enjoyed your presentation and commentary -- especially replaying the hit in real time and slow motion. a very minor issue is that it appears that the audio was too low. loved how Cannone was able to disengage or come off the blade repeatedly in perfect distance.
Do you have a training routine that is constant in terms of both physical as well as technical preparation prior to competition? If yes would you share it? Thanks for the analysis, learning much. Greetings from South Africa.
@@GPFencing well to be honest that's not a criticism. Objectively speaking, they are definitely similar, pronounciation wise. If I am not mistaken, Cannone is pronounce like "Kanon" and that's one letter away from "Kano". Think of it as a fun coincidence
What a bout! Accidentally caught myself fist pumping for the last few touches, lots to learn here I'll have to watch it a couple of times :)
enjoyed your presentation and commentary -- especially replaying the hit in real time and slow motion. a very minor issue is that it appears that the audio was too low. loved how Cannone was able to disengage or come off the blade repeatedly in perfect distance.
Do you have a training routine that is constant in terms of both physical as well as technical preparation prior to competition? If yes would you share it? Thanks for the analysis, learning much. Greetings from South Africa.
are those kind of "dodges" at 15:12 intentional? looks way too close to be the case
Your audio levels are really low
Thanks!, ill keep attention next vid!
not gonna lie, Cannone and Kano sounds quite familiar
Good feed back ! Thank you, next time there’s semi similar names I’ll make sure the names are more pronounced !
@@GPFencing well to be honest that's not a criticism. Objectively speaking, they are definitely similar, pronounciation wise. If I am not mistaken, Cannone is pronounce like "Kanon" and that's one letter away from "Kano". Think of it as a fun coincidence
@@christianalbertjahns2577 yeah we don’t pronounce the e