Didn't know that she's legally blind. She also does archery and horseback archery.

For us fans of Tolkien, this is just pure poetry.... It's like manifest destiny!

It's been four years since, and this video needs a new comment....Ok what am I going to say? Wait a minute, I am thinking, thinking........!

Very nice explanations.

Prefer a Billhook as Iam a peasant

what is the name of the thing in which the sword is fixed?

you are wrong. turn your body with mil

Meyer glissade!

Lord GOD, that is a GORGEOUS man!

Cool technique. What swords are you using?

This sounds reasonable when you show it solo but if you actually look at a sparring session of katana vs rapier you'll know those are non-issues. Ppl much more focussed on hitting/not getting hit than cutting through rapiers/avoiding such low % event

Victor Hugo presents... Les Misericordes

Great training space.

Anyone know where I can find the Bauernwehr (third knife shown)? I can’t seem to find it anywhere; not even a picture.

I understand your concerns on the balance, you can only review what you get. But at least the pommel is beefy and heavier. One could easily draw a decorative twist or flutes on that pommel and go at it with an angle grinder. A few ounces off that, and your balance issue is fixed, and you’d have a custom sword.

Really quite refreshing to hear that thought at the end.

while you guys partied, I studied the blade(s)

That is a great explanation but finding someone who is an expert in the katana so there can be a comparative blow for blow would clarify a lot.

Is tods stuff for practical combat use? Good thick full tangs? Tip retention?

He has an incredible unhardened stiletto as if it was out of a dream but i want a dagger that can hold up to real combat. Is an unhardened thrusting dagger a wall hanger?

braum without his shield ? sup diff

Wheres the hammer to go with it?

Nice!

Sickle fighting looks sick! Sorry, I had to!

His maces are a fuckin joke of a weapon. Idk about his swords though tbh.

Is there a special attachment to hold the sword for that light stand?

👏👏👏💎💎💎

This moustache seems trustworthy. It is settled than. Guns beat swords in 99.9% from distance greater then 10m.

Aside from your expert talk, I would just like to say, from one moustachio'd man to another, kudos to you, my good man.

isn't 30mmx30mm shaft they recommend a bit, narrow? what you have doesn't seem like it, what I got is kind of, pathetic.

Seriously. I just bought big on Tod's stuff, last night. I was having a heart attack about your big revelation! 🤣

I really hope this doesn't come off badly, as I'm only saying this to maybe be helpful and bring awareness, but, are you aware that, just with what's in this video, you've effectively doxxed yourself? I feel like I shouldn't say that, but at the same time, you might not realise and wish you had

Size don't matter, in other words ...

I absolutely love this sword design. Very bolognese. May Marozzo look down upon you and smile

I started saber fencing when i was 11 years old, three months into it, my first blade broke from a swing against another saber. These are quite impressive springs that you can usually bend more than 90 degrees but sometimes it just happens.

I laughed out loud

do u sleep with ur sword too?

Sting! From LotR's!!

Mood.

just use it inside: top level precision and dexterity training!

If there was a men's Hallmark Channel...

Hahahaha!

It’s called dark souls. Your welcome

Wrap it in cling film?

Its ok greatsword, we can play tomorrow!

So wait, you got someone to go out into the rain so they could film you looking outside looking sad?

long swording in the rain, do it

I know this feeling so well... I think I've done this myself once or twice.

I know the feeling. Snow finally stopped but now its been raining for the last 3 weeks and all I wanna do is play with my swords in the back yard (or garden i belive you all call it on that side of the pond)

Longsword understands that you are protecting them from rust. If it's any consolation, it's equally wet here in the Chicago suburbs, and Saint Stanley (the horse) is also unhappy about it being sodden.