Fencing 101: Skills to Win: Circular 6, Parry 5 & Repost, The Stop Cut

[@user-lu9hq6jv4v]

Thanks, very much!

[@michaelspyrou1784]

nice work.thanks

[@rabenklang7]

Thank you! Very good explaination.

[@recsporteducation4594]

You bet. Thanks for supporting. It was one of my first videos but my best as it was at the time.

[@zxcvbnm6669]

thanks for the response

[@zxcvbnm6669]

nice video could you show us how the other parries relate to 4,6,7,and 8 parry?

[@recsporteducation4594]

Thanks zxcvbnm. Yes, I'd like to go into more comprehensive detail on circular parries for those four positions. I'm currently working on the next 5 videos, and will upload them soon. Keep watching in the next month for updates. And let me know if you have any other suggestions.

[@ebayrak]

What is the song at the start of the video?

[@recsporteducation4594]

It's a solo part off one of the Guns and Rose's songs. I dont remember which one right now. Thanks for the question.

[@ranjanarathod8910]

When you definding you should have to do parrie but you not do parrie when you are going back for defend

[@recsporteducation4594]

I may need more clarification regarding what part you're talking about. But I believe your suggestion wasn't necessary for the instruction taking place. It's better to simplify instruction to one or two elements when giving a video demonstration. This is so that time can be spent teaching what we need to teach to the best of our ability, and not confusing anyone with extra content that might interfere with the element being talked about. Thank you for your thought.

[@rabenklang7]

why not?

[@rabenklang7]

@Daniel Hili ok, that makes sense. I only fenced epeé.

[@jhonprince8621]

the parry is not that realistic though