Awesome amount of information! Thanks!! Just wanted to ask do you think 3 layers are ok for HEMA, if the jacket overlaps at the front? i.e. are 3 layers ok for shoulders and arms?
Thank you! Sword came before feet this time, something I used to be very bad at. Crossbar was in the right position too, defended me nicely from the response.
The part which says that foot precedes weapon can be misunderstood because the body and the sword must be moved at the same time to give enough strength and inertia to the weapon
I have had this Moka Cam for over 8 months and it still does not work, the team are not competent to fix the issue and run you around in circles with the same questions, over and over and over again. They also refuse to issue refunds and seem very unprofessional in their engineer capabilities. WARNING..! DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM
I can't help but notice that the person you're sparring has the flag of Taiwan patched to his gambeson... OMG! THAT'S THE CHANG KAI SHEK MEMORIAL HALL!!! HEMA is a thing in Taiwan?? That's a dream come true!
the white-collared fencer does not react to attacks. I have never seen anyone from the Fiore dei Liberi school stand still without launching a counterattack. But maybe I've never seen it from any other fencing school.
Hi there, I'd just like to ask your opinion on the regenyei rapiers in general, I've recently ordered a Spanish style one and I'd like to know what to expect, are there any significant points on each rapier? sorry for any inconvenience!
i fight sca rapier every week. ill give it a try next time practice side note: if this stuff excites you, find a local HEMA, SCA, or even sport fencing group and they would love to have you join their ranks. if you are close to a university or well funded school, chances are they have something
Yeah that's what beginners do. That's the kind of fencing you can expect from someone who is sparring for the first time. This is low quality fencing because the participants were beginners.
But fiore is known for its parries and footwork not this while lichtenauer or meyer is more on the offensive. Also you forgot fiore's plays of the sword grapples and disarms.
As the video description explains, both of these students are beginners. Both of them had very little training, and neither of them had even sparred before (though several of Fiore's guards are used, as shown). Neither of them knew anything about grappling or disarms. They didn't forget them, they simply had no experience with them. In our club no one would be permitted to do grappling as a beginner. Beginners cannot use skills which take many months to learn.
Not a fair comparison, since the Italian fencer was pretty much just defending and letting the German attacker do whatever he wanted. Either he's inexperienced, or he's letting the German fighter perfect his forms.
As we note in the video description, both fighters were very inexperienced beginners. They had less than a year of experience between them, and neither of them knew very much about what to do. This was their first actual sparring session. This is not represented as a historically accurate depiction of an encounter between these two systems. We're surprised that this is overwhelmingly our most viewed video, despite the fact that it's so short, it's a video of two beginners, and it was uploaded over three years ago.
The AlphaS was a very good camera for its time, definitely better than the comparable GoPro, especially at its price point. The Alpha3 Pro looks like an even better deal, especially for just shy of US$200; 4K@60fps and 1080@240fps will be fantastic for HEMA.
Red needs to lead with the sword rather than the feet (4:20). Blue can see all your strikes coming miles ahead and react with an abzetzen accordingly because your feet give away your intentions to strike before the sword is actually swinging to hit.
I haven't tried the new Galahad. My Galahad only weighs 1.3kg, which is extremely light and makes it unusable in certain tournaments (which have upper weight limits). It's great for training, but I prefer a heavier weapon, so I prefer the Morholt.
As we note in the video description, both fighters were inexperienced beginners. Neither of them were very good, so the poor level of sparring is not surprising.
I have used it for full contact longsword sparring. However, I prefer to use a modern HEMA jacket with 800 Newton rated material and better breathability. I use a Neyman fencing jacket for longsword. th-cam.com/video/LS1sjEaIkQo/w-d-xo.html
There are just a couple of drawbacks to a historical gambeson. 1. Less breathable than modern materials. 2. Less durable than modern materials. 3. Less protective than modern materials. It's also a little too thick to wear under brigandine, though you could definitely wear mail over it.
Why would one need such a heavy glove for complex hilt weapons?
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Is that a 3 layer or 2 layer thick gambeson?
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Would you put the link for the product I'm not finding it on Facebook
I don't care how looks that shit is beyond advanced
It's definitely not a beginner's gear. (In brazil)
Which sidesword is the fighter on the right (dark pants) using?
I love l'art d'armizare for how it looks, but the german style is more efficient, it seems.
Use modern material and make a Coif, Gambeson and Chausers. See if you can't get its ballistic rating up to II or IIA.
Where can I get a replacement battery? Thanks very much !
Awesome amount of information! Thanks!! Just wanted to ask do you think 3 layers are ok for HEMA, if the jacket overlaps at the front? i.e. are 3 layers ok for shoulders and arms?
Great
Me: *looking at the Steel mastery equipment* 0.0
Don't Watch... Five minutes of my life I will never get back.
Jono s lightning strike :) Looks you are still improving your skills mate! GJ
Thank you! Sword came before feet this time, something I used to be very bad at. Crossbar was in the right position too, defended me nicely from the response.
Well done!
The part which says that foot precedes weapon can be misunderstood because the body and the sword must be moved at the same time to give enough strength and inertia to the weapon
Is Neymon dead? I can't find their online store.
very flashy, well done
I have had this Moka Cam for over 8 months and it still does not work, the team are not competent to fix the issue and run you around in circles with the same questions, over and over and over again. They also refuse to issue refunds and seem very unprofessional in their engineer capabilities. WARNING..! DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM
I can't help but notice that the person you're sparring has the flag of Taiwan patched to his gambeson... OMG! THAT'S THE CHANG KAI SHEK MEMORIAL HALL!!! HEMA is a thing in Taiwan?? That's a dream come true!
the white-collared fencer does not react to attacks. I have never seen anyone from the Fiore dei Liberi school stand still without launching a counterattack. But maybe I've never seen it from any other fencing school.
Hi there, I'd just like to ask your opinion on the regenyei rapiers in general, I've recently ordered a Spanish style one and I'd like to know what to expect, are there any significant points on each rapier? sorry for any inconvenience!
Good review, can i ask, is 5 layers accurately correct? That seems a little too thin, should it not be at least 15 layers?
Hi. I really want to buy one of this. How can I get one ???
Is this HEMA gear or post-apoc/civil unrest personal defence wear :o
I'd be very interested to see these stances implemented into a sparring situation, they seem rather immobile.
i fight sca rapier every week. ill give it a try next time practice side note: if this stuff excites you, find a local HEMA, SCA, or even sport fencing group and they would love to have you join their ranks. if you are close to a university or well funded school, chances are they have something
@@jonahsimmons3645 I used to go to my local HEMA school weekly for a few years, but it's difficult to find the funds or time at this point lol.
Italian fencer : "If I hold my sword in front of me the other dude will kill himself on it"
Yeah that's what beginners do. That's the kind of fencing you can expect from someone who is sparring for the first time. This is low quality fencing because the participants were beginners.
But fiore is known for its parries and footwork not this while lichtenauer or meyer is more on the offensive. Also you forgot fiore's plays of the sword grapples and disarms.
As the video description explains, both of these students are beginners. Both of them had very little training, and neither of them had even sparred before (though several of Fiore's guards are used, as shown). Neither of them knew anything about grappling or disarms. They didn't forget them, they simply had no experience with them. In our club no one would be permitted to do grappling as a beginner. Beginners cannot use skills which take many months to learn.
If the vambrace wasn't supposed to act both as a vambrace and the couter, the issue wouldn't be there.
Not a fair comparison, since the Italian fencer was pretty much just defending and letting the German attacker do whatever he wanted. Either he's inexperienced, or he's letting the German fighter perfect his forms.
As we note in the video description, both fighters were very inexperienced beginners. They had less than a year of experience between them, and neither of them knew very much about what to do. This was their first actual sparring session. This is not represented as a historically accurate depiction of an encounter between these two systems. We're surprised that this is overwhelmingly our most viewed video, despite the fact that it's so short, it's a video of two beginners, and it was uploaded over three years ago.
manufacturer?
It's in the video; Swordsmithy. I've been using their weapons for three years, and this is the first of theirs I've had break.
darn
Looks like a nice camera.
The AlphaS was a very good camera for its time, definitely better than the comparable GoPro, especially at its price point. The Alpha3 Pro looks like an even better deal, especially for just shy of US$200; 4K@60fps and 1080@240fps will be fantastic for HEMA.
Wow. They do not break. Your Finger will.be Broker anyway.
Have you tried it in combination with the Regenyei Thibault rapier?
I don't have a Regenyei Thibault.
Red needs to lead with the sword rather than the feet (4:20). Blue can see all your strikes coming miles ahead and react with an abzetzen accordingly because your feet give away your intentions to strike before the sword is actually swinging to hit.
Agreed. Nearly every attack, red steps before clearing the space. Good way to get dead
You said that newer models of the Galahad are more stiff and resistent, would you suggest a galahad or a morhold?
I haven't tried the new Galahad. My Galahad only weighs 1.3kg, which is extremely light and makes it unusable in certain tournaments (which have upper weight limits). It's great for training, but I prefer a heavier weapon, so I prefer the Morholt.
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They look like broken fingers...
plates made of plastic yet based on historical armour.....cmon.....why just not take regular mitten metal gauntlets....
Not conatructed for mordern Hema
Итальянец немного сонный. Italian is in a sleep
As we note in the video description, both fighters were inexperienced beginners. Neither of them were very good, so the poor level of sparring is not surprising.
What a beautiful art.
This looks like a superhero costume.
What about sabres though
These are too bulky for sabres.
You actually got ARMA guys to spar with you. How did this miracle occur?
These guys are in Korea, and they're pretty open to the broader HEMA community.
The german style guy needs to work on locking his elbows in some of his guards
in the thumbnail pic you look lie sharpe from sharpe's rifles.
Would You recommend this gambeson for full contact longsword sparring?
I have used it for full contact longsword sparring. However, I prefer to use a modern HEMA jacket with 800 Newton rated material and better breathability. I use a Neyman fencing jacket for longsword. th-cam.com/video/LS1sjEaIkQo/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the insightful answer and suggestion!
There are just a couple of drawbacks to a historical gambeson. 1. Less breathable than modern materials. 2. Less durable than modern materials. 3. Less protective than modern materials. It's also a little too thick to wear under brigandine, though you could definitely wear mail over it.