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[@wohololao]

You don't wanna messer with those guys

[@taffelost6221]

Maybe not in 1363.

[@ycongq6520]

if i forget take my rifle

[@nicholasvondoelln6814]

The gun guy would use a gun! did you hear that everybody, the gun guy would use a gun.

[@BigPuddin]

@@nicholasvondoelln6814 Holy fuck. Why didn't anyone back in the day think of that?

[@Kriegbaum1000]

😂

[@ochs-hema]

Ochs - european martial arts confirms that you guys are awesome! Greetings from Bavaria.

[@HipposHateWater]

This is my new favorite HEMA video--both in cinematography, an execution!

[@RoadrunnerMoose]

Agreed :)

[@micohazakin8576]

HipposHateWater this vid is much better than the movie sword fights

[@manicmusketry6570]

Please give credit to the singer/player of Non e gran cousa you used in the video: Arany Zoltan Fantastic video otherwise! Good job! Excellent costuming and swordwork.

[@daroniussubdeviant3869]

thank you. i wanted that info.

[@vlaki4009]

In all fairness, until i came across this video, my knowledge of that song ended with Lorena McKennitt.

[@zyriab5797]

Was looking for this. Thanks :)

[@Dial8Transmition]

I don't know why this was recommended to me but I'm glad it was

[@wrongfootmcgee]

You are evidently a man of sophistication and culture, and KZbin acknowledges this.

[@fullhouse4722]

same story, lmao

[@kinchan4548]

HOLY CRAP, it looks so effortlessly, but to practionner, it is like 'HOLY SHIT THATS A LOT OF MOVES IN THAT 1 SECOND' mannn such well trained swordsmanship! This is such a gem

[@joew.3354]

I love the Arany Zoltán playing on the background, great vid

[@bjf10]

I keep coming back to this video; it's wonderful! Please do more like it!

[@ananthakrishnan4754]

The Music is soo Goodd...Luv It.soo much. And the Sword Skills. It is such a shame that Europeans had excellent martial art techniques but no one knows about it in the world except few people. I would definitely love to learn this.

[@AGermanFencer]

I forgott to mention; Awesome outfits :D Gotta love this fashion ^^ And beautiful Messer ! Aaaah i love that vid :D !

[@ranieromariotti5685]

thanks :)

[@gustavoscottifraga4541]

Which part of europe are these clothes from?

[@AGermanFencer]

@@gustavoscottifraga4541 Could be german or italian. Just before 1500.

[@lalla7805]

ho appreso molte cose grazie a questo video bellissimo! anche se sono passati anni fatene altri !! bravissimi

[@NovaAetas]

tra un paio di giorni uscirà un video in merito...grazie

[@edjulio5668]

Extraordinário. Parabéns e obrigado 👍 👍 👍

[@eutanazyxsiazepowazki6083]

Beautiful music. Who is the performer and what is the title?

[@ThaerisHLP]

Bravo, Gentlemen! I believe there is much to re-learn from the past, but I also believe it can immediately be observed that men should not wear tights. :p Joking aside, beautiful plays.

[@smokanmiraz6942]

Always remember: bros before hose!

[@AGermanFencer]

Bah nonsense! It is the über-trouser. The one true and only legwear :D

[@DemonixGamer]

Awesome video!! Great music!!!

[@themaggot8440]

The messer and dagger portion is by far the coolest for me, definitely inspiring me to take up the sport!

[@BADALEX1]

I would fucking LOVE to fight with these guys. They have some really interesting moves, and it'd be great to see how many hold up in free form play so to speak. Great work guys!

[@ranieromariotti5685]

thanks! if you come, you can find me in Florentia 2015 :)

[@furSonea]

Lyrics: Mui gran razôn é que sábia dereito quen Déus troux' en séu córp' e de séu peito mamentou, e del despeito nunca foi fillar; porên de sen me sospeito que a quis avondar. Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Sobr' esto, se m' oíssedes, diría dun joízo que déu Santa María por un que cad' ano ía, com' oí contar, a San Jam' en romaría, porque se foi matar. Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Este roméu con bõa voontade ía a Santïago de verdade; pero desto fez maldade que ant' albergar foi con mollér sen bondade, sen con ela casar. Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Pois esto fez, meteu-s' ao caminno, e non se mãefestou o mesquinno; e o démo mui festinno se lle foi mostrar mais branco que un arminno, polo tóst' enganar. Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Semellança fillou de Santïago e disse: “Macar m' éu de ti despago, a salvaçôn éu cha trago do que fust' errar, por que non cáias no lago d' iférno, sen dultar. Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Mas ante farás esto que te digo, se sabor hás de seer méu amigo: talla o que trages tigo que te foi deitar en poder do ẽemigo, e vai-te degolar.” Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. O roméu, que sen dôvida cuidava que Santïag' aquelo lle mandava, quanto lle mandou tallava; poi-lo foi tallar, lógu' entôn se degolava, cuidando ben obrar. Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Séus companneiros, poi-lo mórt' acharon, por non lles apõer que o mataron, foron-s'; e lógo chegaron a alma tomar démões, que a levaron mui tóste sen tardar. Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. E u passavan ant' ũa capéla de San Pedro, muit' apósta e béla, San James de Compostéla dela foi travar, dizend': “Ai, falss' alcavéla, non podedes levar a alma do méu roméu que fillastes, ca por razôn de mi o enganastes; gran traïçôn i penssastes, e, se Déus m' ampar, pois falssament' a gãastes, non vos póde durar.” Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Responderon os démões louçãos: “Cuja est' alma foi fez feitos vãos, por que somos ben certãos que non dev' entrar ante Déus, pois con sas mãos se foi desperentar.” Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Santïago diss': “Atanto façamos: pois nós e vós est' assí rezõamos, ao joízo vaamos da que non há par, e o que julgar façamos lógo sen alongar.” Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Lóg' ante Santa María vẽéron e rezõaron quanto mais podéron. Dela tal joíz' houvéron: que fosse tornar a alma onde a trouxéron, por se depois salvar. Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar. Este joízo lógo foi comprido, e o roméu mórto foi resorgido, de que foi pois Déus servido; mas nunca cobrar pod' o de que foi falido, con que fora pecar. Non é gran cousa se sabe bon joízo dar a Madre do que o mundo tod' há de joïgar.

[@Weyland-Yutani]

song?

[@titanscerw]

God bless your work!

[@MrEvanmcneilage]

@@Weyland-Yutani Cantiga- 26: The Pilgrim to Santiago/Pilgrim of St. James Non é gran cousa se sabe This is how Holy Mary deemed that the soul of the pilgrim who, on his way to Santiago, killed himself because the devil tricked him, should return to his body and he should do penance. It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. It is great reason that wise judgement has She who carried God in her body and from her breast nursed Him, and displeasure from him never had. Thus I trust He Gave her discretion. It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. Concerning this, if you will hear me, I shall tell How Holy Mary brought judgment On a man who every year, As I heard tell, Made a pilgrimage to Santiago Because he killed himself It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. This pilgrim went with good faith To Santiago, truly, But once he committed a sin. Before he left, He spent the night with a dishonest woman To whom he was not married It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. After this, he set out on his way Without going to confession. The devil soon Appeared to him, Whiter than an ermine, To deceive him. It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. He took the form of Saint James And said “Although I am displeased with you, I offer you salvation From your waywardness So that you will not fall into the lake Of hell, without doubt. It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. But first you will do as I say If you are to be my friend: Cur off that member of yours Which caused you to fall Into the enemy’s power, Then cut off your throat. It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. The pilgrim, truly believed That it was St. James who commanded him, What he had been told He cut off, And then slit his own throat Thinking he acted rightly. It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. His companions, when they found him dead, So that they would not be accused of killing him, Fled, and then arrived, To claim his soul, Demons, who took it Away without delay. It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. As they passed by a chapel Of St. Peter, very holy and beautiful, St. James of Compostela Rushed out of it Saying: “Oh vile ilk, You cannot take away It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. The soul of my pilgrim which you have seized, For you deceived him by impersonating me. You plotted a great treason, And, as God is my aid, Since you falsely took it, You shall not keep it.” It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. The demons insolently responded: “The one to whom this soul belonged committed misdeeds, Because of which we are certain That he must not enter Before God, because with his own hands, he killed himself.” It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. St. James said, “Let us do the following: Since we and you are in dispute, Let us go before the judgment Of she who has no peer And abide by Her decision.” It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. They arrived at once before Holy Mary And argued their case as best they could. They heard this judgement from her: That the soul was to be returned To where it came In order to be saved thenceforth. It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything. This judgment was obeyed, And the dead pilgrim was revived In fulfillment of God’s will. He never recovered The missing part With which he had sinned. It does not take much to know/good judgment has the Mother of He who in the world/judges everything.

[@secretman9120]

​@@Weyland-Yutani artist:arany zoltan Song: non gran e cousa

[@Weyland-Yutani]

@@secretman9120 thank you

[@Heresjonnyagain]

Who made these great doublets??

[@dave14647]

This is amazing Hollywood shoukd take more notes

[@LongswordRussia]

Хорошее видео, очень понравилось!

[@NovaAetas]

thank you !!!

[@mikeyoung7660]

So many sublte moves amazing art

[@jeanpaulgartier3404]

This never gets old for me

[@alexanderramirez8871]

Didnt know skwisgaar was a master of the blade as well as guitar

[@wariscoming.]

does anyone know the name of the video where is starts off with a guy in the modern time with head phones on then it jumps to him in medieval times and hes fighting him self with long swords, then hes wife wakes him up by throwing water in hes face and hes a medieval farmer and it was all just a dream ? i can not find it any where

[@marcfeliu6196]

That sounds like one of the first Martin Fabian´s video, should be this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpuYppdposeKrM0

[@nicolag5254]

Great video, brilliantly done! I hope that you will make a full video on Fiore dei Liberi Who agrees with that?

[@damijanruzic9128]

nice looking but before evatuation of any skil, please consider 2 things 1. is it dueling or combat in battlefield? and 2. nd. is it posible to cut a pig on half with that technique.?

[@alekx58]

Danke für den Upload das muss man studieren ein und aus für allemal allemaff

[@themastermason1]

Awesome camera work especially on the opening!

[@banita9448]

is sabre fighting the same?

[@EzekielDeLaCroix]

Was the codpiece necessary?

[@MorteWulfe]

You try training in any absolutely martial art without one and let me know what you think... A parry can easily slide towards the wrong spots and even a blunt training sword is still 3 feet of iron heading towards your crotch...

[@EzekielDeLaCroix]

@@MorteWulfe We have modern crotchguards.

[@user-pi8pd9wc5y]

It was. And it's more historically accurate I feel like. Why not?

[@christopherlee627]

It was a fashion of the time - in the future people will ask if baggy pants and baseball caps were necessay.

[@KingTrouser]

Where do you get your beautiful weapons!? Those messers are fabulous 👌

[@Emanresuadeen]

They don’t messer round! 😂

[@fredix5513]

Muy bueno , excelente. Me gustaria saber el nombre del tema que sirve de cortina.

[@FarneseSDG]

Davvero bello e davvero bravi entrambi! Potrei chiedervi il titolo del brano utilizzato per il video, se possibile? : ]

[@bloodhyena]

great stuff guys ! love to learn more about the messer !

[@creatifetudes8553]

Sois los mejores

[@robdeskrd]

+Nova Aetas, Well I have no names to work with but to the bearded gentleman: How long have you been working this system? How did you come by it, is it your family's system? How old is it and how many manuals do you have? Its fluid & severe, I like it

[@ranieromariotti5685]

Robert Deskins hi Robert, in this video i practice Frog 2 years, and i have studied to’ GIOVANNI SACRATI, an italian master, you can see his video if search “dipintori santi e fanti”. I study from italian and german manuals from 1.33 to Mayer

[@michaelra3111]

what is the name of the band that makes music so beautiful?

[@kosh1969]

Hi there, what style of medieval swordsmanship is this? Its from one of the manuals from one if the Italian masters?

[@ranieromariotti5685]

the tecnics are a mix of different codex, leckuchner, Wallerstain, Durer. in the video i want try to propose some of my interpretation of some particularities. the concept of the reverse hand in Wallerstain with the langschwert or an experiment with the messer and the dague that you can see only some image in the Durer codex.

[@kosh1969]

A pity you don't do this stuff in the UK? It looks really good!!

[@ranieromariotti5685]

if you want we can organize! :) add me on facebook Raniero Mariotti

[@dakaodo]

Desmond Rakhaly There are many groups in the UK who do this. Start with one of the most established groups, and ask around to see who's closest to you: www.fioredeiliberi.org/

[@dakaodo]

Desmond Rakhaly Just kidding. There's a British Isles club finder: www.communitywalk.com/map/index/942724

[@OTEP1234567891011]

What longswords are you using?

[@Retarior]

I know that song, I even have it in my PC, but I cant find it because I have forgotten the name. How was it? En gran cousa or something like that right?

[@NovaAetas]

Cantiga 26 "Non é gran cousa"

[@advocateanirudhsingh8221]

Beautiful.... Great..... Salute...For saving this art

[@kalvinchester4068]

What is the song used here?

[@emiliangoia8618]

The blond guy is lancel lannister ?

[@greedfox7842]

that dudes codpiece is the deadliest weapon in this video. OwO

[@ОлегШевченко-я6р]

Ещё раз офигенно!

[@HessianLikeTheFabric]

Che cos'è la canzone durante la presentazione?

[@RagPlaysGames]

Non e gran cousa.

[@АлександрПерчов-ж9у]

@Bruce Burns: The problem here is that so many treatises & books of Medieval martial arts/ combat have in fact been lost, or deeply buried in old European libraries; that not until a real interest in Medieval/ Renaissance martial arts appeared in the late 1970's, did people start digging for the information -and re-discovering it in old University, Church & Museum libraries. So much of that original written formal instruction disappeared over the ages & was not passed on by father to son/ teacher to pupil or reprinted, that many European historians came to ass-ume (up until the early 1980's anyway) that in those times medieval combat was a major wack fest w/ no real program or discipline other than experience & very basic passed on skills instructing students in warfare... Which idea, as many of us know presently, is & was completely wrong.

[@RestlessBogatyr]

Not to mention as time passed on and warfare was taken over by gunpowder and conventional artillery. There were not needs for these arts for the closest you would get is by bayonet point which was perfected by Japanese martial artists during the Jukendo arts area throwing not only swords out of use but spear arts aswell. Gunpowder was first mentioned in Europe as early as mid to late 11th century. (Note to the famous work of "Opus Majus") gunpowder was finally recognized in the late 14th century as a tool of warfare first being introduced as rockets during the Battle of Chioggia in 1380. Swordsmanship only started to decay after the introduction of newer technology (Mostly the invention of the wheel lock, ect) I know that my statement is WAY fucking extra. But I hope some one learned something.

[@joselitosering]

loving this

[@DomingosCalixto]

very, very good...

[@Theiscariotsin]

Does anyone know what text these are from

[@joseph291]

Mo cap for the next Witcher!!! One can hope

[@masterjunky863]

La vera arte marziale del popolo italiano. Questo dovrebbe essere il nostro sport nazionale, altro che il calcio!

[@oldabisko3235]

Please song name

[@RagPlaysGames]

Non e Gran Cousa by Arany Zoltan.

[@oldabisko3235]

@@RagPlaysGames thanks you

[@nicholascotardo3795]

bellissimo video, grandi! i costumi e queste tecniche marziali da dove risalgono? scuola tedesca?

[@KAKA-qh5ql]

Where are u from ?

[@lorenzo1997B]

Italy

[@Retarior]

Great performance :-)

[@SugarDaddy1411]

name of the song?

[@alexayala4376]

Wow esta super interesante. Quiero aprenderlo.

[@Bazuzeus]

Superb !

[@andys4708]

Обалденно

[@amramjose]

Very interesting and very technical.

[@danr.wright2547]

come se chiama la canzone?

[@stanfromuzbekistan8282]

2:04 are they wearing cups?

[@Emanresuadeen]

Their Codpieces?

[@BladeFitAcademy]

For all the thumbs down people, are the tights really so offensive?

[@richardtous1085]

it seems like sth you can never realy learn. there are worse and better but can you be ready for everything and have absolute control? when you get deflected that badly that you could just know you are dead, you can be anyhow good, or not?

[@juanrojo1053]

merci pour la video

[@ductusfructus]

Excuse me! Can someone tell me what is the name of the music playing during the video? Mi scusi! Qualcuno può dirmi qual è il nome della musica riprodotta durante il video? Sorry for my broken language. It's Google translated =) Ci scusiamo per la mia lingua parlata. È Google tradotto =)

[@RagPlaysGames]

It's called "Non e Gran Cousa" by Arany Zoltan.

[@ductusfructus]

@@RagPlaysGames thank you very much! I really appreciate it :)

[@kapteenijuhani]

Who makes these messers?

[@periklisiordanidis342]

nice song , what does it say ?

[@Thomas-np9eo]

Complimenti, ottima forma!

[@creatifetudes8553]

Great 👌

[@baqikenny]

that swag he's displaying tho

[@АнтонСотников-у2у]

The Best!

[@JoeyTheGreat]

Awesome

[@Velkan1396]

Amazing video, very helpful , name of the song please?

[@Dimitris-Stasinopoulos]

Non e gran cousa

[@youtubethrowaway9324]

Super

[@DeepOneBill]

I have that same model of tournament bastard sword, one of the later batches that are a hair too thin for official tournaments. Mine's a bit more flexible than theirs' but it's a good workhorse sword for the price.

[@ranieromariotti5685]

yes, good sword for the price, you are right

[@Chtif1]

Bravo !

[@egormikhailov5806]

Интересно, а удары от плеча с размаху были или не поактиковались？

[@Анунах1988]

Очень редко, думаю. Основной удар колющий и короткий сбоку. Это как в рукопашке, боксе, широкий размашистый легко блокировать, да и открываешься при том сильно.

[@tonyprouteau3716]

To dodge ''perforing'' cut from Heavy knife, There also an old technique called ''Counter-Misery'' (Contre-Misericorde) de antico Fratelli Bolognese techn. que feche. ''Guardia del' Milano'' ...It's a pointing zuper horizontal cut who Can dodge '' reverse perforing 'strife' back stabbe down knife hit'' ... .

[@nztelecounselling4837]

I feel like the codpieces were too small in this video.

[@junichiroyamashita]

The codpiece was made this way to stand out. It was considered fashionable and manly,for the exactly same reasons you are thinking about.

[@nztelecounselling4837]

Fair :). Thanks for the awesome video!

[@junichiroyamashita]

@@nztelecounselling4837 i am not connected to them

[@Emanresuadeen]

How about _Messer e Codpiece?_ Those huge crotch bucklers are certainly capable of both offense and defense.

[@xchristopher22]

beautiful

[@joaoamerico2475]

ADOREI !!!!

[@waveydaveyspoonerbooner205]

why are the mighty boosh sword fighting?

[@strajzemli]

Какая страна? Молодцы!

[@realnova7429]

Why did they use 2 handed swords with one arm? maybe they didnt have a one handed sword?

[@franckherrmannsen7903]

because it´s a Messer .....

[@kaindrg]

Is the song in french or occitan?

[@NovaAetas]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantigas_de_Santa_Maria

[@Eliteplayer1988]

nice to see counter-counter-counter-counter-attacks

[@honeybear278]

Very nice ! :)

[@periklisiordanidis342]

like this song

[@andrebova]

Se o Peter Pan vice isso, ele iria chorar.

[@celioambrosi-santamaria]

Dope.

[@mushroommann100]

insane pakedge bro

[@zerozerosud]

Gran video! Da dove viene la musica?

[@Upwinger2020]

Llibre Vermell

[@АлександрМихайлов-ъ4б]

Вот это мастерство

[@supermaster100]

Hats of the heads in front of this two lads.

[@anthonyzachary7510]

you probably work choreograph fight scenes at movie sets...check into it..show em your vids.

[@FrankyFes]

excellent!