Hungarian style sabre cutting sequence

Sequence of cuts which remains a comparisons of two schools. These are focused around using the Polish style and Hungarian style sabres
Actions from the video rely on actions from the period (late 16th century to mid 17th cenutry) manuals.
Music:
Stoner things - Patińo
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[@jiskodadski3208]

Bravo! I love these technique videos. 👏💪

[@AssasiCraftYogUscus]

That was gorgeous to watch

[@williamlong8859]

Great video, love it, especially the false edge work. Top shelf Sir.

[@romeosvengali9087]

The videos and research articles from Jerzy and the Silkfencing Team are outstanding. Your efforts are much appreciated. Dziękuję. Several of your videos briefly mention the influence of Hungarian sabre fencing in Poland and Europe. Will you be addressing this in more detail in a future video or article?

[@radosawbednarski6399]

Faktycznie całkiem inny styl. Niektóre ruchy mają niezły potencjał, musze je wypróbować w najbliższych pojedynkach :D

[@xichengyang1161]

That's cool! I'm interested in the source. Could you please share some? Thank you!

[@MorangRus]

Should've been filmed at 60 fps - those false edge flicks are quick and hard to track! Also would be great to see it edited side-by-side with Polish style. For some reason both "straight down" cuts (scalp here and "Muskovite" in Polish style) look somewhat awkward with extra preparation.

[@mailais3403]

Where do you get your sabers from?

[@jurekmiklaszewski7027]

I made them, and I also make them: www.silkfencing.shop.pl