Max Heinzer Crazy Training Motivation [Epee Fencing]

[@garchompdude]

Never has there been a more fitting fencer to represent Red Bull

[@OlympicFoil]

His opponents fence Epee, but Heinzer fences his own special weapon 😄

[@UncleWally3]

Over many years, here’s what Fencing has taught me: Defeating your opponent requires not defeating yourself; not defeating yourself will always require more work than defeating your opponent.

[@benjackson3149]

This is such an excellent summation. I'm putting it in my fencing notebook with full attribution, of course.

[@dogestranding5047]

That's some awesome training. Never thought I'd see someone train for fencing with fins on. I especially liked the jumping circular 6 block with a flick riposte right off the line.

[@SlicerSabre]

For some reason KZbin keeps reducing the quality when I upload this so the best I can get is 360p sorry T_T

[@jayparcelewicz5261]

This man teleports

[@esgrimaxativa5175]

Damn !!!!!!! I am motivated !!!!! time to train!!!!!!

[@computerinsurgent1204]

This guy should be called ''the Swiss Zorro''.

[@digimaks]

Very cool training sequence. Number of those things I can set up for myself! What I like about this training style - it constantly changing. So it is not boring or repetitive! Def should try that!

[@ker7743]

Looks like the sequence is designed for its own style nonetheless .

[@marcualexandrufencing6325]

1:46 I want to try this at saber. 😆🤺

[@jaydenhwang3838]

he fences like it's sabre

[@d3l1c10uspancak3s]

It drives me NUTS in the bits where he's fencing without a mask on 😅

[@ochs-hema]

Absolutely inspiring. Greetings from Ochs HEMA Club Munich.

[@KatonRyu]

That last bit with the mitts and no mask is really dangerous though, even for a guy as well-trained as Heinzer. As the coach I'd at least have put on a mask.

[@KityKatKiller]

Not nescessarily. It's hard to see how far away from the face the coach is holding the mits at that camera angle

[@davidwang4234]

The foil coach at my school claims he was there when Vladimir Smirinov died in the freak accident. He is old enough to have been fencing in 1982, and he was on the national team of Belarus or some other Slavic country (hard to remember), so it may well be true

[@iainmcclure416]

1:46 Hilarious. Must make my pupils do that! 3:17 Until you try that, you have no idea how hard that is.

[@MattCantSpeakIt]

what a dude

[@aliaviviana]

Omg! 👌

[@cherylm2C6671]

Flight of the Gotcha !!

[@xd_bot9762]

amazing :)

[@angelorosario8417]

Alle!🤺💪👍✌🕊

[@rovorovo9511]

What is the blue button that lights up and goes off when he touches it? 1:12 and where can I buy it?

[@uroojmalik4624]

Awesome✌💕

[@mariemhammami7132]

Wow

[@dontflyspirit6535]

Anyone knows that equipment he uses?

[@ayushpal60]

Sir I want to learn fencing

[@SlicerSabre]

Great! The first step is to find a fencing club.

[@ayushpal60]

Ok sir after that

[@ayushpal60]

Approx how much time it takes to be an olypian

[@ayushpal60]

Olympian

[@dudeofvalor9294]

@@ayushpal60 roughly 10,000 hours of purposeful training or ten years. Of course some get to the highest level sooner while others it takes longer. However between the highest level there is everything in between from beginner to elite. So the journey to that level will be amazing with many great stories and great people that you live and meet on the way.

[@gabriellohnergrof7714]

For a moment I thought I was watching a live action of Prince of Persia

[@noahz]

Max, please, we're all begging you: *wear a mask* when you are doing blade drills

[@4ndr1f72]

1:24 was pretty lucky for him to not have been hit

[@RxPow]

1:45 ??????

[@ayushpal60]

Can you teach me sir

[@praisethelordfriends]

Lol he's literally on a vertimax

[@ayushpal60]

I want to represent india in olympic i am 19years old and I donot want to late any more

[@SamtheShrooman]

Very cool work out however very unneccesary