It must have taken a really long time to edit in all the colour splashes for the hits, defends etc. but it is SO useful and makes things so much easier to understand visually, thank you so much!!
Hi! Great vid. That “HEMA tree” is something you could print out as a poster and “sell” to support the channel. I mean, it’s beautiful, cheap to make as a poster; and would be a good way to support the channel. Just a thought. Anyways, keep up the good work!
I'd consult it mid-battle in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Hold on, Woycek, I just need to do my reconnaissance phase. Can you hold still for a moment while I mislead you and prepare for countertime?
I'm very happy that this is made by Polish guys. Im from cz and i can speek polish because of my family and thanks to you i fall in love in historical fighting
The first girl I ever felt the hit of " love at first sight" was a polish girl when I was a 16 and she was 17. A lot of Polish women are astonishingly beautiful. Anyhow she made me want to visit there. I hope I can one day soon
Interesting that you mention that some considered the counterattack to be the "jewel" of fencing @ 6:24 mark. Bruce Lee thought of counter punching as a higher form of offense. Bruce Lee was influenced by boxing and fencing. The Tao of Jeet Kune Do has references to fencing works.
I jump in the HEMA world few months ago (almost year now, yeaaaaah, i'm happy !), and each time I understand something, I see what I have to understand left. And it is just enormous. Not only I love longsword, but I am begining to look in the direction of i.33 and polish saber. HEMA are just a beautiful art. Fencing is a beautiful art. It feels to me that I will not be able to turn away from it, and with only one lesson per week, I feel... empty :o
I wanted to let you guys know something. I love all of you who help make these movies, tutorials and whatever. Tomorrow is my first ever HEMA fencing class, which I'm feeling very excited, and however very nervous for. I'm scared of holding a knife with the intent to hit, or even trying to defending. I'm scared of defending, but I'm sure I'll get less scared over time. Also, you guys are in a way an inspiration, since I remember watching you when I first starting to really get into my obsession with medieval times. I implore you to continue making videos for people like me who look up to you, perhaps you could even make tutorials in the future, teaching moves, and teaching how to not be so scared to pick up a blade, like me! Haha, anyways, thank you Akedemia Szermierzy!
@@fyrestars3193 Hey buddy. It's been quite a while since I've been thikning about tihs, but I've been trying to loose weight so I can try out Hema again, and it may be easier to keep up! The quarentine hasn't helped me go out more and excercise
Excellent editing on this video! The slowmo paired color splashes are a great way to illustrate the outcome of a pass which otherwise might be difficult to identify. Great work, love all your videos!
Very well explained. When I started learning fencing many many years ago, my first instructor used a very similar analogy and in the 26 years since I have yet to find a better way to explain it.
Excellent! I highly approve of and agree with your breakdown. I've never seen such a thorough system. Thank you, I find this highly helpful and will remember it.
I have a solution to solve all rule breaking in Olympic fencing involving not calling hits: Remove all armour, make the weapons sharp. After all, they can't say they didn't get hit if they have a giant puncture wound. Thank you for coming to my TED talk
Wow, the added colors for hits/defense was very helpful. Clears up the confusion with what happened in those fast exchanges. This must have taken LOADS of time to edit.
Yes please make more of these videos. Follow all the branches of the tree you have showed. The more historical fencers learn a common vocabulary the faster the entire art can improve! HEMA needs your help. ;-)
Consistently the best HEMA content on TH-cam. Bravo!
Great information.
The sounds is a bit low though, and the voice-over can at times be hard to hear clearly over the music.
It's rare to find a video so concise and informative that I actually recommend it to students, and this is it.
It must have taken a really long time to edit in all the colour splashes for the hits, defends etc. but it is SO useful and makes things so much easier to understand visually, thank you so much!!
Fantastically informative, done very well to break down something that seems very complicated to something relatively simple!
1:19 Respect for him catching his opponent when he got knocked back
Hi! Great vid.
That “HEMA tree” is something you could print out as a poster and “sell” to support the channel.
I mean, it’s beautiful, cheap to make as a poster; and would be a good way to support the channel.
Just a thought.
Anyways, keep up the good work!
I agree! I'd love to have one
Absolutely! I would definitely buy one too!
I'd consult it mid-battle in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Hold on, Woycek, I just need to do my reconnaissance phase. Can you hold still for a moment while I mislead you and prepare for countertime?
@@paradigmarson9586 YUSSSS id pay for that?
I’d gleefully buy copies for myself, several friends interested in this sort of thing and the local club.
I'm very happy that this is made by Polish guys. Im from cz and i can speek polish because of my family and thanks to you i fall in love in historical fighting
The first girl I ever felt the hit of " love at first sight" was a polish girl when I was a 16 and she was 17. A lot of Polish women are astonishingly beautiful. Anyhow she made me want to visit there. I hope I can one day soon
Interesting that you mention that some considered the counterattack to be the "jewel" of fencing @ 6:24 mark. Bruce Lee thought of counter punching as a higher form of offense. Bruce Lee was influenced by boxing and fencing. The Tao of Jeet Kune Do has references to fencing works.
I jump in the HEMA world few months ago (almost year now, yeaaaaah, i'm happy !), and each time I understand something, I see what I have to understand left. And it is just enormous.
Not only I love longsword, but I am begining to look in the direction of i.33 and polish saber.
HEMA are just a beautiful art.
Fencing is a beautiful art.
It feels to me that I will not be able to turn away from it, and with only one lesson per week, I feel... empty :o
RaevenKS practice home on front of a mirrors; shadow fence
Study some Fiore di Battalgia the day before!
I wanted to let you guys know something. I love all of you who help make these movies, tutorials and whatever. Tomorrow is my first ever HEMA fencing class, which I'm feeling very excited, and however very nervous for. I'm scared of holding a knife with the intent to hit, or even trying to defending. I'm scared of defending, but I'm sure I'll get less scared over time. Also, you guys are in a way an inspiration, since I remember watching you when I first starting to really get into my obsession with medieval times. I implore you to continue making videos for people like me who look up to you, perhaps you could even make tutorials in the future, teaching moves, and teaching how to not be so scared to pick up a blade, like me! Haha, anyways, thank you Akedemia Szermierzy!
Tell us how it went?
@@fyrestars3193 Hey buddy. It's been quite a while since I've been thikning about tihs, but I've been trying to loose weight so I can try out Hema again, and it may be easier to keep up! The quarentine hasn't helped me go out more and excercise
@@jennyrapp4082 Losing weight = changing diet, not exercising. Exercise only supports weight loss, but never is the cause of it.
"Destreza teaches us to save our strength and not to waste words."
Excellent editing on this video! The slowmo paired color splashes are a great way to illustrate the outcome of a pass which otherwise might be difficult to identify. Great work, love all your videos!
I really like the video and explanations. I wish there was a poster with the labelled tree I could put on a wall.
*The lads are back*
Thank you. Nobody else takes the holistic view like you guys do.
Dobra robota chłopaki, trzymajcie tak dalej 👏👏👏
Amazing, and well explained, cant wait for the next part
This video is amazing and VERY well put together. Very excited for more!
One of the most informative videos I've seen while also being extremely entertaining to watch. Bravo!
Yes papa finally a new video
Quality video...thanks! Looking forward to more...well done lads.
What a brilliant video! Loved the blue and red highlights to show who got hit... so well done! ❤
This is the best breakdown of actions that I have seen - much more comprehensive that the Tactical Wheel
Warto było czekać!
Amazing job guys ! Love it !
Amazing work, gentlemen!
Looking forward to future episodes!
Great video! Thank you VERY much!
Beautiful work!
I absolutely love everything about this video. It's just awesome. Thank you!
Excellent work... What an amazing overview..
Amazing, and well explained, cant wait for the next part!
That editing though! And this was very well thought out and put together. Cant imagine how long it took to piece together. Well done
Thank you!
Very simple but also complicated enough to explain the method of the art of fencing! This is incredibly well-presented and informative.
Fantastic overview explanation of fencing. The best I've watched, by far.
Great job guys!! Please continue the series!
Czekałem, oj czekałem na kolejny film, i oto jest :D
It's awesome how you are highlighting the hits and parryies etc!!!
Wonderful introduction to basic elements of fencing. Amazing edit and explanation. Thank you for this great video!
The quality of your videos is mind blowing!
Great description! Really easy to follow!
The best channel of its kind on TH-cam.
Great! Easy to follow, informative, good production, good graphics. Thanks!
Amazing video! Can't wait to see more!
thanks very much ive been following you guys for some time and your videos have helped me perfect my own skills
Another great video, thanks guys!
the best HEMA channel imo
I always love your videos. Subbed!
Awesome, a new video! Seriously though your videos are really well made and are great to watch.
Great info guys! Keep up the good work
Very good synthesis.
Great work!
Excellent !
Excelent Job! I love it!
Excellent video.
An an epee fencer in my club, I have to say bravo to your video. Excellent way of using the branch to break it all down.
Very well explained. When I started learning fencing many many years ago, my first instructor used a very similar analogy and in the 26 years since I have yet to find a better way to explain it.
You guys do amazing work - thank you!
Great video, loving this series
There is so much to learn I love this Thank you
Nicely made, in every aspect. Well done!
Przepiękny filmik!
I love this video! Díky za video sousedé
Incredible informative video, huge thanks from belgium !
Amazing video.
Excellent! I highly approve of and agree with your breakdown. I've never seen such a thorough system. Thank you, I find this highly helpful and will remember it.
I have a solution to solve all rule breaking in Olympic fencing involving not calling hits:
Remove all armour, make the weapons sharp. After all, they can't say they didn't get hit if they have a giant puncture wound.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk
Great, thanks
Excellent. I eagerly look forward to your next videos.
Well done
Wow, the added colors for hits/defense was very helpful. Clears up the confusion with what happened in those fast exchanges. This must have taken LOADS of time to edit.
Damn, this is a great video! thanks
Merci beaucoup !! Thank you this is a very good video !
AWESOME VID AND CHANNEL!!!!! Wow congratulations guys this stuff is super cool and useful!!!!!!
Your videos are extraordinary. Keep up the good work. Informative and entertaining.
Can t wait for the next episodes
Wonderful video!
you guys are awesome.
This is great!
Thank for every video!!! Master greetings from argentina 🇦🇷
Very well done, thanks for sharing.
Wow . Great composed video
What a great video,exactly what we need as enthusiast
cant wait for part two
great video
Great video. Great instruction.
Yes please make more of these videos. Follow all the branches of the tree you have showed. The more historical fencers learn a common vocabulary the faster the entire art can improve! HEMA needs your help. ;-)
awesome video! more please
Amazing, bravo guys I'm big fan !
Bravo Cousin!
Nice one!
goddamn your videos are so good. Please keep it up!!
Keep this up. Best HEMA channel on TH-cam 👍🏻
Great content, thank you!
Amazing video with very useful content, like all the others, keep it up!
Great information, well shot, wow makes me want to practice more
Great job guys!
Great stuff. Please do more!
Great vídeo. Congrats
Great