This is a video made by True Steel www.truesteeltraining.com/ I've been working on this project for the last 7 or so months, with amazing instructors from all over the country and around the world. The goal is to bring you high quality, affordable, and accessible Swordsmanship training! Go check out our catalog of videos from awesome instructors😊
Sent to my trainer😅, I think he will celebrate the clearly structured list as much as I do, definitely particularly suitable for international students! Thank you!❤
Thank you! We've got a lot of other videos on the site, and we're adding more rapier content coming soon. The goal is to make this information more accessible to people who might not have access to a local school or any other resources, as well as giving people who are already training additional resources
I learned in 1980, you had almost no variety, but three types of Foils, Epees and Sabers, the only difference to most where the blades and the grips. As for the protective gear....It was WHITE and looked all the same.
I think you might be talking about olympic fencing, this video however is about HEMA, Historical European martial arts, which has a wider array of weapons.
I've been practising rapier regularly for a few months now and I'm very happy with my progress so far. Currently I feel like I'm really getting in tune with my rapier fencing. It was especially nice to notice how using a rapier doesn't tire out my forearms that much anymore. My background is in bolognese sidesword mainly, I can pretty comfortably use those techniques in rapier as well
I train primarily Filipino blade arts, and we do Espada y Dagga. But we start studying with 2 sticks. It definitely makes putting a smaller weapon in your live hand easier, because the weight and effort are coming down.
I literally only subbed just because of the shad “drama” but I may have actually found my new favorite channel!!! This is amazing and cool and beautiful! 🖤🖤🖤
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This is a video made by True Steel
www.truesteeltraining.com/
I've been working on this project for the last 7 or so months, with amazing instructors from all over the country and around the world.
The goal is to bring you high quality, affordable, and accessible Swordsmanship training!
Go check out our catalog of videos from awesome instructors😊
You should do a Zweihander duel
I wish I had had such a guide when I started the rapier fencing. 🤺🔥
This is awesome information and just a phenomenal start to true steel!! Helps us gear our shop properly as well! (Shop/store)
The real chat about athletic cups was gold btw 😂 Nicely done.
Excellent video, based advice and entertaining to boot. Great work Charles and David!
Sent to my trainer😅, I think he will celebrate the clearly structured list as much as I do, definitely particularly suitable for international students! Thank you!❤
I'd love to see a similar video on saber - super informative
We have a saber video on True Steel! Kevin Franklin is an amazing teacher
I wish this video had existed when i first started rapier.
Thank you!
We've got a lot of other videos on the site, and we're adding more rapier content coming soon.
The goal is to make this information more accessible to people who might not have access to a local school or any other resources, as well as giving people who are already training additional resources
Small cup for life 😢
Clam shell gang for life!
I learned in 1980, you had almost no variety, but three types of Foils, Epees and Sabers, the only difference to most where the blades and the grips. As for the protective gear....It was WHITE and looked all the same.
I think you might be talking about olympic fencing, this video however is about HEMA, Historical European martial arts, which has a wider array of weapons.
Great guide. The shoes are really important. I used a track type shoe with a flared out sole and tore my acl in Ringen practice.
super informative and paced really nicely, great vid!
I've been practising rapier regularly for a few months now and I'm very happy with my progress so far. Currently I feel like I'm really getting in tune with my rapier fencing. It was especially nice to notice how using a rapier doesn't tire out my forearms that much anymore. My background is in bolognese sidesword mainly, I can pretty comfortably use those techniques in rapier as well
Cheers!
I train primarily Filipino blade arts, and we do Espada y Dagga. But we start studying with 2 sticks. It definitely makes putting a smaller weapon in your live hand easier, because the weight and effort are coming down.
so much knowledge to absorb
I literally only subbed just because of the shad “drama” but I may have actually found my new favorite channel!!! This is amazing and cool and beautiful! 🖤🖤🖤
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