Awesome video man. Our TH-cam is mainly practice/event videos, but I'm really glad someone is putting out content like this. I normally have the team checkout your instructional videos.
Thank you for the information, I did civil war cavalry fights and know what you mean with the arm pain, I just learned about this sport and am truly interested so I am trying to find exercises to help get me to strength.
I'm having trouble with the falchion rotating in my hand after a hit, I would need to back up and rotate it back. Sometimes I would be swinging my sword flat side, or completely turned around. I was thinking I either need to modify my gauntlet somehow to prevent it from rotating, like a stealthy hoof gauntlet, or just get good and increase my grip strength.
Is the handle oval? or truly round? I have added a small piece of wood to the front or back of some swords under the wrap/tape to help oval it out and also make sure I can feel the edge alignment. You may need to modify the guantlet possibly. Is should not rotate in a gauntlet more than it does in just a bare hand or glove.
Awesome video man. Our TH-cam is mainly practice/event videos, but I'm really glad someone is putting out content like this. I normally have the team checkout your instructional videos.
Thank you! I am glad they help. That's my entire goal just to help people learn and talk about the sport.
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Great vid. Shared it with a fighter I know who is having some arm pains from fighting.
I hope this helps
Love this man
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Interesting stuff 🤔 thanks for the knowledge 👍
Very welcome
Thank you for the information, I did civil war cavalry fights and know what you mean with the arm pain, I just learned about this sport and am truly interested so I am trying to find exercises to help get me to strength.
That is great. I hope some of my videos help and let me know if you have any questions
I'm having trouble with the falchion rotating in my hand after a hit, I would need to back up and rotate it back. Sometimes I would be swinging my sword flat side, or completely turned around. I was thinking I either need to modify my gauntlet somehow to prevent it from rotating, like a stealthy hoof gauntlet, or just get good and increase my grip strength.
Is the handle oval? or truly round? I have added a small piece of wood to the front or back of some swords under the wrap/tape to help oval it out and also make sure I can feel the edge alignment. You may need to modify the guantlet possibly. Is should not rotate in a gauntlet more than it does in just a bare hand or glove.