Sword's Path | Game of Thrones #1 - Fight like Jon Snow

Here's one of the videos I promised. Learn to fight like Jon Snow in 7 simple steps!
I tried to keep things extremely brief in this one, but I plan on expanding the topics in separate clips. Stay tuned!
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I'm a 25 years old HEMA instructor and sword performer from Poland. I've been fencing since I was 12, evolving through sport fencing, polish saber, kenjutsu, to finally settle on renaissance german longsword (go Team Meyer!).
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Now go throw some cuts!

[@TheSwordsPathChannel]

Do note that while the portrayal of unarmed martial arts and shooting (including gun-fu) has GREATLY evolved over the last 20 years, the sword fighting in movies has not changed the least bit for like 50 years. It still employs the same overused to death cliche moves and atrocious speed. The stuntsman establishment needs a shakeup!

[@daroth7127]

Hey i was wondering your nationality and where this place you filled is at.

[@tjs4519]

Top 5 favorite movies containing great sword fights.... Go!?

[@ESCKEY]

Are we going to see a vid with you choreographing a sword fight on how it should be done?

[@TheSwordsPathChannel]

Tekcon YES.

[@ESCKEY]

Awesome, look forward to it!

[@gaiusjuliuspleaser]

>says "stick 'em with the pointy end" >never sticks 'em with the pointy end

[@AlkisGD]

_This._

[@gonkdroid6301]

Sacha Daenens ... needle is a sword designed for thrusting not slashing... he was telling this to arya because that's what the sword is meant for. Jon does thrust his sword as well seems you haven't been paying much attention

[@jakeaaron]

He stuck Daenerys with the "pointy end"! Hey! Oh! ...an I right? HAHAhaaaaaa...... ok..... I'm show myself out.....

[@Ghost-yl6cq]

Karl Tanner

[@Rec0rderMast3r]

Thank you so much for using my music! You guy's are legends. XD

[@TheSwordsPathChannel]

WHAT A PERFORMANCE :D

[@Veloceipro]

In the narrative, Jon is a great swordsman, but he doesn't start out that way. He gets to be regarded as the best swordsman in the north, on top of all the opponents he has defeated, but he clearly learns from all of them and grows over time. In the latest season he really loves up to that reputation. Can't say much about how realistic it is though.

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

yeah id say the TV Jon Snow is nearly as good as Prime Jamie Lannister by the end, well-deserved too. The opponents he defeated are far more impressive than any Jamie ever defeated with the exception of.....god dammit, forgot the guys name but either Arthur Dayne or Barristan Selmy were stalemated by the guy at one point, I Think, and Jamie was just fending the guy off....oh yeah that was it, the guy wanted Arthur Dayne's sword (not The Darkstar), he was considered as mad and as dangerous as The Mountain, though not as strong.

[@Vlad_Tepes_III]

@@TheBoxingCannabyte The Smiling Knight?b(I know I'm late)

[@ninjapirat4703]

I think Geralt's way of fighting is probably still the best one. :D

[@SUB0SCORION]

Emthat is kind of hilarious too but at least it looks good.

[@CAepicreviews]

With the speed he does it at (by book) compared to the game, almost nobody would have the time to react, let alone find and use an opening. They are nearly unstoppable before potions - and even harder to kill with them. Geralt killed 7 people alone in the Blaviken incident, and the only time he got cut during that entire fight was when he stalled because he didn't want to kill the leader, Renfri. www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/4bdb5u/respect_geralt_of_rivia_the_witcher/?st=iwxmnmux&sh=b0515586

[@buzzbear_]

Geralt's techniques are the most realistic I've seen in pop-culture and are somewhat feasible in a real life situation. But it's still got lots of spins and useless twirls. But also bear in mind that Geralt has insane speed and reflexes, and he mostly fights beasts than man, so his techniques might as well be the best. Looks cool though.

[@Angryp0nY]

Badger the spins and shit are to confuse monsters.

[@messitv2854]

Fucking Truh but I like jin snow, but I love Geralt and his fighting style

[@rizrizriz]

That fucking flute/recorder background music. Lost my shit.

[@korstmahler]

Snow doesn't Telegraph as much as he sends a written letter four weeks ahead of time. "Someone sent a raven" "News?" "No, a series of directions and angles with 'take that' at regular intervals".

[@TheSwordsPathChannel]

+Korstmahler What an excellent comment!

[@neoncrusader7244]

That was both hilarious and instructive. Nice.

[@chrisnotyourbusines7739]

Nareszcie rodak robi cos w tej tematyce co nie traci niezadbana cera i starymi koszulkami Metallici. Winszuje swietego wykonania!

[@tsugumohanshiro3888]

"Turn based"! That's the best description for the scenes of many chinese martial art films from (and around) the 80s. It was mostly quite disappointing. But thanks to you and other channels I can enjoy interesting fights nowadays. So keep this and your humor up! And also thank you for the term "turn based". I can't believe I never thought of it.

[@EgoreTR13]

The sarcasm is real! LOVE! LOVE IT! #TheSwordsPath is the real deal

[@Voolcan]

game of thrones team should hire this guy for better sword telegraphy

[@boylemansion]

I love your videos! I am a huge sword enthusiast but can't afford a sword while in university.. but your videos keep my fire burning.

[@TurboSlav3000]

Sztos wykonanie, uwielbiam nocną straż i dzikiego

[@SUB0SCORION]

I was like crying in this video. That music between the scenes is just hilarious. That was so good. Thanks man.

[@megadeath45]

How about fighting like Aragorn?

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

Geralt of Rivia would whoop his ass, would be a good fight though.

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

Though really no one can 100% fight like either Geralt or Aragorn as they both technically have superhuman speed and/or stamina. (Geralt, for example, has a fighting style that could only be pulled off if you were Spider-Man or Captain America, or mid-tier Vampire, like Buffy-level vampire to Underworld-level Seline). because of the spinning and whatnot.

[@Cassian2506]

@@TheBoxingCannabyte of course, seeing as he's a mutant created via bloody magic

[@AJZulu]

Those guys in the background headbanging. I salute you

[@bearling477]

Gonna have to stop you right there, Jon is a decent swordsman according to the books, not exceptional, but he isnt bad, and he aims to become better, after becoming the lord commander he begins to train furiously with his sword, believing that the exceptional steel needs an exceptional swordsman, but this is not to suggest he was a slacker. We know he, at the time of getting to the wall, was better than robb, but not as good as the half hand, but after that point it becomes increasingly hard to tell just how good he is because all of his fights are skewed in one way or the other. That being said, i appreciate that you arent holding back on game of thrones fight choreography, its frustrating to see all these HEMA instructors on youtube giving these fights a pass because "its just a tv show", which is the kind of attitude that will ensure our western martial arts are never respected.

[@jacobsummers3441]

he was criticizing the tv show. anyway, just dropped by to say...Daemon Blackfyre is the best in all westeros!!

[@alexanderlianides1273]

(Apart form like, a hundred close range techniques) 4:56, I love how you can’t avoid refuting yourself and I am really happy you added that tidbit. Too many art forms love to display this “deadlock” scene where the two fighters talk over interlocking swords, but most people (if not everybody) who are familiar with weapon arts can’t comprehend why the protagonist is not bashing the pommel or cross-guard into the opponents face. :)

[@nikvett]

or doing a zwerch cut or any other kind of nachslag

[@TheSpyBaby]

I can't help but laugh at that theme tune, brilliant music.

[@spinakker14]

This is comedy good! There are so many good jokes in there, but the ones that killed me were recorder master's masterful flute play, and the guys in the background

[@Jakers457]

Game of Thrones has pretty uninspired sword fights in my opinion.

[@Hav0ck23]

It explains how much martin actually fucking knows about medieval times.

[@magnajota4341]

Yes, because he choreographed the fights.

[@LuckySharm]

martin produces the show, he doesnt direct the scenes.

[@Kunstdesfechtens]

No kidding. With all the money lavished on the series, they could find better fight directors. It's true that actors aren't martial artists, and certain concessions have to be made for safety but still.

[@ZegohsOfZegCrew]

They aren't martial artists, but they could learn a few parries and thrusts. Take like, three hours to have a basic set of movements of the scenes.

[@davecam4863]

I'll never unsee what you taught me today in Game of Thrones. LOL Likewise I will never forget your GOT theme. Thank you sir for your content!

[@Zappygunshot]

Slow movements and exaggerated blows to... allow the viewer to follow the action? Then stop using the bloody shakey-cam-cut-every-half-a-bloody-frame editing during combat you film making plonkers!

[@BekoPharm]

This!

[@bla2030]

so damn true! at last someone told it!

[@CPalanysamy]

hahaha exactly. Hope John Wick removes this fucking trend.

[@longschlongjohnson6470]

Karl John Wick definitely does that.

[@Adrenalinlev]

Absolutly agree!

[@him3990]

can you review sirio forels technique plz

[@TamCatG]

That was the funniest but the most enlightening lesson I have ever seen. Thank you for that.😂😂😂😂

[@sarcastichamsandwich5413]

This is less of a rhetorical question than it is a genuine one. Why has Hollywood refused to create realistic choreography? "So the audience can tell what's going on" is an awful excuse. It's far more interesting to watch genuine sword fighting than the caveman humping they do in other medieval shows.

[@TheSwordsPathChannel]

I think it's a lobby thing. The established stunts coordinators (who are honestly clueless about swords) say that THIS IS WHAT IT SHOULD LOOK LIKE and the producers believe them. Because they are, well, established.

[@connorjaneu3021]

Safety reasons. If they wore helmets that would be okay, but most directors want the actors faces to be visible.

[@TheSwordsPathChannel]

***** That doesn't explain why the stunt doubles are equally awful. Also, I bet there are actors who would risk some minor blunt trauma if they could achieve massively better presentation of combat. Keanu Reeves and Tom Cruise come to mind.

[@SUB0SCORION]

And they can still perform with blunt or even nylon swords.

[@ahhaboom]

I will say that this sounds like a very SCA-inspired response, Connor. If it's choreographed, it is very easy to ensure that you preform your part safely so long as you have the training and the awareness of what you're doing. It's only when untrained or disrespectful combatants come into play when the risk of severe injury comes into play. In my humble opinion as an instructor, anyway.

[@keepitsimple003]

Great explanation about sword fighting. The GoT music, fight like Jon Snow, and ending was hilarious.

[@blackheartmusic1829]

Jon?? ... You mean LEEEEEROOOY JEEEEENKRRRRIIINSS

[@zeromaximus4261]

I like the guys headbanging in the back haha. The whole video is great but that was so random, I love it.

[@adamjohn12]

This was fucking brilliant! I wish I could favorite it twice! ... And the flute between points, lol! Perfect! :)

[@DeltownAtze]

Yes, the flute was really funny. Sounded like my little brother tried to play it xD

[@Roberthomas]

"Real time, like fucking Starcraft" Literally the best channel. (And I don't mean figuratively). Subscribed.

[@Fimontronia]

Soon as the host mentioned Starcraft as an example, my hand unintentionally went straight to the thumbs up.

[@123nicanor]

Holy Crap! First of all I think @The Sword's Path is one of the best swordsman sharing his knowledge here on youtube, but to see this? LOL xD I didn't know you could be so funny! xD this is pretty hilarious and educating, Kudos here! I'm officially now your #1 fan. Your a great swordsman and a great teacher, don't listen to the naysayers, they don't know what their talking about. And holy crap! You live in Poland right? The environment looks so good, it almost looks like a fantasy world for me. What a great place to learn the ways of the sword.

[@deitus1375]

Always a pleasure when you make a video

[@TomaszOdkrywca]

I love the humor and lightheartedness of this channel. Paired with your skills and the information and history you provide, makes for really good videos. Also, feeling quite patriotic watching these. Pozdrowienia!

[@MrT_Indie]

I love these examinations of sword fighting as they are portrayed in Hollywood. I would love to see you do one for the Star Wars Prequels.

[@ethan073]

This video is what introduced me to historical fencing. Thanks for that!

[@AnimiHFR]

Great video! Is there a movie or series that you consider to be spectacular but also leaning to the proper side of HEMA accuracy on fencing? It would be great to have HEMA instructors guiding fighting choreographies on mainstream media on some cases.

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

Well, there are good choreographers out there, just not in hollywood it seems. Check Sieniawski channel and compare their work with game of thrones an you'll see

[@connorjaneu3021]

I would say The Duelists, directed by Ridley Scott, is a good example. Some of the classics like The Three Musketeers or the old Bucaneer movies are also quite good. Roman Polanski's Macbeth has a decent end fight, some spinning at first but then moves to lots of wrestling.

[@drefpet]

Thanks for this entertaining and educating video! I enjoyed watching this, keep up the great work. I wish I was as good as you in sword fighting though ;)

[@drefpet]

*educational

[@brianbodnar3969]

6y ago you posted those videos. Man I think you did good job and it’s something amazing to look at. I will really appreciate if you will start making videos of your sword fights, tutorials and plays with your group. Such a potential seeing here. Brian

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

It's funny how less prominent cinematographers with lower budget than the hollywood ones are often making much better sword fights. I mean everything done by Sieniawski and sons is ten times better from any hollywood sword fight. (IMHO)

[@cadethumann8605]

I wouldn't generalize and blame what is essentially just a place where various filmmakers gather to make movies. Because of this, various things can happen. It's not like there is a boss who controls all films and dictates what must and mustn't be in a film. What can be blamed are studios and individual filmmakers as they can have power to call the shots. Just thought I'd share my thoughts, buddy.

[@scruffeno]

Those bloopers lmao

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

Final thought: When critiquing fighting styles in movies, TV shows and maybe even video games (probably the hardest), do you factor in the choreography needing to look a certain way for dramatic flair, camera angle shots, or them trying to convey a certain emotional buildup in the scene? Or are you going in for a purely technical analysis? Because maybe you could do both, that would be a really cool video just to see how you break a scene down, and bring t othe table what you would do if you could choreograph said-scene

[@willwillson98]

In the books he actually is a really good swordsman not the dimwit he is portrayed as in the tv series

[@TheSwordsPathChannel]

True!

[@eonsislept207]

By his own admission he's not that good, actually. Whenever he comes across a legitimate swordsman he gets trounced. Iron Emett regularly bests him and Mance (literally) beat the shit out of him. Someone like Selmy or Brienne or the Hound (or Mance if he was trying in earnest) would kill him in about two seconds.

[@soulslasher7890]

"i hear you're the greatest swordsman who ever walked the earth" -ramsey 'fucking idiot' snow

[@ThatIcelandicDude]

Well too be fair to Ramsey he also stated he had never seen him fight and had no way of knowing if these tails were true or not. The north may talk of him as being the greatest swordsman who ever lived but that doesn't mean it's true, wife's tales travel quickly and Ramsey was just being careful since only an idiot would give away their advantage for a more fair fight.

[@fuckso2342]

Ramsay heard stories of people over hyping Jon he never actually thought Jon was a good fighter.

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

actually the sword I own is basically the one you demo'd with, but my guess is yours is a really well-made albion arms that you can remove the blade to a battle-ready to a dull blade if need be?

[@SingerOnTheTrail]

When it comes to stage combat, films, theatre, opera you have to remember one rule - rule of health and safety. When I was on the stage providing background for a fight and I asked instructor to strike me once as it look like in the real fight he didn't knew what to do. Rules of Health and safety (especially in UK) are big - the real HEMA fighter would lost his nerves (lucky for me, I know no other way to use a sword but love to watch your channel )

[@St.2face]

Great video dude! The transitions were great and the satyr is always appreciated. Don't be afraid too keep all the audio when you're recording though. I felt like your voice being isolated made it a little off. I'm sure you've heard it before about the audio and stuff but besides that keep up the good work! :)

[@SimoPortti]

OH MY GOD THE BEGINNING 0:06 - 0:22 :DDDDDDDDDDD I genuinely bursted out laughing

[@frankfeola1817]

Wow! I like how you explained everything. I wonder why don't you have more views?

[@pugnacious6290]

*CLANG* "Like fucking Starcraft!" Dude, you're awesome.

[@HexenStar]

Beautiful analysis! Love your sense of humor, bravo.

[@GravityForceTraining]

you made such a good work on those video series

[@sjsbmksps]

I've been enlightened... I could never again enjoy those theatrical swordfights, bless you. Not that I did before, they have always been horrendous and tedious. *weeps*

[@jacopgame3068]

love the video. not a very good fighter in long sword but I do like quarter staff but am wanting to learn hema to better my skill

[@kubackip7105]

Super! Jak zwykle super się Was ogląda, tak trzymać ☺

[@Hathur]

this was very amusing to watch :)

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

What sword/technique would you use in a dual against The Mountain? Let's say he gets nothing but chain shirt armor and no armor on the legs or most of the arms, leather gloves, but has his gigantic sword, and you get your pick of armor and weapons.

[@BekoPharm]

Swords or words, Mr. Alan handles both swiftly and deadly =) I totally lost it at 2:48 :D

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

I agree with all the points as an amateur swordsman who doesn' know nearly as much as you do, but I think we need to keep in mind these people are actors and very few have the time to pick up the skills necessary. Western martial arts needs a HEMA star that can act like how eastern martial arts got Jet Li, Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, we need guys like that, with star power to make something great. I do think Henry Cavill does a great job as Geralt given the fact it's virtually impossible to show a Witcher's sword movements (he's probably at Drizzt or Artemis Enteri-level dangerous and you can only do their movements animated or with specialized choreography)

[@Johnny12Hats]

real time, like fucking star craft. 😂

[@dashaschindler3970]

You're hilerious! I thinks lots of people miss out on your humour. But you seem impressive with your knife and sword skills.

[@mareczek00713]

The quality of sound is the exact opposite of quality of video and, either on your or my side, the sound got really screwed... Poor zombie guy, I'm not surprised he wore a mask, I also wouldn't like to be known as the guy who didn't cut down somebody fighting like Jon Snow out of irritation, if nothing else :)

[@scharlachnachtfalter1900]

Jon is potrayed as one of the better swordsman in the book as he actually had proper training as a noble when many black brothers are just normal people who never fought before. In the book he actually trained many of the recruit and his friend, also his skill should be on per with Rob Stark.

[@jacobsummers3441]

in the books

[@temporarymomentary]

Could you make a video about the most accurate movie sword fight ?

[@Anspol]

Maybe you can make a video about Oberyn Martell's spear technique?

[@theKrokhmal]

BEST MAIN THEME COVER EVAR

[@whatthereq]

I laughed every single time that flute started to play, it's so bad it becomes funny

[@nathanielmaxner8884]

TRIGGERED

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

I honestly think Jon is supposed to be in the top-5 by the end of the series. He could go toe-to-toe with anyone (though Frankenmountain he would need his wolf). Jon has a fuckload of courage, longclaw, by the end of the series he could take or stalemate almost anyone. Plus he obviously has plot-armor haha.....Seriously though I think he's a good fighter, on paper. Choreography may be different, im an amateur swordsman (barely starting to learn, got a bastard sword and some training swords, a foil, etc.)

[@andreluizsilvapestilho2081]

Excuse me. I wonder if is it any basic HEMA course in Europe that could be done in a vacation trip?

[@samuelrobinson1049]

I freaking love this video!

[@okecet]

So what about the fight scene in lord of the rings. Will we see a video on that?

[@jerryhelm5118]

Omg you made me.laughs so hard on that intro..lmao🤣

[@joejoelesh1197]

Ok, ok, your setup is excellent the first 150 secondsof this vid were perfect. The rest was pretty good, if sometimes a bit harsh on the audio.

[@jakubhruska5031]

5:46 the guy in the mask was like: ,,Shit I am outta here.... what a shitty day I got into" :D

[@TheGmdMaster]

I'd love to know your opinion on the tower of joy scene. Involving what the book and show both agree is the greatest swordsman who ever lived, Ser Arthur Dayne. Of course in the show he has two swords, is this at all a practical way of fighting?

[@KurNorock]

lol god damnit I was laughing my ass off through this entire video! The awkward recorder melody between segments was fucking perfect for this sort of humor. This is why I roll my eyes at so much of hollywood. My friends and family tell me "it's just a movie, it doesn't have to be realistic" but when you see the real thing and compare it to the movies, the difference is often too great and breaks the immersion and makes it difficult to fully enjoy. Thank you for this video. Now I have a visual way to show people what I've been talking about all these years.

[@guitarlover1204]

... and they get to say that videogames are unrealistic... and holy crap they are but this is something else...

[@statesrights01]

I've had my hands hit so many times by my teacher with the sword.... nothing helps in this like pain... LOL.. oh, and do love the background music :D

[@kozhabazarbai1792]

Well , I really like your videos and what can you say about sir Arthur Dayne's fighting style?

[@petyrbaelish8063]

i'm a bastard

[@hyperionblack6988]

What's (and where is) the place where you have done this video? It's really cool! It looks like a role playing live location! xD

[@Veritas666]

That happens when people who know about real Fencing watch TV/Cinema productions :) as I did not know much, I could tell that is is "wrong", but now... its to clear for me! How should I now watch Game of Throwns without keep an eye for the bad fighting? :D Good video, really liked it!

[@plank1867]

"Like fucking Starcraft" I love you.

[@unhitunhit]

"Real-time. Like fucking StarCraft" made my day :D

[@zaneadleyismail7508]

In retrospect The northerners have probably never seen or even heard of the skill of swordfighters like Jaime Lannister or Ser Jorah.So,Jon Snow's skills are pretty advanced for them.The 'greatest swordsmen' the North has seen are Ned Stark and a few others,in contrast to the actual knights or fencers in the south who trained in very much different methods and other weapons which are more complex and advanced,again,unlike the north.

[@TheMultibladeGames]

That was brilliant!

[@sass666]

Hi, big fan, could you do a video on the swordfighting in into the badlands?

[@l33tsamurai]

yeah, one of my work buddies was like "the sword fighting in game of thrones is pretty good isn't it? like, realistic?" i burst out laughing. then i gave him a ten minute lecture on how i personally could beat the crap outta anybody on this show. except maybe bronn with his sneaky tricks...

[@laurensruckdeschel4177]

what would you say, whos the best sword fighter in GoT?

[@Clinically-Insane648]

It's a show and they portray the character as a good swordsman not by great technicalities of sword fighting but by actually making his opponent terrible at fighting, as every single action movie does. No matter how good you're as a swordsman, you'll be killed if placed in jon's place in the battle of bastards and against the wights (season 7). Bottom line is, most of the action movies are no way near realism and it's by far fine and acceptable to me. BTW the analysis of the sword fighting was totally logical and the flute between the video is just perfect.

[@MarikBentusi]

Man, such a long "I know it's just a movie, guys" intro with even a good "triggered" justification for why it's worth criticizing the actor's performance anyway, as well as a reminder in the middle of the video, and yet somehow there's a bunch of people in the comments section upset with you criticizing the swordplay. I'm amazed.

[@Skvffed]

That breakdown at 2:49 is sick. What song is that?

[@hdckdsadd]

what's the movie that has the most realistic fighting scene in your opinion?

[@TheSwordsPathChannel]

Realistic, as in historically accurate? Probably Captain Alatriste.

[@RanHarasaki]

I love your videos. So glad I found your page. You know your shit! Quick question: Do you think the fight between young Ned Stark and the Sword of the Morning was atrocious? Other than the guy dropping his shield and the ol' attacking-him-one-at-a-time thing... did Sir Arthur Dayne's actor seem like a decent swordsman despite the obvious mistakes?

[@xslithsx]

In the books Jon Snow is considered a great sword fighter. Not for any technical reasons, of course. Just because he was trained in the same ways a Lord is trained to fight. And when he goes to the Night's Watch, he's training with people who were criminals with no experience. And he is portrayed as smart, too -- He took control in the Battle for the Wall and fooled the enemy's advance by ordering his men to put dummy targets up on the wall to get the wilding's to waste arrows on the wrong targets. Of course, the TV series is totally different and Kit Harrington is just kind of the actor they got, greasy curly hair and all

[@novyrr19]

This is too funny! Thanks for making this video.

[@johnathanera5863]

I think it would be kinda cool if you could create a short choreographed fight scene that would be based more in real swordsmanship, probobly a lot of work but just throwing the idea out there

[@marcwittkowski5146]

The dude with beard and ponytail in the black Aketon looks badass.