Hey, great video with great duels and some sick actions! at 8:23 that faint to a leg cut, recover to a high parry and riposte was rly nice. Im not a fan of keeping your off hand on your hip. In my opinion it should work kinda like a tail. Also it looks like you're dueling in a really close distance but it just might be the camera placement. If i may suggest bending your knees a lil bit more. Having a lower centre of mass is always better, makes you faster and better balanced. I noticed that the guy in the long jacket and blue stripes has his right knee facing inwards. This might lead to an injury. Try keeping it facing forwards. To the fencer with the red pants. I beg of you get some shin guards. Keep up the good work and greetings from Poland :))
Love it, thank you for watching! Blue fencer is on the newer sides of things and we are still working on footwork. We have all asked Red Pants fencer to wear shin guards for almost 8 years now. We can only lead a horse to water 🙂
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Hey, great video with great duels and some sick actions! at 8:23 that faint to a leg cut, recover to a high parry and riposte was rly nice. Im not a fan of keeping your off hand on your hip. In my opinion it should work kinda like a tail. Also it looks like you're dueling in a really close distance but it just might be the camera placement. If i may suggest bending your knees a lil bit more. Having a lower centre of mass is always better, makes you faster and better balanced. I noticed that the guy in the long jacket and blue stripes has his right knee facing inwards. This might lead to an injury. Try keeping it facing forwards. To the fencer with the red pants. I beg of you get some shin guards. Keep up the good work and greetings from Poland :))
Love it, thank you for watching! Blue fencer is on the newer sides of things and we are still working on footwork. We have all asked Red Pants fencer to wear shin guards for almost 8 years now. We can only lead a horse to water 🙂