Lu Bu's glaive VS TWO swordsmen

[@HRmocap]

hi? I am the white armored man in that video. Kendo people are very strong. The 2-on-1 sparring became more difficult as time went by. Small space, low ceiling. And the kendo practitioners planned a strategy and formed a formation. I sparred under those conditions. At first, I was focused on having fun, but by the second half of the game, I felt like I was going to get embarrassed if we continued like this. So for the last time I showed the last technique of my martial arts. It's a struggle right away haha

[@TheGuzeinbuick]

You fought very well! But yeah those Kendoka did a great job surrounding you and leaving you no space to maneuver.

[@TheShurikenZone]

You have no reason to be embarrassed at all, brother. Anyone who understands this stuff will know that the limited space and low ceiling was a huge disadvantage for you, and a big advantage for them. Thank you making this display. Your courage is an example for us all. 👍👍

[@longyuanchuan]

Nice technique

[@Luke-mi6gb]

Did you make the plastic armor yourself? Also that staff hit you got in the last exchange was awesome!

[@journeytoreturn3432]

Lol. You fight good. Lubu will actually just smash them with his raw power perhaps, based on Dynasty Warriors Game.

[@valkunstgeist5041]

the staff work after the glaive head broke was amazing!!!!

[@lolasdm6959]

They prusued LUBU

[@bigheadrhino]

I love how it gave him an instant buff. It’s like in the movies where the greater the percieved disadvantage the better the hero fights.

[@headphones2308]

Dude went into 2nd phase

[@HRmocap]

I was struggling to live lol

[@scratchthesurface8084]

You guys really are the coolest weapon channel on the internet its just awesome :D

[@dragonknightleader1]

Do not pursue Lu Bu!

[@Sans-Soucii]

It... it... it's.... LUUU BUUUUU!! (;° ロ°)

[@Milo_Estobar]

Jujunsu Lubutomy

[@gendoruwo6322]

What if Lu Bu is pursuing you ?

[@fckprc8149]

No Problem, I got a gun!

[@Choonsey]

Proceed to Hu Lao gate!

[@cade5792]

Excellent display! The kendokas were working well together. With a bit of communication they could have completely locked Lu Bu down. Lu Bu did great with his attention split. Looks like they figured out his game plan from the previous fights and didn't let him control the fighting area as much.

[@najuhate]

When they said : ShaVelJaaaag! I feel that.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

I love the kiai from this channel hahaha

[@MAXFightMan]

I love the spear and glaive content!

[@tiexiaowang7939]

Sounds like he should have gone for more leg attacks. It is quite safe and effective when you have a much longer weapon because it is hard to bind off of a leg attack and you have a good return stroke if you miss

[@TheGreatJinx]

Do leg shots give points as well? I'm not sure.

[@lolasdm6959]

Yes if you look at Chinese helberd techniques, the side blades are designed to strike the feet, because swordsmen usually carry a buckler back then.

[@HRmocap]

We fought with kendo rules. I don't attack below the navel. :)

[@iticotaco5603]

You compromise your ability to repeat thrust and feint by over-committing your thrusts and worst of all letting go with your stabilizing hand​ @@HRmocap

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

​@@HRmocapaww !? That is HUGE HANDICAPPED for the pole-arm!!

[@VanguardJester]

I love the way the kendokas immediately try to divide his attention between them, force him to move as much as possible to make as wide a gap as possible. I also really like the halberd user's sense to go straight to the wall, preventing them from going to opposite sides. I'll always say it, a swordsman fighting a spearman is a downsided match up, even with the two of them working together, look at how hard they have to work to get a solid blow in! Obviously this isn't easy for the halberd wielder either, But that's just evidence that he was giving it his all. He's very skilled for keeping two people at bay like that, and the two swordsman are very skilled for being able to get past his weapon the way they did!

[@HRmocap]

I'm not used to this kind of match either. It's fun to try. But it's really... The kendo people with both sides are very distracted and all the views keep moving fast. You know what? I felt dizzy. Lol

[@VanguardJester]

@@HRmocap regardless, you are very skilled, and I'd love to watch you duel them again!

[@HRmocap]

@@VanguardJester Haha, I'm also uploading a lot of videos of sparring. I'll make and upload another video soon, too

[@Asthmos]

this is FABULOUS! keep doing great things

[@BADALEX1]

Excellent work and quite interesting. Well done!

[@DreLilmountain]

I feel like the space is the biggest factor here, limiting his mobility and the swing of the glaive and thus enabling him to be trapped and negate the reach. Would love to see this redone in a park or open field of some sort

[@Rebelcommander6]

Thats some "Never say die" energy at the part where the head broke off! Well done!

[@Nioclas64]

Thats not a glaive... Its a Chinese double crescent halberd... A Chinese glaive would be Guandao, which this is not. As a glaive wielder its sad this video has been up for 3 hours and no one has pointed this out. 😭

[@konstellashon1364]

Is Ji correct term? I can't remember specifically if Qing Long or Fang Tin.

[@pierrewilliam7119]

I think the term " Ji" is correct and I have not Seen Any other, altho there May bé some variations

[@stevenw2933]

Fangtianhuaji 方天畫戟, Ji is a Chinese style of polearm. Neither a spear, halberd or glaive, just a Ji. There is not really a good equivalent in english. @@konstellashon1364

[@李淳熙-v7k]

@@konstellashon1364 It is Fang Tin. Qing Long is for Guan Yu.

[@StarBoundFables]

I'm curious about the glaive wielder's armour. Were those plates 3D printed or chopped up from old plastic buckets? A video on how armour like that's made would be really cool to see

[@HRmocap]

In a month or so, I'm going to make armor with a new version. This is made from cutting plastic. Processing plastic is easy, but it's hard to fuse with bonding. The armor now is the second version. I've done research for more practical armor and I'm thinking of building a third soon. :) thanks

[@UnskilledGrappler]

That was really fun to watch. Thanks for filming it.

[@magpie1466]

The head of the spear came off and it was like 100 years of bo training kicked in haha

[@alexmorpheus6762]

If it was the real Lu Bu, those Kendo swordsmen would have run away like they have seen death 😂

[@krystofcisar469]

Now imagineif those 2 swordsmen were and able to catch and wrestle him. Must been so much fun tho! :)

[@赵焰心]

Well as a Chinese I must say that technically there is no Lu Bu's glaive in the real history of his time. he doesn't use glaive. his weapon is just spear, like all other warriors, riders or generals in the same era. still, the video is cool. I've followed this channel for about months and learned a lot from your works, you guys are the most amazing guys in this world to me =D. I really wish one day people could find out a way to safely simulate those battles with extremely dangerous and heavy weapons. like pole hammer, two-handed axe, or dual flanged maces and so on. what length or weight is their best form for human to use? with equal techniques, taller and shorter person who is stronger? it depends more on their moment of inertia or height, or sight? what about armor off and armor on? and why? I played a lot of games or 3d simulators with rigorous physics engines, yet none of them are real, and physicists usually don't know much about martial arts haha. oh god those puzzles are killing meeee XD

[@Zanen9197]

A small suggestion is that Lu Bu's glaive head or Halberd head would be bigger and you would want to swing it and you would want something on there to make it both sturdy and capable of taking sword hits. Mostly stabbing is a spear. Combining skill with swinging it and the upgrades I mentioned as well as strength and speed allows one to tear through armies and take on a vast amount of people.

[@zetareticulan321]

He should have swung it around in circles to keep both of them at bay.

[@TONEDEAFSOUND]

can anybody provide me with a decent challenge

[@zetareticulan321]

“It’s Lu Bu! Lu Bu has come to destroy us!!!”@@TONEDEAFSOUND

[@obkworld1]

The extra length was holding him back lol. The shorter spear decimated them.

[@John-mu1cy]

Yah, the staff of the poleaxe is too long for that kind of area. And not hard enough to creating pressure to pushed the army back

[@HRmocap]

Not really. I don't care about the length. But I got hit a lot by them, and that moment was adrenaline rush. Haha. For a moment my handicap of being an old man disappeared lol

[@Nick-hi9gx]

Have to use those hooks. The "crescent" was designed to work like the hooks on medieval European polearms. In duels, use the fact your weapon is effective at range and really close, where theirs is not. Bind the enemy sword,a dn then deal with them bodily to knock them down, get oneopponent in front of the other, force them backwards to makea misstep. Their weapon is next to useless in really close quarters (no pommel or quillions for a mmurder stroke), where yours is still capable of easily breaking noses, cheek bones, hands, elbows. The beauty of polearms is they work in three different spheres of range; max reach, sword distance, or up close by choking up or using the haft. Of course...doesn't work when you aren't actually trying to hurt your opponent.

[@VTPSTTU]

Thanks for the video. That was fun.

[@thatsnotoneofmeatsmanyuses1970]

Square, Square, Triangle, Triangle, Triangle , Triangle. Trust me. It works every time.

[@johnmartlew5897]

Until your opponent figures it out, now that you given it away. 🙏

[@infinati]

That white armor is cool. Where can I get it from?

[@daswordofgork9823]

Can anybody provide him with a decent challenge?!?!

[@tengchuanhuang877]

the point of Lv Bu's weapons was that the apparatus at the top can trap spears. Lv Bu is supposed to be extremely strong and skilled with the horse, once his enemies' weapon becomes entangled with his, he is able to disarm his opponents or throw them off their horses using brute strength or clever horse maneuvers. it is seldom used by other warriors because one needs a combination of many different skillsets to operate the weapon effectively.

[@bahamutkaiser]

Closed a Glaive into a room...

[@Sore-Loser]

Don't forget to use Spinning back kick to opponent behind you when they charge.

[@Diremouse42]

That was an amazing match up to watch

[@bradlee-4203]

에구 방천화극이네....그것도 쌍극.....넓은 곳에서 화려하게 싸우시고 상대방의 장딴지를 작살내시고 눈을 주로 노리는 화극이 점으로 보이게 각도 정하시고 ...찌를 땐 가끔 손바닥으로 튕겨주시고 회전시는 발바닥으로 튕겨주시고 ,,,,어째든 구석에 몰려서 사망하시고 ,,,그런데 근접전에서 검든 상대보다 너무 빠르시고 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 화극을 회전시키면서 공격타이밍을 못잡게 발등 무릎 허벅지등 하체를 찌르거나 화극을 회전시켜 베면서 접근하기 곤란하게 만들고 순간 찌르기를 해야하는데 너무 좁은 공간이라 ....

[@HRmocap]

음? 음? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 까이면서 칭찬하고 마치 내 대련처럼 말하시는데 ㅎ ㅎㅎ 하체공격은 안 하는 거였기에 그것도 재밌겠다 싶어서 검도룰에 충실했어요. 근데... 내가 고수도 아니지만 아무튼 2대1 쉽지않네요. 보기보다 정말 정신없었어요 양쪽으로 어질어질 이것도 경험을 많이 해보면 더 잘하게될거에요. ㅎㅎ 다 첫경험들

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video 👍🏻

[@alexanderschubaltz2624]

For a sword to have a chance against a spear, you have to get in and not move away from the opponent.

[@Nasraniksatria]

One does not simply enter the battlefield with a blade and win without a blade.

[@Sajuuk]

Right, thats it, Im using a glaive in my next D&D session 😊

[@David-ns4ym]

The halberd was more common a sight on European battlefields than the sword. Only the Romans used a sword more often. The sword usually was a high status weapon. Most Vikings would use an axe or spear and rare indeed a sword. That being said the sword especially a slashing one like a saber, cutless, or katana would have a very limited effect on a knight in full plate steel.

[@gunh4129]

Hi White Armored man, can you show us how Lu Bu's Fang Tian Ji / halberd actually do? Your technique in here was basically a spear technique. It didn't use Fang Tian Ji's full advantage, because you didn't use the two crescent moon knives at the side of the spear. Or maybe do you think that both crescent moon things actually useless in sparring? What do you think about that?

[@averageasian5462]

If they had someone as Diaochan and the kendos took her out first, it would give Lu Bu get a massive buff therefore taking them both out in one hit.

[@KA-jm2cz]

Fighting to the end with broken weapon showed some commitment and attitude. Western fenching helmet is good to get bigger splinters out. Shinais or bamboo could have pretty bad ones.

[@robbabcock_]

Great stuff!⚔🔥😎

[@ardidarmawan6042]

You forgot the Red Hare.

[@robertfletcher11]

When fighting 2 attackers you have to try to position yourself so that only one can attack you at once. Don't let them get either side of you. Your space in this instance may have been too small to allow you to maneuver easily. Also try to take out one attacker quickly.

[@吴将军-l2y]

how about zhangfei snake spear vs two katana😂

[@xazarl3381]

I mean if your in an open field they also cannot get near you as you also back up.

[@John-mu1cy]

Remind my about the "Zhao Yun" on this channel. The man who beat 3 sword man

[@haden636]

Lubu used to be a power house in the old dw game until he got nerfed i had to up the difficulty and now it's like all the characters are Lubu

[@tsongju]

I think it should be called "halberd" not "glaive", because a glaive is a big flat blade on the end of a pole and a halberd is edges and hooks on the end of a pole

[@BarsusDraco]

That's not really a glave. The Ji spear' actually a halberd. It can thrust, grab/hook and is great against certain armor types with those axe blades

[@connormchale2039]

im only a layman, but it feels there isnt enough space to use that glaive properly

[@justin_isaac_rada44]

Can you do the Ji Halberd(Han Dynasty) and the Goedendag?

[@sonyentertainmentnetwork4488]

It's actually a Chinese Halbert and not a glaive

[@Spagettipasta]

He need a horse 🐎🐎🐎 and called it red hare

[@N0P3Sugar]

Realistically even if there is 5 soldiers they would still loose vs. glaive with their sword.

[@konstellashon1364]

I've learned qiang/regular Wushu spear. Is there much difference between techniques for this glaive?

[@ksatriamadangdolan5345]

This Lu Bu got nerfed 😂

[@JoeyOudenhoven]

With a glaive is de best dat je You let them attack first and want for an opening. In der techniek.

[@zachtbh]

In an open outdoor setting, the outcome might be different

[@JelloFluoride]

Need Guan Yu's Halberd! I'd LOVE to see the God of War in action!

[@terrace15]

FYI Guan Yu's weapon is actually a glaive, while the weapon shown in this video is more of a halberd

[@能主席]

you know , i use that before , it should be halberd not glaive , I am sure that you used that in a wrong way , lu bu halbert can remove your enemy weapon by using the side axe , you can slash , thrust and attack your enemys foot , it is a Muiti function weapon , it is not about kendo or no , it is just weapon advantage

[@creative_copycat]

Did not utilize the weapon's advantage, it can be used to hook the opponent's weapon when pulling back, and can chop side ways, and can lock weapon when stabbing forward with the "fork".

[@HRmocap]

I wanted to do multiple skills like your opinion. Actually I have those skills. But enemies are in formation and react faster than I have time to use skills. Hahahaha. I was also baffled because I was so different in theory and practice. :)

[@thfkmnIII]

Definitely written by a guy who's never had to square off against two 2nd dan kendokas

[@UnskilledGrappler]

@@thfkmnIIIOr gotten off of his couch.

[@316jun]

Ask Ishin for some tips

[@WomanSlayer69420]

POV: Gank squad

[@dxcSOUL]

I wish my kendo school was this fun... There's no fun allowed in my dojo. Maybe this is a kumdo thing.

[@gunh4129]

Why do I feel that Lu Bu's spear is inferior to Guan Yu's Glaive? The two half moon knives that the spear has does not give any benefit to the White Armor man at all. At least that what I see from this video.

[@zldwm]

무기 손상되니까 바로 버프걸리네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@thomasda3482]

lu bu 吕布奉先 and the weapon is 方天画戟

[@MasterofPlay7]

Real battle you would wear armor so the one hit dosent count as kill

[@Ianmar1]

Swords don't really work against armor unless you plan to grapple, which is a different skillset than the kendoka here have trained.

[@MasterofPlay7]

@@Ianmar1 yes so what's the point for this video?

[@Ianmar1]

@@MasterofPlay7 Fun. I enjoyed watching it.

[@MansMan42069]

Square Square Triangle

[@fighterleo9959]

glaive？stick!😮

[@s6xspeed]

< 3 from Canada!

[@stormrhode2330]

It's a shame you were going by kendo rules. I would have liked to have seen more strikes to the legs and feet and other types of maneuvers. I'm usually not a big fan of the arbitrary restrictions of the sport since it detracts from real-life simulation. Still, awesome video.

[@haichun7558]

Saber vs Katana

[@kdefensemartialarts8097]

👍

[@Mephiston1984LoD]

🙂

[@ziggydog5091]

Study English quarter staff sources and mantante rules, you should be able to handle a swordsman easily, and even do well against several with a pole arm. This was common, and something HEMA practitioners have rediscovered today.