Learn Sword Fighting 2: The Zornhau
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Welcome to our sword fighting tutorial for beginners. We will show you the basics of medieval european swordsmanship. Let's continue with a defense against the strike from above: the "Zornhau-Ort" or "wrath hew".
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When I was little, I always wished I would become a sword fighter. I started watching your vids, and now my wish is starting to be fulfilled. Please, continue?
Deon Bester i would like to know, how is it going
I'm already a sword fighter today😅😂
Hope u follow ur dreams!
Same
When I practice with a toy lightsaber since birth -~-
awesome videos. i'm writing fantasy novel and this helped me a lot :D thank you! 💕
glad we could help! Good luck with your novel. :)
@@Dreynschlag thank uu 💕
What novel tell me
@@spsmlsk i actually already gave it up lol 😂 it was kinda bad written, but the idea was good so maybe one day i'll come back to it
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This is so helpful and I could never find a better sword fighting Chanel in a million years!
Glad you like it! :)
I love this! I've always wanted to be a sword fighter and the videos and explanations are very smooth and easy to understand. Keep up the good work guys! I'm subscribing
Thanks! That's always nice to hear.
same
I hope you don't give up like other small but nice series! Its very fun to watch this videos!
Thanks! All positive feedback is great motivation for us to continue. Although we have to take a short break during summer, the next episodes are already planned. And there may be a new little projekt ... ;)
I love swords, swords just reminds me of European Knights, and dragons, samurai, and ninja(shinobi).
im a kid and i got a trainer sword, and you've teached my so much thank you so much. you can really make people happy if you keep doing what you do!! Love you!!
You didn't need to say you were a kid, your profile kinda screams that out
this was a fucking year ago
@@Who_Flipz And this video was made 6 fucking years ago, your point?
bro was 9 months late to the comment and still wanted to shit talk someone
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this place is worse than Omashu :(
Very useful for absolute beginners like me. Cant find a HEMA club here but hope to visit Europe and join one someday.
Keep up this work . Regards from India
Hey wassup I'm an Indian living in uk
Is that like the one English thing that didn't break out 8nto Indian culture
I bet when the made this they didn’t expect a 11yr old kid at 2:07 am to watch and move along with a broom...
My make shift opponent is the calendar on the livening room wall
I don’t even have an opponent 🤣
Wait how are you watching me right now lol
Bruh, j am almost doing the exact same thing qith nearly the exact same details
I feel this in my soul expect I'm not a 12 year old
lol I actually have a training sword. I imagine my opponent. I wish I had someone to practice with though...
These videos are so helpful. I remember in fencing class which I used to do, the demonstrations were quick and not described. Seeing each of the movements and why you do them is super helpful
glad you liked it! :)
I have just discovered HEMA and am ecstatic! I'm going to find a local club and get some gear. These videos are helping immensely, thank you Dreynschlag!
That's great to hear! Getting people into HEMA is one reason for us to make this videos. If you are looking for a club nearby this might help: hroarr.com/club-finder/
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Lol
Watch out there will be irl riots aha
So YOU'RE the cabbage merchant of the earth kingdom!
This aged well
This hits different in 2020
Perfect breakdown and explanation! Finishing with a real test cut demonstrating the technique is great!!
Me and my mom are going outside to have a duel and I'm watching these videos and gonna try these moves P.s we're just doing it for fun.
i thought it was a fight to the death, winner gets all.
I'm a new, big fan. Probably the clearest, easiest to understand series out there, and good production quality. Please keep making these :)
+Orion Wright thanks! the next video is already on the way
I try this at home with my brother he is laying on the ground right now probably he is relaxing on the ground.This video is great by the wat.
The fact that im a mere child and i found my grandmothers blade and now im learning how to use it so huge thanks to you
I attempted this when playing with foam swords with my brother and the Zornhau works perfectly, he didn’t expect it at all
Always wanted to learn sword fighting. Got to practice swords and started learning with my girlfriend we've been studying your videos would love to see more from you guys eventually!
More of these, please! I love your training videos.
thanks! we are glad you like them.
yes , I agree they are awesome, thank you Dreynschlag.
thanks! and you are welcome.
@@Dreynschlag Are you still making videos ? I really love them !
I first watched The Hobbit when I was four, and it made swordfighting something I've always wanted to learn ever since. I thank you for this.
Learning this with my 8 year old nerf sword to become a Jedi master after 16 years. Thanks for uploading this!
I’m a mom in my 40s and I need this in my life. I dream about it ❤
Hi, Your videos help me a lot. it is my dream to become a swordfighter. Tanks a lot Dreyschlag.
same. good friend.
Hello from Texas!! thanks for this series its super helpful!!
Greetings, and cheers for putting together such an amazing playlist showcasing HEMA. I wanted to offer some advice/constructive criticism based on my own experience throwing zornhaus in training and sparring. The method that Gregor is using is the manner in which I used to throw zornhaus, i.e., by focusing first on deflecting the attack and then on putting the point back online and stepping in for the thrust. This is fine if there's no other option. However, a more effective and ideal way to execute zorn is this: rather than lean backwards defensively, strike the opponent's sword, then adjust the point and thrust, instead take a step off the center line (to Gregor's right side and slightly forward, toward the opponent) and at the same moment, throw the zorn at the opponent's weapon. Taking the offline step ensures that the point of your own sword stays online with the opponent. Furthermore, taking a slightly forward offline step also turns the zorn into both a defense (as it still parries the incoming attack) and an attack, in that the counter-thrust is already online by virtue of the offline step AND your opponent will often impale him/herself on the thrust as the zorn concludes.
For anyone interested in seeing this, the first exchange in this video demonstrates what I'm describing. You can clearly see the defender take the offline step slightly forward and, as he throws the zorn, his tip is online and executes the thrust to the opponent's face all in one fluid motion. Cheers, mates!
th-cam.com/video/6ainzFa7mHc/w-d-xo.html
Im bio-engineering myself to become a physically and mentally perfect knight, I reckon this is a good place to start learning the fencing part of the job
Grosses Kompliment! So ein kurzes Video, so eine treffende Erklärung zum Zornhau-Ort, hab ich so hier auf der Tube noch nicht gesehen. Das Wesentliche kurz und prägnant dargestellt. Bin ja eh Dreynschlag-Fan :-)
+doccharley1 Vielen Dank! Freut uns, wenns gefällt und weiterhilft!
when i searched for this i wasnt sure i was going to find anything useful, im glad i was wrong, i love this vids!!
Thanks a lot!
Love this series, and love this channel! Thanks for the most excellent resource for a sword-fighting noob like myself!
Acreditamos ser possível este golpe com espada curta "wakizashi" e também com espada militar ocidental "uma mão". Gostaria de deixar uma sugestão: façam um vídeo sobre visão periférica em combate,a auto percepção é muito útil é gostaríamos de conhecer como este tipo de estudo na esgrima européia. Temos aprendido muito com vocês. Grande abraço de toda Academia Tigres do Bem.
I love this channel I’m into medieval swords and I’m buying one with my Christmas money and leaning these attack’s and defences is cool
Fantasy writers, UNITE!
This really helped me with reference to draw some fight scenes, and it's much better cause I will know how the movements are made
Hello here, i always fought with wooden swords with my friend. We are actually really good and we know these moves but we want to practice them to Perfection. Yohr vids help very much
another skill to learn
terrific
I'm learning these for self defense. Theoretically, these can work with items _shaped_ like a sword, and so far, it's worked wonders.
Very helpful I got a long sword from the renaissance festival and I want to know how to use it
Omgosh thank you for this! It annoys me so bad no one does this. Everyone only thinks to block and never counter.
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300k people: *Interesting*
while you were browsing twitter... I studied the blade
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i have most of the qualities already but i need someone who has a drivers license on my team
1:35 And you're dead.
first i really thought it's real 😂
Fantastic Demonstration (SUPERB)💯💯💯👍👍👍 Definitely this series of badass techniques that are effectively capable in fending off, swiftly parrying & defeating an attack by an expert in Japanese Katana Swordfighting (via slick & deft exploitation of a savage Katana attack). Very impressive (of the time period 1450-1600??)👍👍👍
After tons of begging I got a dull actual sword for my birthday probably not the best for a 13 year old but I do like learning how to use it!!
This is motivation to take sword fighting class👍
Glad to hear it! Give it a try, it's fun! :)
You guys are awesome !
Its so simple but cool
Cool and nice. Please continue !
this is cool i really like sword fighting and tv shows with swords and knights plus i always thought it be cool to learn how to use a sword
Замечательно 👍
I’m just a tiny sword man and I’m getting the hang of this
I love your videos! Thank you! I am using a couple VR programs to practice :)
Please tell me what you are using!
Your videos are great
I love that outro! :D
Gostaria de assistir uma instrução com espada curta,ótimo vídeo,como sempre nota 💯
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Love this 😎
Beautiful!
Thanks man! My grandma didn't stand a chance!
Bro💀?
hello from Taiwan, thx for the awesome video:-)
You are welcome
Great video! Would Zornhau work on montantes' as well? I suppose montantes are similar to longswords to some extent, but it seems that historical masters of montante didn't mention similar techniques like Zornhau...
Hi and thanks! Unfortunately I don't have a lot of experience with the montante as we focus on the german tradition. I suppose it might work but you typically don't seek the bind with a montate. Btw you might find the montante videos from (for example) Ton Puey or Matt Galas interesting.
The source material clearly states to NOT make a separate attempt to parry but directly point to the head while raising your hilt above your head...? Is it not supposed to be a single step move? Not parry and then thrust but do it all in one move?
Hi and thanks for your feedback! What the treatises say is (let’s take PvD or Ringeck): If your opponent strikes to your head from his right side, strike from your right side strongly on his sword. If he is weak in the bind then thrust to his face or body.
haut er dir denn von seiner rechtñ seitten oben ein zu° dem kopff | So haw auch von dein° rechten seitten von oben an alle vor satzung | Mit im zornigklich ein auf sein swert | Ist er denn waich öm swert | so seüß im den ort gericht für sich lanck ein | vnd stich im zu° dem gesicht oder der prüst.
And that is what happens in our interpretation (though I admit it’s controversial). It is a fluent motion of course but we have cut it to pieces and slowed down for demo-purposes.
+Dreynschlag Ah, I see. I should learn to be more careful. I mistook a 'further explanation' by Winslow and Trosclair to be additional translation from PvD and Ringeck. I definitely should print the documents out to make it clearer to myself. Thank you for your demonstrations and explanations. I am still trying to find a clear demonstration of Zornhau in the more typical interpretation as well. Subbed, sir.
You are welcome and thanks for subscribing! I suggest to search for "Anton Kohutovič". I think Antons revisited interpretation of the Zornhau-Ort is what you are looking for.
Well the guy making the initial cut does not do so from the position you showed in your first video, although depending on the source neither is necessarily wrong. The sources do not say to lean back to make a suppressive cut but to meet his blade in your own step.
The assumption is that you will wind on his blade for the stab but leaning back allows him to follow from longpoint wind through an Einhorn thrust. Failing that your obvious strike to the blade must be done in a manner that will not provoke a hanging guard and movement away from the wind and thrust.
Gloss: Mark, the Wrath-hew breaks all Over-hews with the point, and yet is nothing other than a simple peasant strike, and drive it thus: When you come to him with the pre-fencing, if he then hews at your head from above on his right side, then hew also with him wrathfully from your right side from above, without any parrying, on his sword. If he is then Soft on the sword, then shoot in the long point straight before you and stab him to the face or the breast. So Set-on him.
www.wiktenauer.com/images/thumb/2/29/MS_Germ.Quart.2020_011v.jpg/525px-MS_Germ.Quart.2020_011v.jpg
The image clearly shows both fighters stepping with their right foot.
very nice dudes keep going
Learning sword fighting to defend myself in my home
Great form bro
Great content
I assume it´s a dance for and backward. Looks easy move but only when your opponent don´t make own move after first move. If the opponent is a pro he will attack with a multiple combo and not wait peaceful for the reply.
I am sure the real fight doesn´t look like a graceful dance.
Great video of basic movement.
As both a writer and a sword-obsessed nutcase, this is freaking BEAUTIFUL. also, what country are you guys from? I love your accent but I can't place it (ignorant American here 😂)
German I think
close, we are from Vienna, Austria. :)
Very informative! Thanks. Am I the only one who noticed the other fencer/fighter's name? Gedi? Duel? Swords?
subscribed. awesome channel please keep it up.
Thanks for your feedback! we had to take a short break during summer but will continue soon.
Keep up the great work guys...BTW love the accent.
Brutal!
Wow nice.
I must find a friend i can train with, in my region is basicaly no swordmanship school and learning alone those movements can be hard or impissible for me
Oh this is amazing! I am doing roleplay and my characters are mostly adept at swordfighting and I needed some kind of guide to better help me write. Though it is usually Naruto roleplays, and the weapon will usually be a katana or a tanto.
i think star wars has taught me enough
Indeed the attacker doesn't stay still ... you should make him keep going.
hey so im watching these bc i recently started animating and i want to animate sword fighting with enough realism that it doesnt break suspended disbelief. id rather like to know when and where these techniques come from bc if im asked abt my style and process animating i want to be able to say specifically, i based my sword fighting off of techniques from this time period and this place.
I try to sword fight with my brother (with wood swords) but he just picks up the sword and swings It left to right it is really easy to beat I just put my sword in the line of his attack and when they collide my bro’s sword just falls out of his hand
ok this i helpful cuz i have a katana and a long sword
I'm watching these for vr, it's pretty helpful
cool!
Hello I was wondering while taking classes do you have to bring your own sword? Do they give you a sword? Or you can but you don’t have to?
I wanna become the greatest fighter with the sword. so watch out!
Dear friends, Thank you for this video! I always wondered how to block with the sword, particularly what edge is blocking. My concern is that if you block it with cutting edge it becomes damaged and weapon becomes wreck/ Or one has to block it with flat surface of sword ? We all would appreciate your comment on that
To block with the sharp edge is more stabil in and in most cases more efective. Think about what´s important, in a fight with sharp swords: a damaged sword or a damaged body?
@@gregorsuchentrunk388 Dear Gregor! Thank you for your comment! It is quite reasonable and logical. I guess there were special maintenance after fights at smith workshops to remove damages and sharpen the sword again
Watching to learn techniques to use in VR on blade and sorcery. Lol
i like that moment
What if your opponent is attacking in a direction other than the direction shown?
How will I preform the basic counter-attack shown for a swing in a different direction than shown?
Are the lesson swords dull and designed for human practice? If so where did you get these particular swords. I like them better than what i currently have.
So cool.
For a second I thought this man actually went for the jugular
So I'm new to sword fighting and I'm a bigger guy. Is there a particular stance/sword/style I should focus on. I face a lot of fencers and this hitting my hands crap for points is getting so old.
the first time he thrusted i actually thought it went through his head
Can you explain decisive motion please? I need detailing for my writing
of course we are glad to like sword its a beautiful weapon haha
Thanks a lot! Why do you have to turn the sword horizontally during the thrust?
I’m here because one of the handles of my shower door fell off because it’s so old, and i tried to put it back on, but it kept falling and making a lot of noise, so I decided to steal it and use it as short blunt sword that looks a little too much like a metal stick.
:)
This is not Zornhau, this is a parry + thrust. Look at Anton Kohutovič's enterpretation:
th-cam.com/video/sMVNKpHTY5A/w-d-xo.html
Zornhau is a cut straight into your opponent, where you defeat his Oberhau with a strong body structure and a more vertical strike angle.
We know Anton and we know his interpretation - we even mentioned it in the comment section. In fact we did ZH in a similar way some years ago and there were some other interpretations before as well. But: We interpret Zornhau-Ort different now. It's of course absolutely fine if you think Antons ZH is better or ours is wrong but after all both are interpretations (!). And don't forget that different ideas about how a technique might work is what helped HEMA to develop within the last 20 year since we are doing this stuff.
Would it also be possible to bring your opponents sword down towards the ground using a technique similar to this?
Wrestling is a big part of the german fencing style. We implemented one throw that is easy to learn in our beginner tutorial: th-cam.com/video/P3h2II5O2Sk/w-d-xo.html
If the opponent was using a forward pushing force as well. Would that stop the forward thrust of attacker?
I thought you were supposed to bring your sword all the way to your back with Zornhau
Is there a variety of this Sword style with a shortsword or is it longsword specific? If so, where would I go to learn how to effectively use a shortsword?
Well since it's a longsword guide the techniques are usually done with both hands on the grip. The basics however are universal. But if you are looking for a guide for onehanded swords I suggest to search for "sword & buckler" (arming sword) or "Langes Messer" for example. However both aren't exactly "shortswords" (depending on the definition). An arming sword looks like the typical "knights sword" from the movies. Langes Messer is a single edged weapon - unfortunately I am not aware of any guide (but there is a 10 year old demo vid in our channel if you wanna know what it looks like). When it comes to sword/buckler you can find a very basic workshop held by Herbert Schmidt in our channel and I highly recommend to visit Roland Warzechas/Dimicators channel as well. Or search for guids for typical iron age shortswords like the gladius or xiphos.
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