Meyer’s Irongate (Eisenport) Interpretation - Longsword HEMA

Joachim Meyer describes irongate (eisenport) with the longsword as having a close relationship to the crossed guard (schrankhut). This video explores that relationship and a few of Meyer’s irongate plays.
I use Dr. Jeffrey Forgeng’s translation in this video. The Art of Combat, Greenhill Books, 2006.
Intro music: The altered segment of “Master of the Feast” by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Attribution 3.0 International License. Kevin McLeod in no way endorses this video.
www.nj-hfa.org

[@jacobkeeling6562]

This has become my new hema channel to watch

[@HikerDood]

Great stuff. Love the Avi outtake.

[@timothychristensen3912]

Excellent video!! I was always confused by this.

[@teamppappi2526]

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[@ghostlygardener5644]

You're using very literal from the words used interpretation, but seem to not consider that this is a translation (and therefore itself a interpretation), what does the German say here and does it agree?