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the basics of sword drills. they are ment to be simple for a reason

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now power is needed at times but for people just starting and are new to hema learning the basics and keeping things slow at first is better than forcing speed and bad habbits
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@clockworkkirlia7475 Месяц назад

I like this video a lot. Calm, steadfast, thoughtful in your opinions, all very important. I like this trend of a wholesome, considerate presence for HEMA on the internet. Very much worth a subscription. Also, your drilling is very satisfying. As a big ol HEMA enthusiast who's spent the last five years stuck in bed, I appreciate the chance to appreciate and learn from the mechanics at play.

@matthewmaurer7290 Месяц назад

And to add to it hema is a peacfull art can it be aggresive sure but at the end of the day if your life isnt in danger there is no need to be aggresive or try and harm others but once again thank you very much

@armoredsweatpants3997 Месяц назад

Well said, we do the same in kenjitsu, in our art, it’s not at all about strength but control balance and edge alignment on the cut⚔️

@matthewmaurer7290 Месяц назад

Hey thanks man it is something i enjoy talking about cause alot of people think that you need power behind everyswing. Dont get me wrong i love some power here and there but you learn to have that after you get better basics down it is a bonuse not the statest quo

@armoredsweatpants3997 Месяц назад

@@matthewmaurer7290 right, the basics are sooo important, foot work, hips, I do everything 50 times slow with a boken before ever try it with a live blade, lol, great job!

@matthewmaurer7290 Месяц назад

@@armoredsweatpants3997 thanks man i do the same i also throw in new things here and there just to give it a go dosent have to perfect but helps haveing some experiance. So while one might not like a movment can learn a counter for it. Homestly so many things can be talked about for sword stuff and moves i could rant for hours on it lol. But thank you it means alot for any support

@kevingray4980 3 дня назад

@@matthewmaurer7290Very nice. reminds me of the long pole in Wing Chun, the weapon itself already very big. Most of the technique is learning the mechanics to make it feel small, snapping into key positions to neutralize momentum, only adding power when you have position and timing.

@dungad24 Месяц назад

It was a long time ago, but my teacher in naginata always emphasized cutting in a plane, and cut like it’s a razor blade, not hit like it’s a baseball bat. I found it a good mental image, and early in it helped me move and cut in a more relaxed manner.

@matthewmaurer7290 Месяц назад

Stuff like that helps alot there are times for power but more control is always better