Polish Saber- Basic Parrying

[@tgillies101]

Well done mate, some core memories being developed here. Well done sir. Great instruction too, hoping to approach HEMA soon and Polish szabla interests me alot as a focus.

[@jiskodadski3208]

Thank you my friend. I have always tried to give my daughter the attention I never really received as a child. We did further our studies of szabla in Poland since making this video and we do enjoy helping people like me who are interested in learning.

[@mortalopus]

You're really adding wonderful core memories for your daughter and I think that's great. Informational and fun video as always.

[@jiskodadski3208]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@Bluemax54]

Great instructions, new subscriber.

[@jiskodadski3208]

Thank you my friend!

[@shinobihiriyu-originalninj4634]

Ah a new video from Jisko and Dadski, how nice 😛 A good topic again, always informative and entertaining. I also like that you sneak in some polish words 😉

[@jiskodadski3208]

Thank you brother! I have been seriously studying Polish, so I hope to make some more Polish language videos in future.

[@shinobihiriyu-originalninj4634]

@@jiskodadski3208 awesome brother 😃👍 I like your spirit, keep it up 👏

[@tedblackburn8679]

Great video and great advice. I think the first parry is called a "Saint-George" and the second a "half circle". I'm not 100% sure though. Nice practice sword too. I was thinking of making one similar. There aren't many places that sell wooden sabers. They mostly sell katanas or medieval type swords. I wish I had a fencing partner too. My son is "too busy" all the time. You're a lucky man. Cheers from Montreal.

[@jiskodadski3208]

Thank you. I think the high parry with the leg brought back is the Saint George parry but I gave not heard the term half circle before. I bought the synthetic practice swords from silkfencing and purple heart. The foam ones are from go-now.pl

[@tedblackburn8679]

@@jiskodadski3208 Thanks , i'll have to check that out. I was wondering if maybe you know where i can get a "hidden pommel wrench"? I have a ww1 shashka and another on the way i just bought. The pommel has a sunken screw that holds everything together. That screw came loose over the years from use. It makes the hilt move a little. I've been looking everywhere for this tool. Found one for knives but it doesn't fit. So if you know where I can get one or have one made at a reasonable price I'd be forever grateful. Cheers.

[@jiskodadski3208]

@@tedblackburn8679 I have had exactly the same problem. Unfortunately I could not find a suitable tool. I had to pull appart my sword and redrill the hole a few mm wider to fit a small socket from a set I already owned.

[@tedblackburn8679]

@@jiskodadski3208 I hope i won't need to do that. I guess the only way is to create my own tool? Maybe cut one like a key out of strong enough metal. Thanks anyway.

[@arlenewinfred3038]

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