One take of swordfight choreography training with different weapons

Different weapons combination rapier and dagger vs long messers with small shield
Adorea rehearsal.

[@Namewriter]

I love how the winner immediately decides the cameraman is next

[@ArthAnsgar]

I guess the cameraman doesn't always survive.

[@alinalexandru2466]

​@@ArthAnsgarNah, the cameraman will be fine.

[@grigoriyefimovichrasputin7897]

​@@alinalexandru2466he was fine because video end before anything happen

[@Kokushibyo_Yuya]

he could try, but he'd surely fail

[@Hacksaw37]

This could be John Wick 1323.

[@Zionswasd]

In a full suit of classic silver knight armor, I need that movie so much.

[@MrTryAnotherOne]

Not as clumsy or random as a blaster; an elegant weapon for a more civilized age.

[@Amatsuichi]

now please put this kind of choreography into historical movies

[@WhoThisMonkey]

Not a chance, untrained eyes don't understand it. And it won't be flashy enough for the moronic masses, it will get poor ratings. This is why I stopped watching films and found entertainment of my own. Reality is better in reality than behind a screen.

[@VNdoug]

​@@WhoThisMonkey Fuck off, you pretentious wanker. You don't need to be a genius to find this fighting cool. The main reason most movies don't do this is that it's *hard* to learn these choreographies and then perform them quickly and, most importantly, *safely*. How do you teach an actor who's never held a sword how to fight like an expert in a couple ofweeks?

[@komillermaster6821]

​​@@WhoThisMonkeytbh olomouc is about brutal and cool fights, not 100% realistic. But yea, they bases their techincs on HEMA.

[@Zionswasd]

​​@@WhoThisMonkey no, untrained eyes understand it perfectly, its not exactly complex, theyre swinging pieces of metal at eachother and trying not to get hit, and it would totally sell bc action has built in story tension sans any writing at all, and also this choreography is ALSO flashy/fantastical, compared to realistic fights or real fights, which are just running away or shooting people from far away or cheap shotting/tackling eachother and/or wailing wildly, and stomping/stabbing people while theyre down.

[@user-heieodors]

Так вполне бывает . В "исторических" .

[@charleshurst1015]

I LOVE the side-sword + dagger combo 😁

[@Pooknottin]

Swashbuckling! More please? Always waiting for more Adorea! It's inspirational. A material connection to what was not so long ago a part of life.

[@benrichards1694]

I love these videos where you mix and match different weapons. My favorite fights are those that do, like the mass action sword fight, and the bardiche and sword vs spear and sword! Keep up the great work Adorea!

[@ericconyers8972]

Well done. Fun camera work too.

[@marcussmith4913]

I'm glad when I was young the only fights had were with hands. If you lived way back in the day it would be terrifying to have to settle fights with these weapons.

[@tylerdelgregg7879]

This is very good!!! I tend to focus on Asian methods which seems to be shrouded in mystery and perhaps a bit of hype in some fashion. European methods were straight to the point. However, that spin which exposed your back was risky.

[@benrichards1694]

If I remember correctly, occasionally if you wanted to get a good swipe with a rapier, you could do a spin to gain force. I could totally be misremembering though.

[@user-jn2dw8ru1u]

Use this fight coreography in historical films!

[@munchkingod6]

Fucking hell I wish they’d let you guys do the fight choreography for historical and fantasy films.

[@devlinforster934]

oh those are the two guys that did the andorea longsword fight! these two are awesome!

[@deralex4350]

I saw you perform in Mauterndorf. You guys are insane! I especially loved the slow motion part, that was really funny and mind blowing, as soon as you did it in normal speed!

[@et2792]

awesome work guys :)

[@AiAngel]

Not even any safety glasses, I'm sure it's somewhat choreographed but you buys are ballsy!

[@nightraid7]

Great job💯💥

[@kurokaze511]

You guys are amazing. I've said it before but somebody needs to give you guys a Highlander remake to choreograph. It would be the only way I'd watch one.

[@kvarnerinfoTV]

Not the hollywood spin-turn 😂

[@andreyv1668]

Excellence. 👍

[@GabrielVimar]

Great job 👏

[@dmb77]

Always ropera and daga. Best dueling combo ever

[@daveburklund2295]

I love the idea that one of them rode their bike to the duel.

[@gunthurthecliffhanger8878]

Absolutely love you guys, you guys should do a Montane or a Zweihander video sometime

[@adrianmilnikel5117]

One suggestion. When you get cut- you subconsciously move your hand towards the cut - people dont get paralyzed because somoene cut their neck, they panic

[@silentone11111111]

If only Hollywood had this quality.

[@andrewhill2614]

You make this look both real and beautiful.

[@fenian21]

I miss films when the choreography is well done

[@kevincrady2831]

Wait, that guy actually got away with a spin attack in an Adorea video? ;) Just a slight tease, you guys are aways awesome with the realistic technique and acting, making it look like the fighters actually want to hit each other instead of just clash blades a bunch of times. I also got a kick out of how the winner immediately decided to make sure there were no witnesses. XD

[@gassdrybal4277]

Парни! Это почти как в фильме Роб Рой!!

[@yanbal1969]

Wonderful

[@Deathbystrudel]

I love some Espada y Daga! As a Kali practitioner this is great to see, (and yes, I realize some moves were changed for the sake of cinema and not just practicality)

[@pavlingeorgiev1134]

Yes, Espada I daga from kali

[@pavelsedov9982]

В шведском парке просто так не погуляешь😢😢!

[@korzalm]

How can these guys be put into commercial movies? Make European Swordfighting Movies Great Forever!

[@KS-xx5xq]

Makes me want to dive into MUDs again (multi user dungeon, not heroine) Thanks guys.

[@makoado6010]

try sabre+hungarian shield or sabre+fokos and autowin.

[@user-sv1xv5nd7f]

The New Era of Stage Combat

[@RendelHinote]

Hes like "camera man your next" For the first time the cameraman is not immune guys rip

[@longswordparkour511]

Good!!!

[@ozramblue117]

This is why we have guns. 😂. Just kidding. Love these vids.

[@pedroseoane6531]

Españoles entrenándose para lo que viene 500.000,jovenlandeses de Suecia....

[@josealbertomegchunovando4649]

Es lo mas cercano a la realidad y digo lo mas cercano, porque ver uno real va a decepcionar a muchos por lo sencillo que es y es que hacer algo llamativo seria la 💀💀💀

[@docjams7233]

I want to play to

[@MrDedomino]

Please make many more videos like this!

[@StygianEmperor]

I know it's helpful to reverse your grip on a dagger when, for example, using your full weight to increase stabbing force on someone in armor, but Is it beneficial in the more defensive context shown here, or is that just for cinematic flair?

[@patrykantos6595]

If you reverse the grip on a dagger you create a sort of a hook, that can be used for grappling. But it is incidental and was probably done for flair.

[@Kotzauglom]

Good enough but a little bit unrealistic. Almost every move opens at least one leg of opponents and they don’t use it in the fight. It couldn’t be in a real historical fight where more than 50% of wounds are leg ones. Nevertheless, good enough and I like it. Keep improve!

[@MrNachtgespenst]

That one turn was far to slow to actually be effective😅

[@LeoPlaw]

I'm no expert, but isn't one of the top rules, don't turn your back?

[@MrIvancito12]

Dope

[@tewkewl]

So that guy would have sliced your arm out at the end bruh

[@benrichards1694]

A messer isnt going to amputate a limb by sliding along it. Cut it, sure. But certainty not cut if off.