Seeking technical paradigm: PPvD longsword #2

[@Druid_Ignacy]

Notes: 1. To align offensive footwork better with PPvD, (right strike = right leg and vice versa) left oberhaw could be performed from left pflug, which contrary to left vom tag is described and often used, and does encourage enemy to attack right side of the body. 2. Source describes enemy parry as countertime, but since for countertime parry to be possible distance has to be similar as for parry from stance, and that source is unclear in later paragraphs in what situation enemy parries the blow we then redouble, we treat these plays as attacks on prep - that is at enemy zufechten; (which in combat may become counter attack), for simplyfying training proces. The reasoning for attacking at enemy zufechten not from own is that: attack on prep is the most suprising attack possible, which makes it good opportunity for such fancy redoublements as duplieren and mutieren.

[@MarioTwinden]

More please :D

[@Druid_Ignacy]

We can hardly find time for that now, but would we record more of this exercise-focused interpretation we will post it! :> Awesome you like it!