Hungarian Sabre fencing lesson for advanced fencer by Laszlo Jakab (with caption of instruction)

Uncut Hungarian sabre lesson for advanced fencer. Laszlo showed how to instruct lots sabre actions and combination in the aspect of technical side not a routine lesson. How to perform the action and correction of blade movement and physical movement.

[@user-yn1rw6tg3t]

I had the privilege of being taught by Laszlo, and his lessons were always this good. Laszlo - hope you are well!!

[@hugovandermeer1566]

Very instructive. Thank you!🤺

[@parenthesevide1105]

Very good work, thank you for putting in captions as well. It is the first video that I'm seeing of you, and 20s in I'm subbed. Good format, no useless intro and explanation, just great informative content. Looking forward to seeing many more. Cheers

[@fencingwithlaszlo]

Thank you very much. When we do it, we thought the captions should be good for viewers as many clips we do not have a clue what is going on. Laszlo told that the captions will help people to understand what he is doing. Your feedback means a lot for us. Even though captions is not easy work, we will try to do it in all the videos we will make.

[@parenthesevide1105]

@@fencingwithlaszlo As a videomaker myself, I know how long it is. Your work is very appreciated, and you seem to have a very nice team on top of that ! Thank you again.

[@leftysabreuse3257]

Really like how you include critique too. Thank you very much for this video

[@fencingwithlaszlo]

Thank you very much. Laszlo said he is really glad you like the video.

[@familycampingau]

This fencing lesson was an absolute masterpiece. It combined the perfect balance of skill theory and practice. As a fencing coach and a veteran sabre fencer, I was very impressed about the Hungarian coaching, please post more videos like this! Thank you!

[@fencingwithlaszlo]

Thank you so much for giving us the feedback. We are on the progress of the lesson with left hand veteran sabre fencer which on the process of putting the captions on. I hope you will find it useful as well.

[@enwe6487]

you as a fencing coach - do you think I can apply sabre lessons to foil and epée? I just (re) started fencing again after having had some lessons as a kid now 20 years later, but I really like foil, though our club has only epée beginner courses right now, all the while I'm watching all these sabre lessons lol

[@Braindazzled]

This was so much fun to watch! Thank you!

[@3p1l3f]

Great job coach!!

[@kingfu1980]

The roses in your hand,the flavor in mine.Tanks a lot.

[@romanista77]

Excellent! Thank you very much for this!

[@fencingwithlaszlo]

You're very welcome! I am glad that you find this video is useful. To make the caption on each exercise was not easy at all. :) If you have any questions that some exercises may be not clear please do not hesitate to let me know.

[@OlympicFoil]

The live commentary is very nice 🔥

[@fencingwithlaszlo]

I'm glad you like it

[@knight6257]

Awesome 🤺

[@stevep1762]

Nice, really nice lesson. Worked on a whole load of different things and gave good examples and corrections where needed. I tried to start making a list of the stuff worked on but it's too long - second intention, variable preparations, open-eye ripostes, breaking up long attacks, hand leading foot, inside and outside beats etc etc. nice to see a big combined lesson like this.

[@fencingwithlaszlo]

Thank you so much for watching this video. Laszlo said he also felt it is a bit long but we thought we put the long lesson for people seeing how the exercises were constructed step by step as a whole as the video was taken from his 20 minute lesson uncut. Then we will split the actions in to short video for each action that will be on the list of the work. Any questions about teaching fencing please feel free to let Laszlo know. He is happy to help and giving more information to you. We also prepare to do more video about actions, second intention, etc so please keep an eye on the channel. :)

[@stevep1762]

@@fencingwithlaszlo I meant the list of things worked on was too long, which is a good thing. Also nice to see prime ripostes taught in lessons, that's a favourite of mine.

[@Tangy277]

The memories😭

[@tommy_sparrow]

Borsody would be proud :)

[@fencingwithlaszlo]

Wow! Thank you very much! This is the best compliment.☺