differently to better control for your ideals.
Clinging and grabbling was very much a part of armor-on-armor battlefield fighting
1. Grappling has always been part of combat especially armored combat
2. You’re face down in mud with three other people fighting over you, no one can hear you and you can’t move.
3. Why? How could someone get in or out quickly in an emergency?
4. They’re not trying to kill each other, get a grip.
These guys have 0 defence. They dont even attempt it.
Thats the armor for hahaha
@@Themedievalthings i feel you could capitalize with some defensive manouvers to unbalance your foe, and maybe recive less blunt force yourself?
@@BoxerDriverWelderLoverthey just built different
@@BoxerDriverWelderLovergo try it dude, let us know how that goes.
@@johnracine4589 would if i could. There is nothing like this in my country.
драка конечно брутальный спорт, бокс или Флорентийский кальчо для девочек
English?