Särimner historical european martial arts. Last few years we have lost our selves completely to napoleonic era martial arts. So sabre, spadroon, smallsword, cutlass and muskets/bayonet has been our main focus.
The name Särimner, is a name we kept from our days in reenactment. And just like the pig/boar of mythology we will come back for more no matter what damage was done to us in the day previously. Or to take it deeper we will learn from our mistakes and come back hopefully improved.
@danielnunez7424 with unmodified old type reddragons I would have to say no. That said I did use them for a long time. But also had a finger broken. I would recommend Thokk gloves for any steel sabre sparring.
I find your videos very cool! I have a question about your jackets which I find superb! what brand is it? and what is the level of protection? greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭.
Какое-то трепетное ощущение возникает, когда понимаешь, что когда то так сражались раньше... Так быстро все происходило, два человека сходились в смертельной схватке и выходил живым только один... страшно. Когда представляешь поле сражения, становится еще страшнее.
@@sarimnerhistoricaleuropean5242 Даааааа, опубликуй пожалуйста!!! А можно от 3-го лица? Со стороны на эту прекрасную технику хотелось бы посмотреть! Выглядит оно очень интересно.
Lovely footage. Excellent Dante skills. A great day for sparring, the light and the colours looks fantastic. Music fits it really well. Just a great video.
Доброго дня. Поскольку вы занимаетесь, то явно разбираетесь в теме. Скажите пожалуйста, что лучше для боя - сабля или катана? 🤔 Good day. Since you are practicing, you obviously know the subject. Can you please tell me which is better for fighting, a saber or a katana? 🧐
I would say the wielder, not the weapon, would decide. There were good sabres and bad sabres. Good katana and bad ones. But given they are of the same quality it would come down to the one using it.
@@user-cz9dt3qh1q well one is used 1 handed the other mostly 2 handed. Different weapons. What I tried to say above is that it's all about the context, I can't really compare in a generic way. Hope this helps.
Hello! I couldn't help but notice that you (the fencer on the left) raise your saber too high for the third defense and thereby leave your elbow and forearm unprotected.
😂😂😂 полная ерунда ! Штыковой бой - это не дуэль двух джентльменов за сердце дамы . Это когда сходятся "стенка на стенку" роты , батальоны и полки и начинается страшная резня .. И все зависит от того , у кого нервы окажутся крепче..
Well, it's a valid target in the military sabre manuals we use for reference. So I guess yes. Not always recommended though as a cut to your opponents leg could leave you open.
It's fine. Just dont fall. Early on, we used to kick sand at each other to distract. It ended when I managed to get it into my training partners eyes through the mesh of the mask. And also there was a lot of sand to clean.
What gloves do you guys use when sparring with steel? My Red Dragons are wearing out and I am looking to see if there are any more protective alternatives that keep decent hand and wrist dexterity. Also is the guy on the left using the SPES Atilla Jacket? I've been considering getting that one, how does it compare to the SPES Officer Jacket? Also I never thought about temperature making steel blades brittle, I suppose there is always a place for the nylon swords still even after acquiring steel blades.
@@sarimnerhistoricaleuropean5242 Ah...shame, this is the closest HEMA Jacket to an actual hussar jacket I've ever seen, look much better than SPES Attila.
