Sword Strikes & Blocks Tutorial | Extreme Sword Basics Part 1

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

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[@khoioang5776]

i am learning taekwondo too

[@khoioang5776]

and i am from VietNam

[@ArshadAli-no9pe]

Please start, Bo staff tutorial (for self defense).

[@thorguerrero7186]

The intro you would not use in a real sword fight you would die ⚔️

[@taufikfike2003]

Hi, I enjoy your tutorial, my question is how to block a straight horizonal attack to your chest, stomack or neck ? . thanks a lot.

[@tejas_0902]

You are showing a real dedication in teaching...

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

We appreciate you saying that. Thank you :)

[@pinheadarmy2805]

My dumb ass just tried it in my living room I now I'm sweeping the pieces of my chandelier LOL

[@ffifk780]

🤣😅

[@MajinDiazz]

Good job 😂

[@vintagecougar1157]

Well I'm doing it in my bed room so fan your staying alive

[@dantejordan4847]

I did it in my room with a baseball bat because I was too poor to get a sword and ended up with a nice dent in the ceiling :)

[@heinrichwonders8861]

This is a lesson every sword fencer has to learn.

[@user-fc8yz4lc4l]

"Steven, These are real sword techniques. Not those things from your silly movies. its about waiting carefully for the perfect moment-"

[@vintagecougar1157]

I definitely didn't recreate that scene with my sword(prop)

[@dogebitch647]

UMMM NO

[@user-fc8yz4lc4l]

THRUSTT

[@rileyg2662]

Finally!! Another Steven Universe fan😭😭

[@user-fc8yz4lc4l]

@iiJellieo like you

[@lazarusstan6665]

I've always been a huge fan of swords learning them would be awesome

[@katalyst9653]

Okay the first ten seconds of it literally made me go holy shit

[@MajinDiazz]

Same lmao

[@slavkitsune7976]

The best counter is... just stab em lmao

[@richardmaribong2567]

@@slavkitsune7976 and before you stab you get chopped fr

[@slavkitsune7976]

@@richardmaribong2567 i mean for the first 10 sec flashy intro

[@meihatsume1165]

IKR!!!

[@fatefulbrawl5838]

My training has taken a turn for the best thanks to this and my breathing pattern! *OSU!* 😁🗡

[@thana203]

controlled breathing

[@fatefulbrawl5838]

@@thana203 Ya that!

[@shadowgaming3641]

Total Concentration.

[@fatefulbrawl5838]

@@shadowgaming3641 Demon Slayer!

[@liquidreverb]

Total concentration constant

[@Ciara1594]

This will be very helpful to know when I start my new life as an Immortal. ☺️ 🗡️

[@rakibisbd4270]

I will use a long stick or a umbrella to do it 😂😂😂

[@kevinmencer3782]

Look up canne de combat.

[@Megan-dk4lf]

I used a lightsaber lol

[@austinhoward608]

@@Megan-dk4lf same

[@pilotfg4612]

@@Megan-dk4lf me too lol

[@shaquezr.9541]

@@Megan-dk4lf dang I should’ve used that, I used a master sword, its heavy though

[@cindychen5127]

Title, sword basics. Intro: does all the extreme moves Me: runs away forever and screams WHWHYHWYHYHYHYHYHYHYHYH

[@markbibb1221]

Finally what I've been looking for. Someone I can learn from!

[@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim]

Nah bro u really do be getting tricked by someone who dont even know swordmanship

[@JohnDoe-q5n]

She is a fraud, do some research on authentic Japanese Swordsmanship

[@beanquiem]

Thank you so much for this! I just got my own katana so this is really fun to learn!

[@webuser1108]

I love her accent. Op! 😁

[@АндрійМіщенко-и5д]

I'm dancing with swords, an adept. Well, you decide to do tutorials on fencing. Cool))

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

Cool and i'm not sure.

[@jonathanhamlet1942]

Bro that's fire, that's so cool, bro the way she flipped the katana was just amazing!

[@tristans.8282]

She’s amazing. GNT is amazing. Why am I only now finding your channel?! So much content that I have been missing out on. You are both very inspiring and show great technique! Looking forward to more. Cheers :)

[@Zarkcoluv]

After 4 years your still the only one

[@peacewithyou503]

One of the best lessons that I have seen. Thank you.

[@golden2662]

Super Impressive Opening Intro. Very professional instruction.

[@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim]

Nahh your really do be getting tricked by this clusterfuck hollywood swordsmanship, first of all, all of this is horrible, horrible footwork, horrible handling with the sword because once you try this in real combat you would be killed less than 1 minute, if you are really trying to learn real swordsmanship i reccomend you not watching this horrible clusterfuck hollywood swordsmanship video

[@chadbroadhead6034]

She demonstrates crisp movements and strong stances. She also has a decent understanding. I offer a few critiques I saw. Please bear in mind that I specialize with Katana, Wakazashi, and Tanto exclusively. Ma'am, your edge alignment seems to twist on your follow-through. Even in basic strikes, it is better to lead blade first. Please do not waste energy on flourishes of anykind like unnecessary wrist spinning. Our way, the Kung Fu and Bushido way, is too kill as soon as possible. Also, an idea for future videos, why not demonstrate how to smoothly transition from slash to thrust in an opposite direction. This is a great way to get under armor or any obstruction an opponent may be wearing. Keep up the good content. Looking forward to part 2.

[@Silent_Shadow]

I fight with a lightsaber so.....Armor? Hah! I win! Jk lol. Good observation sir!

[@bigmonke2899]

@@Silent_Shadow me too. Fk armor

[@txmetalhead82xk]

Respectful , knowledgeable criticism.

[@silverswordguy4191]

I am so sorry for anybody who came here seriously trying to learn. This is absolutely nothing like actual swordsmanship, Japanese or European. I don't blame it the person in the video necessarily, because this is how she was taught. Firstly, anyone who refers to a sword motion as a "chop" is not to be taken seriously. Swords are weapons used to cut and thrust, not chop and stab. I knew this, and yet, I continued watching out of curiosity. And then she starts to talk about the "pushing" and "pulling" hand. If you are seriously thinking about learning the katana, you need to know that THIS IS NOT HOW SWORDS WORK. They're not just massive blades you swing about however you please. In order to cut with the sword, particularly a curved one like the katana, it is important to employ the correct drawing motion as you cut. It's curved for a reason guys. I'm not going to explain the entire technique here, but it boils down to the back hand is used to "pull" the sword through your cut, while the top hand is used for "aiming" the cut. Again, this is an oversimplification, and should not be taken as a basis for training. Now that I've addressed the first 60 seconds of this awful instruction, let's move on to the footwork. Dear Lord in heaven, this is awful. The front stance is a taekwondo footwork used in kata. Not ripping on taekwondo here. I did taekwondo for years and loved it. However, the way you move in a kata is not applicable to a fight, much less a sword fight. Think about it this way: you come in with your horrible chopping attack, and that gets parried, like 90% of first intention attacks do in swordplay, you're now in a solid stance and can't move your body out of the way of the incoming counter attack. I don't often rant on the internet, but when I do, I have a damn good reason. For anyone who seriously considering learning the art of the sword, be that a katana or a long sword, I HIGHLY recommend that you look up HEMA, or kendo, or kenjitsu, or some form of sword focused martial art. The swordplay tacked on to karate and taekwondo is simply god-awful. Once again, this person here is only reiterating what she is taught, and I don't necessarily blame her for thinking these things. But spreading this ignorance just puts people in danger in an actual match. Rant finished.

[@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim]

Bro finally someone who is smart enough to figure out this is all bullshit

[@ericbootsma5353]

I am currently a black belt in karate and I am interested in this, thanks for the lesson😁

[@kungfulovenyc4273]

Awesome tutorial, would love to see more sword on the channel.

[@DiakuKoi]

I'm in love right now

[@reader88888888]

THESKATINGSPIDER I am as well...

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

haha :)

[@rakibisbd4270]

LOL COOL

[@jasenkamada9181]

That wasnt a part of tutorial

[@peacewithyou503]

So much good lessons one video. Thank you.

[@GioGiotaro]

Foolishness dante, this is the ultimate tutorial of how to use the yamato true form, im feeling motivated

[@googleuser2016]

Nice stage fighting. Very expressive

[@itinerantpoet1341]

One of the things I most admire about real Kenjutsu is you folks know how to "snap" the sword like real Wudang. This allows expression of real cutting power, without leaving yourself upen at the end of cuts. Astute viewers will recognize that she uses the action of the sword to generate power.

[@itinerantpoet1341]

Strikes with follow-through are only suitable for armored combat where you need to cleave through steel and can take hits-in an unarmored scenario, follow-through is death.

[@Folbak]

@@itinerantpoet1341 you can't cleave through steel with a sword

[@JohnDoe-q5n]

She is a fraud, the video is not Kenjutsu. This is also not Iaido, she has no formal, legetament, authentic training in Japanese. It is just a form of entertainment for the uneducated

[@JohnDoe-q5n]

She is fraud, the video is not Kenjutsu or Iaido. She has no formal, legetament, authentic training in Japanese Swordsmanship

[@vipsylar6370]

Pretty cool, keep going.

[@usmanhabib1442]

Brilliant , well done

[@JediContrast]

May the 4th be with you! amazing skills! Great advice throughout! 👌 📝taking notes

[@rileyg2662]

Great video!!

[@cyberninja7377]

Great job

[@rockydavis94]

Practising right now

[@deathfire6479]

Even though I'm not into swords or other weapons yet , this is cool!

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you thought so :)

[@tmntforever2684]

Nice sword work. 🗡 Aaron it's great your showing weapon tutorials as well. The Sai next please.

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you enjoyed it and maybe in the future :)

[@NAZMULHASAN-xs8or]

Sai is good😏, but katana is the greatest😎. So I think🤔it would be better if the next tutorial comes about the dual katana useing technique🙄🙄🤗 😎😎😎

[@AnonymousCheeseEnjoyer]

This was very helpful

[@arieltaylor2811]

I NEED MORE OF THESE VIDEOS!! Please 😫

[@olafitzgerald4926]

Loved it!

[@G0NZ-b9y]

A sword cut involves your entire body pressing on the sword, not only arms, but from your toes to kissaki. If she uses the sword like a whip, she won't be able to cut flesh instead just to slash clothes

[@MrMukulpandey]

It's really amazing...loved this tutorial ❤️

[@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim]

Nahh you really getting tricked by this clusterfuck hollywood swordsmanship smh, i mean if you try this in real life yo ass would meet jesus less than 1 minute.

[@Eyeneedcash]

Thank you. I needed this

[@mellokheel1008]

Whos here to bring quarantine some coolness

[@tenkanstudio5552]

What I enjoy the most about watching women perform, is in most cases they have to perform the technique correctly (as we all should) but, men have more upper body strength and some guys perform the technique wrong because they're more focused on power. And it almost becomes like swinging a baseball bat instead of slicing. When I practice stay relaxed and focus my core energy (Ki) through my body. It's easier to execute and I find the speed and Power is easier to control. I feel one with the sword as if it's become part of me. Great video ! Thank you

[@antoniobeccari6611]

That opening clip was badass

[@l.m.1629]

I’ve been waiting for a weapons tutorial

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

Cool :)

[@akeeorakii2844]

Came hear for extreme moves... I done this all in childhood itself... I am from india🇮🇳 we naturally sword warriors... But good video for beginners...

[@mahmoudelkawarshy7972]

Thank you 💕

[@miya6008]

Good form and beautifully executed movements and technique.. it’s good for recreational use and tbh if a situation permitted its use being able to apply this in a self protection situation couldnt save your life and deal with the threat. Movies, games, and videos definitely need the flashy movements however irl it means nothing when you get stabbed and completely run through. Learning iaido or a modern form of kenjutsu for armor battle sims or just recreation has been really fun..

[@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim]

This aint even good form this is just bullshitting around because once you try this in real combat your ass would be at the gates of heaven less than 1 minute

[@miya6008]

@@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim I meant to say couldnt, this is likely one of my sleepy comments. Its definitely a better idea to not do flashy bs, however the possibility of still dealing with a threat in real combat is there it just dwindles as you face stronger opponenets in our little imagined scenario here. What was did in the vid for the sake of it is still beutiful with a hastag like "GingerNinjaTrickster" you should not be taking this seriously.

[@damienlong3009]

I’m impressed

[@Sunnystars111]

Can’t wait to be like levi💚💚💚

[@meghrajmarndi_official2392]

Learning swords practice inbetween studying is best adrelinine thanks

[@inigovladimircatubay]

Tysm that was useful

[@aachalgaud5996]

Wow I have learnt this very nicely just in three days need to improve more well how many of you here is just 13 ??

[@WiseOldBill]

2:18 if you do this with a sharp blade and miss, you will injure if not kill yourself. I was sent this by a friend and initially thought it to just be someone who seems to not have been trained in Kenjutsu or Iaijutsu a hollywood dojo without an understanding of the technical skill or philosophies of those arts. I was quite happy to move on and say nothing but this "stance" to me is very dangerous and someone untrained with a sharp blade attempting any of this will harm themselves. Please be more responsible and take some time to understand the sources of these arts as theres nothing here that looks even remotely close to actual sword fighting from the Japanese schools. I've been training these arts for almost a decade and I understand you arent claiming to represent either but this looks ridiculous and dangerous.

[@Mr-Tibbster]

@Angry Capsicum I've studied both Western and Eastern (Chinese mainly) swordplay. The footwork here has no "martially" stable ground, no authentic sword art across in any culture has you walk this video. Very wide, asking for a groin kick, or a leg displacement (being pushed over or knocked aside, kicked in the knee joint, etc), and is too "heavy footed" in that it's slow, and doesn't provide versatile navigation or adaptabililty in the fight, it's stuck to the floor in a very awkward way (as opposed to being "firm to the floor" in a martially positive way). Even as a "form" (as some would argue and defend this type of performance, claiming it's like a "Kata for training"), it has no authenticity, since a form is meant to be a sequence of "real" techniques linked together in a dance like manner, there are none here. The routine she's doing is not found in any tradional sword art from the East or West. It's is not distinctly Chinese in movement style (I mention this as Chinese sword forms are the most theatrical and would be considered the closest to this), and Japanese forms contain none of this whatsoever, and she's using a Japanese weapon, meaning if it was authentic, she'd be doing either Kendo or Kenjutsu Katas (all of which are poised, short, sweet and to the point with no flash, usually with only one or two movements per set.). The sword strikes are flailing motions, rather than directed, and would lead to a "flat" hit, rather than an edge cut. Sword styles don't typically have you doing rapid continuous strikes in the manner shown here, as we have to consider "physics", ie; when you hit something, be it a person or an enemy sword, you will come to a stop, it's like hitting any other soild object, and so the martial art in swordsmanship must adress these physics (which is why they either use strikes that pull back and chamber away/detach from the opponent before hitting again, or they use "binding and winding", which is sticking to a sword after contact and working around it.) People don't think of these things because they are raised by video games and movies (which let's be honest, is why many of us get into loving swords and martial arts so much) where people do "combos" and hack through opponents as if physics didn't exist. XMA is showmanship that operates on this mentalilty, that hitting someone, or their weapon, will be like going through them with a lightsaber, but sword mechanics don't quite work like that. All she is doing, the footwork, mannerisms, mechanics, is typical of Modern movie combat and gymnastic tricking. As that's what XMA (extreme martial arts) is. Nothing against people who do it of course, it takes a lot of skill and fitness, which I highly respect, and it looks cool to watch.

[@maryd4651]

Yes because it's normal to have a big real katana in my home 😂I used a broken umbrella ☔

[@WiseOldBill]

@Angry Capsicum an untrained person who hasn't been given proper instruction cutting towards their own leg in a wide low stance can and will maim/kill themselves, i might sound like im being paranoid or ridiculous but not only is it the leading cause of self injury due to swords (cutting a waterbottle from right to left with the left leg forward and gouging themsevles for example) but I've seen it happen in one instance in real life by a well trained black belt who let nerves get the better of him in display with an audience and it broke his focus, luckily he was ok after being rushed to hospital

[@KevinMphotography]

Yeah, it’s probably a good idea to mention that these are not actual swords, just demo props

[@WiseOldBill]

@@maryd4651 well some people are genuinely martial artists and other people just buy cheap swords to hang on the mantle piece so your condescending tone is both inaccurate and unwelcome to this discussion

[@abregadoatseri4974]

Plz make more weapons video please learning lots from u, subscribed:)

[@hatherlee8398]

hello,this tutorial is very good please continue.tank you for GNT and You.

[@kicaumanianusantara734]

I love your style

[@1AngeloGabatbat]

I was hoping for some Guidance, and I am satisfied :)

[@Unclemarmar1]

She was just doing tricks to make it look cool it actually works when it looks boring

[@lucamalavasi1388]

Divertente e spettacolare. Ottimo atletismo e bella performance. Sinceri complimenti. Bisogna chiarire però che è una forma sportiva di intrattenimento. Nulla a che vedere con una autentica tecnica schermistica.

[@Nomadicshieldmaid75]

Awesome teachings!!!

[@simonethomas8499]

Love from United Kingdom!!!!!!!!

[@shannonjohnson4117]

Very nice

[@raffizzzfonk6588]

Merci, pour ce tutoriel technique art martial! Thanks, see you soon , all the best!

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

Thank you for your support :)

[@swarajmishra5275]

Awesome GNT ....

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@hassanaliraza1584]

Very informative

[@swolag]

underrated Votes for this celtic Killer Beauty.

[@guywelsh9589]

Celtic? She's English from Sheffield judging by her accent.

[@yourlocalbrosis5748]

I watched this in slow Mo because of how cool it was.

[@kavaldevereux3111]

She added a very cheer leader like twist to her sword play...

[@elliottsayavedra5386]

Is that a bad thing 😅? I’m asking because I want to know if this girl knows what she’s doing. A lot of people on KZbin, the comments show that they are doing everything wrong. So now. I’m picky with the videos I choose. I trust this one tho.

[@drprashantnairarnishalloffame]

Awesome.. really good

[@blizz6011]

Now, I will become the strongest Jedi you will ever see.

[@darkalpha4938]

Yeah..make more videos about weapon combat tips n tuto..ur team the best

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

Will do in the future and Thank you for your support :)

[@yashvardhanthakur9765]

I am very happy that you have started becoming a video on weapon training. Godbless you.... #gingerninjatricks

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you are enjoying the new weapons category :)

[@yashvardhanthakur9765]

even i am very glad.you reply your all fans.because you have 1 million subsriber how you mange it. i can not order you but i can request you can you please come in india.Your Indian fans are waiting for you. #gingerninjatricks

[@Braad6]

Thanks this really helped

[@drozcan]

Awesome guys thank you.

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

No problem :)

[@deniseherud]

I greatly admire your prowess with the katana. I have much respect for how you handle the blade, although some commenters have disagreed I see. I have only trained with short swords, so the katana is an entirely different thing altogether...and the fact that you can swing a 40” bladed sword as adeptly as we would a short sword is quite impressive.

[@MetalCenter-e1e]

she is able to swing it around uselessly so fast because its a prop. everything in this video is useless. spinning your body and blade around is not prowess or technique, its stupid.

[@miya6008]

If you want to put on a show this is great.

[@MetalCenter-e1e]

@@miya6008 yes sure, but the misinformation in this video is presented as something to use in a combat situation, not as a show. and a lot of the people in the comments seem to be taking it seriously.

[@Alanhock75]

@@MetalCenter-e1e it’s got a bendy blade, probably weighs 3ounces total

[@MetalCenter-e1e]

@@Alanhock75 yes, and they still refer to it as a katana, even though a katana is commonly over two and half pounds, and can not physically bend.

[@atvoriginals]

Wow her skills are awesome if i have a sword i would have love to perform these super awesome techniques👍👍👍

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

They sure are! You don't need one. Use a stick or bokken as she mentions in the video :)

[@riccardoscaletta01]

@@GingerNinjaTrickster I use my broken mop handle it’s gives that small weight but I still can control I’m still practicing it after 2 months

[@NOTMYCIRCUSNOTMYMONKEY]

Thanks

[@sifuarcangeljuarez772]

Muy buenos videos amigo.👍Te felicito e visto tus videos y estan chidas las patadas guiratorias son expestaculares. Saludos desde mexico. 🇲🇽✌😎

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

:D

[@heinrichwonders8861]

Do you test these techniques in sparring? Are you testing it against opponents who do not want to get hit and try to hit back?

[@silverswordguy4191]

You don't. These techniques are absolutely atrocious, and if you test them in sparring, you're going to get smacked. Take it from someone who sparred with swords for nearly 12 years now. If you're interested in learning a real sword play, look up HEMA, or Kendo. Most of the only real martial arts that use swords in the modern era. And by real, I mean fully researched and pressure tested in a competitive environment.

[@silverswordguy4191]

Honestly, I don't like hating on people on the internet, but these techniques are so ridiculously atrocious, I'm thinking about making my first ever real KZbin video just to respond to this...mess...

[@heinrichwonders8861]

@@silverswordguy4191 Same her, that's why I am asking. Trained HEMA for much longer than I am willing to admit.

[@tristantsang4325]

@@silverswordguy4191 because it’s not meant for combat at all, the intent is performance and showmanship, that’s what “extreme” martial arts are all about. Movements are big and exaggerated on purpose for bigger shapes and flourishes are everywhere to showcase coordination

[@ishtyaqali5164]

Well I love that

[@lances3495]

Thanks, now I can take down burglars, or anyone who tries to break into my house

[@Dale_168]

same this why i want too learn it

[@phoenixraven5692]

Be careful, if you don't go by "equal force" then the intruder can sue you (even if they broke into your house). So always strike second

[@Sheridantank]

@@phoenixraven5692 Dont give legal advice when you don't know what you're talking about. That law doesn't exist everywhere.

[@rieziqf9186]

Nice tricks

[@mrc.4751]

Great video! Very well explained....and also really cool! ;-)

[@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim]

Nahh your really do be getting tricked by this clusterfuck hollywood swordsmanship, first of all, all of this is horrible, horrible footwork, horrible handling with the sword because once you try this in real combat you would be killed less than 1 minute, if you are really trying to learn real swordsmanship i reccomend you not watching this horrible clusterfuck hollywood swordsmanship video

[@CuBeKiDxD]

I’ve been looking for some proper sword techniques. I prefer sword but I’ve spent some time doing bow staff, nunchucks, and will be learning kamas and sais soon.

[@ROCKSOLID2008]

U are good!!

[@raulgoicocheadiaz7318]

Very good👍👍

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you liked it :)

[@sujitkanugo1137]

Please upload full tutorial about sword fighting

[@christianninja1791]

Authentic sword martial arts do not have deep karate style stances. This video is mostly for sport or show but not how samurai or tradition sword styles based on real combat would be. Not a flame, just FYI for those who do not know. I am saying this as someone who studied traditional japanese styles for 4 years.

[@JohnDoe-q5n]

She is a fraud, making a mockery of Japanese Swordsmanship

[@bassettjj]

@@JohnDoe-q5n yeah, I mean its fine if they want to call it sword dance or something, but its just annoying when you train in actually japanese sword arts and you see people believing this kind of thing is how a real samurai uses a katana.

[@MetroSonic]

Thank you for the lesson, that felt great.

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

No problem, I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@perspectively_speaking]

That was the best intro

[@MichaelWilliams-mo1vv]

This is quite interesting. The sword looks subtly different to a Japanese katana, not as curved. Which sword art do these moves come from?

[@MetalCenter-e1e]

hollywood. these people have no idea how to actually use a sword. idiot doesnt even know the proper way to hold the thing. i would suggest, if your actually interested in the art of swordplay find someone who actually knows what they're talking about.

[@txmetalhead82xk]

I am guessing an advanced form of Aikido. Aikido uses the katana very frequently.

[@darkknight67584]

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you for sharing👍

[@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim]

Nahh your really do be getting tricked by this clusterfuck hollywood swordsmanship, first of all, all of this is horrible, horrible footwork, horrible handling with the sword because once you try this in real combat you would be killed less than 1 minute, if you are really trying to learn real swordsmanship i reccomend you not watching this horrible clusterfuck hollywood swordsmanship video

[@lominat6184]

I have to agree that these moves are indeed cool, but only to flex or for recreational use, and only with non-sharpened blades.

[@karthicknaveen3269]

very good sword lesson master thanks to your grear idea 💡

[@MetalCenter-e1e]

search elsewhere, this woman is an idiot. she knows nothing of the sport she is insulting, and all of the hollywood flailing around and spinning would get you killed.

[@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim]

Nahh your really do be getting tricked by this clusterfuck hollywood swordsmanship, first of all, all of this is horrible, horrible footwork, horrible handling with the sword because once you try this in real combat you would be killed less than 1 minute, if you are really trying to learn real swordsmanship i reccomend you not watching this horrible clusterfuck hollywood swordsmanship video

[@ShadowOfMassDestruction]

SKILLED AF

[@therealhailey07]

Plz make more of these vidios there amezing

[@OriginalSniperLol]

NICE

[@BryanCKing]

Nice love it

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you did :)

[@HELLBENTSOUL]

Thorough breakdown of the maneuvers. Gotta try this with my bokkens at home. Any chance for fencing videos in the future?

[@GingerNinjaTrickster]

I'm glad you thought so and have fun :) Not sure.