Conditioning

[@makebritaingreatagain2613]

The English names for all these drills: 0:30 "Sword Waggle" 1:04 "Windscreen Wiper" 1:37 "Hurricane" 2:24 "Windmill" 3:09 "Big Ben" 3:30 "Little Windmill"

[@TudorFencing]

Please continue to make more of these videos. These are quite excellent.

[@richarde5718]

I understand the term "windshield wiper" originates from Northern Britain circa 1460-1480.

[@connorjones2958]

I love how it started out as weight conditioning and ended with a bit of flourishing. Flourishing isn't that effective in an actual gigjt/match but it's amazing for exercise, improving fkexibility, and honing your technique. Great video.

[@hervedesormeaux1478]

Excellent video. Thank you and please continue.

[@RoninZDojo]

I love these easy exercises. I use them for FMA training. Thanks !!

[@silencio4660]

I really love these drill videos guys, good work and keep them coming!

[@LukascheM]

Excellent exercises! Thanks!

[@senakristhfon3711]

Do you have any tips for maintaining edge alignment during the moulinets?

[@gauloab4815]

I did the planks for 5 mins on each section, im dead right now

[@ryanbutler544]

This is now a part of my daily training. Thank you very much!

[@vcuhema]

That's awesome to hear, Thank you for watching!

[@hawaiisaberacademy7339]

Awesome warm ups. Mahalo!

[@NothingYouHaventReadBefore]

Thanks a lot!

[@jackslater8688]

Thanks. Good video

[@davewilson13]

For windmill, you are stepping after you've started the swing, is this correct? Total newbcakes here.

[@MistressOP]

Where do I buy that practice sword. If he has a link maybe he can make some money off it

[@aburipley9045]

What brand of feder is that?

[@SkyeTsow]

One of the Pentii's from PurpleHeart Armory

[@Ponlets]

5:45 i cant seem to do that

[@johnnyvonline1862]

awesome

[@HillardEarl]

My swords have their own movements, I have enough just need learning them I have no more room for more.

[@Tkoutlosh]

I know it is good for training both hands same way but it is not so useful for longsword. For exaple doing this circles with both hands improves your ability to perform fast durchwechseln while doing it with one hand is just conditioning.

[@jamesdurfee4379]

So, you could do it with both one hand, and two hands, to get both aspects.

[@stephenbrewer9750]

Can you pick different cilored clothing from the background?

[@bobu5213]

Because?

[@adamplentl5588]

@@bobu5213 the video is quite dark. Makes it difficult to track his feet.

[@bobu5213]

@@adamplentl5588 If somebody thinks so I guess..

[@adamplentl5588]

@@bobu5213 clearly at least two people do.

[@dovos8572]

and they say two handed swords are heavy, clumsy and slow....

[@edward325]

Can you do these with one-handed swords too?

[@the0mighty0burrito]

Edward I would imagine so. Most shortswords will probably be lighter, but exercise is always good.

[@senakristhfon3711]

Yes he mentioned these are intended for military saber

[@yashaoftheflames8475]

release your bankai

[@makebritaingreatagain2613]

3:12 "I HAVE THE POWEEER!"

[@Sk0lzky]

3:18 and that's where I lose my arm because of impingement xD

[@lostmarimo]

Don't do situps they destroy your back. do leg raises or something instead. Other than that i am definetly trying this out! thanks :D

[@moldvox]

When you said von tag, youtubes captions speed out bump dog. I'm done.

[@WhyName]

Attach a little bit of weight to your sword when conditioning. You will hate me later.

[@adamplentl5588]

Also probably not a good idea for your tendons and ligaments. Would also fuck with the balance of the weapon and risk introducing bad habits into your swordplay due to compensating for the added unnecessary weight. Practicing with a realistically weighted sword is probably much more advisable.

[@lionsunofallah6239]

30? 100 sounds better my muscles need a serious beating

[@luckball8016]

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