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Hey all! This next video has been in the making for some time, because it required some research. I started to get somewhat annoyed at recurring debates about the sense and nonsense of tournaments, so I decided to see whether the techniques described as 'Ernstenlich' in Lecküchner are in any way suitable for a modern HEMA tournament. Turns out they are, and quite spectacularly so. This also shows that tournaments are a context of their own, and simply expecting things that were designed to work in a historical context, might just work differently nowadays, or not at all. And that doesn't mean those parts of the fight books are pointless.
Fencers: Ronin, Mila, Jem, Nick and Oskar
0:00 Intro
1:24 The controversy
2:23 My attitude towards tournaments
3:30 Tournament artefacts
4:24 Could earnest fighting work in a tournament?
4:55 What even is "real fighting" ?!
5:40 Ernstenlich Fechten in Lecküchner
7:53 Why Ernstfechten theoretically works in tournaments.
8:58 The sparring experiment
10:38 conclusion
Music:
Folk Round by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/... ( • Celtic Fantasy Music -... )
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