Polish Saber pass

John P describes the pass in Polish saber. Using a hanging guard, one can pass close to an opponent and cut them, while be relatively safe from any counter.

[@jantrukszyn3410]

Amazing. Its funny that I, Poles, take some knowledge about my tradition from American guys by yt. Modern time 😊 Thank you!

[@swordpals]

Hello, these are wood ones. Stay tuned to our channel and I'll have up a video of ALL of our sabers, where we got them from, and their price. For cheap, durable and accessible, check out Purple Heart!

[@bradvarsava5075]

Awesome training swords. Where did you get them?

[@swordpals]

A wood worker made them. They look good but don't work to well due the properties of wood compared to synthetics or ideally metal

[@mikoajcybulski9533]

Woah this is kinda digging out some old stuff (the video) I wonder how XVI-XIX polish saber fencing ended up in Arizona? Regards from Poland.

[@TravelingTyrant]

Long story. My book Polish Saber can be found on Amazon and walks through how I became interested in Polish Saber (what it is) and so forth. It's cleverly titled, "Polish Saber" by Richard Marsden! Thanks for the reply to our old video.