Leibringen: Introduction to medieval Wrestling Chapter 2

Complete film available on: vimeo.com/ondemand/warwrestli...
Wrestling for beginners. We often think about combat in the Middle Ages carried out with heavy weapons like swords, axes or lances. But what happened when the weapons broke or when people were not allowed to carry them for whatever reasons?
But our European forefathers also knew how to defend themselves without weapons practicing the noble arts of grappling and fist fighting.
These arts represent the roots of modern martial arts such as grappling etc. This educational film shows the important basics of wrestling or grappling and also provides elements of interest to martial arts enthusiasts.
Contents:
Learning to fall without mats.
Basic positions and methods of movement in a standing position or on the ground.
Grips and opening moves.
Throws.
Attacks and defensive moves (ie. biting)
Punching and kick techniques.
Practice drills in a standing position or on the ground.
Instructors:
Jirka Roman Bükow. Instructor for European martial arts including wrestling and grappling (with and without weapons), sword fighting in armour and fighting displays. Specialist trainer with the Pax Bundes
and founder of the Agilitas association.
Damian Stranski. Wrestling specialist and trainer for children and young people.
PAL 4:3

[@SNAAAAAAAKE]

Killer boots man.

[@nelbraudo-441]

Beutain.

[@jessehines4044]

Can you please make a video series where you go over the whole system from striking and wrestling while standing to ground escapes?

[@agilitastv]

A new video is still in the works, but it will take some more time and is probably not exactly what you are looking for. No other plans so far, but your input is noted. Thank you very much!

[@fencersguild-guildamgladia2485]

I dont want to bitch around, but this has not much to do with any historical tradition. No doubt about deminstrants skills, but honestly, you cant be serious guys...