Master Danilo Rossi Lajolo di Cossano has lightning fast reflexes and far above average eye / hand coordination . Some of the worst adversaries are smaller men with excellent movement . I would like to see the Master demonstrate the (very vicious) underhand stab between the legs ... where the opponent is lifted off the ground and forced backwards with the non knife hand while simultaneously cutting the opponents femoral artery . An overhand stab has been described as the mark of an amateur , but the overhand stab through the collar bone and into the subclavian artery will stop an opponent very quickly . An overhand stab generates 5 times the force of a traditional fencing stab / straight forward / underhand stab . The overhand stab has its' place in knife combatives and a double edged dagger needs no blade edge orientation . My respect to Master Danilo .
I really don't get It, this is classical fencing, why done with a knife? A sword is a sword a knife is a knife, a martial art based on a weapon define the best way to use the weapon itself. Which is the sense to use a knife as a sword? A knife is the most infamous weapon for the close combat, a close combat with a sword means lose all the efficiency and a pretty sure death
I'm not a martial arts expert (nor do I know much about weapons either) but I follow Bruce Lee's ideas. From what I noticed, olympic fencing is mostly based on thrusting and slashing right? I think foil is the most popular right? The thing with a knife is that it can be used for self defence. However people think that using a knife requires lots of slashing but if you give a fencer a knife he will mostly thrust. Going for a straight attack with a knife is the most efficient way of attack because a straight line will always beat a curve attack. And this goes for all martial arts that are focused on striking.
Master Danilo Rossi Lajolo di Cossano has lightning fast reflexes and far above average eye / hand coordination . Some of the worst adversaries are smaller men with excellent movement . I would like to see the Master demonstrate the (very vicious) underhand stab between the legs ... where the opponent is lifted off the ground and forced backwards with the non knife hand while simultaneously cutting the opponents femoral artery . An overhand stab has been described as the mark of an amateur , but the overhand stab through the collar bone and into the subclavian artery will stop an opponent very quickly . An overhand stab generates 5 times the force of a traditional fencing stab / straight forward / underhand stab . The overhand stab has its' place in knife combatives and a double edged dagger needs no blade edge orientation . My respect to Master Danilo .
Bellooo!!!!!
Thanks my friend
una vera e propria arte complimenti!!
техника потрясающая!
beautiful complimenti!
the right way. Greetings from Russia.
Is the Kali mix with tour Technik?
I really want to learn this.
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You think this gentleman has Apache blood with how he handles a knife.
Maestro Rapisardi di quale scuola? Grazie
Scuola Cavalleresca di Padova e anche Calix accademy
È un Maestro di scherma storica ed olimpica
Grazie e complimenti per il lavoro
Очень круто!
ma simile come scerma con spada.
Italiano ...
I really don't get It, this is classical fencing, why done with a knife? A sword is a sword a knife is a knife, a martial art based on a weapon define the best way to use the weapon itself. Which is the sense to use a knife as a sword? A knife is the most infamous weapon for the close combat, a close combat with a sword means lose all the efficiency and a pretty sure death
I'm not a martial arts expert (nor do I know much about weapons either) but I follow Bruce Lee's ideas. From what I noticed, olympic fencing is mostly based on thrusting and slashing right? I think foil is the most popular right? The thing with a knife is that it can be used for self defence. However people think that using a knife requires lots of slashing but if you give a fencer a knife he will mostly thrust. Going for a straight attack with a knife is the most efficient way of attack because a straight line will always beat a curve attack. And this goes for all martial arts that are focused on striking.