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Freeplay examples - Two-handed sword freeplay July 2024

Freeplay from a training session with my assistant instructors. We usually practice one half of technique together, I introduce them new plays or details in the older ones, and then we do freeplay putting the new material into more dynamic environment or work with some other plan. This time there was no big design on what to practice, expect to fence well. 00:00 Intro 00:15 First round 03:17 Second round 06:15 Third round 09:19 Fourth round For more this type of content, visit my Patreon channel. It's purpose is to provide learning material for anyone who wants to learn historical fencing according to the Bolognese tradition the way I teach it to my students: www.patreon.com/instructoreskoronimus I made an effort on my own training program, that I have been working on my own for a while now, to use the footwork consciously with the different distances of fighting. Namely, to concentrate on the wide play and the approach one's opponent, engage in the narrow distance and then disengage again to the wide distance. You can notice again that the actual hits are quite few - the priority is not hitting one's opponent but not being hit. Then, if it is possible, we attempt to land a blow of own but never on the expense of our safety. Not counting the mistakes of course, but that is what the training is about, learning ways to do things that reduce one ending up in situations where we get hit. We are also doing the training with very minimal gear. Just masks, fencing jackets and gloves. I went again with just leather gloves to keep myself on the smart track. There were few knocks to the fingers, but these are smart and controlled guys and I trust them. Furthermore, training with minimal gear helps to keep the caution in one's mind when training a martial art with weapons - and also to keep the action in the perspective and frame where the fencing system is meant to be used.