Italian Rapier Techniques Part 2: The Disengage

[@beepbop6542]

As a self teaching beginner, some of the best videos on here, I really appreciate them and hope you continue!

[@resolvedinsteel]

Thank you so much! There's lots more to come.

[@horserider7263]

You are definitely an expert at disengaging, Nathan.

[@resolvedinsteel]

Super important the disengage : D

[@agumm8198]

Big lvl up in editing! Looking great!

[@resolvedinsteel]

Thanks 👉😎👉

[@andrewsmith9174]

I never realized how long the rapier is. That is a very long reach.

[@resolvedinsteel]

the reach does tend to range into.. uh, how would I describe it?... Abusive? yeah I think abusive is the right word.

[@andrewsmith9174]

@@resolvedinsteel, lmao. Abusive is acceptable. Having done some weapons work in martial arts a long time ago, and a fencing class in university with foils, I never enjoyed such a reach from a pointy thing as those rapiers short of a spear.

[@resolvedinsteel]

@@andrewsmith9174 They definitely have their advantages.

[@emanuelebelle3943]

It really looks like a “cavazione”

[@thornmollenhoff8698]

Where did you buy your rapier? I am in the market for a new one.

[@resolvedinsteel]

Mine is from Castille Armory in Oregon.

[@thornmollenhoff8698]

Thank You for that. I have checked out their site and it is exactly what I am looking for. A higher quality sword. :) @@resolvedinsteel

[@chilibeer3912]

Don’t chase disengages or waterfalls.