Sword & Buckler - Sparring only with Thrusts, and Without restrictions

[@authenticnaabi8974]

Looks good. Nice practice on defending afterblows even after hits. A good habit to keep up the guard.

[@Druid_Ignacy]

3:33 - this was so sweet

[@edwinpoon]

Yes, this is essentially very 1.33. im glad i found this video, Master Boris has too many haha.

[@gwynbleidd1917]

Nice. The one fighter with the blue and white patch on their right shoulder didn't really ever utilize the buckler as intended though and had their buckler arm collapsed in towards their body, rendering it pretty useless. Actually, almost everybody didn't have the buckler properly extended most of the time. Have ya'll studied from the I.33 at all?

[@borislavkrustev8906]

I've studied I.33 in detail, but it is not our main source at all, for a variety of reasons. You don't need to have the buckler fully extended all the time, and that in fact I is an inferior approach. I.33 is a confused and confusing source, and definitely one of the most useless when it comes to actually understanding s&b.

[@gwynbleidd1917]

@@borislavkrustev8906 lol ok