The Sword and Buckler of Andre Lignitzer

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[@snorkasaurusrex]

beating the enemy to death with their own buckler... that's cold, man. nice video, loved it.

[@Kunstdesfechtens]

Nice little set of techniques in Lignitzer, and I appreciate you putting them up. Good job!

[@swordandshield]

Thanks for the clip!

[@michaelmorris2243]

Bravo!excellent ,very good.

[@MEMAG]

Yes, plus creating proper angle and distance.

[@duran3d]

Very nice, guys. Well done. Keep the good work.

[@EPEEMedievale]

excellent!!!

[@furorhungaricus]

well made. Can't wait to try them. Thanks

[@ReeceNelson6]

awesome work guys! Now I need to get a buckler and try these out :)

[@ScotlandsJan]

nice interpretations and free is good to learn another way to fight

[@basilolo]

If I understand what you mean correctly, I think I can explain it: You step with your fore leg to add momentum to the strike thanks to hip work - all cuts work much better if you add power from twisting or moving your hips. Then is the step of the rear leg for the balance. Thanks to it's position you are able to move again and you are not prone to lose balance. I hope that explains it :-) Best wishes!

[@permhaaland]

great work, guys. I like. :)

[@djemps7983]

Looks like there was a heat wave in Maryland. Either that, or these clips were from a little while ago. ;-) .. Good stuff you guys!

[@xSpiritbane]

Do you have some more Landsknekt fighting stiles with the Messer? Would love to see more sword fighting that was with an messer anyways. Thanks for the upploads :D

[@VegaEtereo]

excelente

[@TheMasturCheef]

Very nice demonstration. So far I have done only longsword and most of these pieces look exactly like in liechtenauers longsword! Is I.33 also similar to this?

[@BS-bd5uq]

I believe i.33 is very different from this system

[@Elfenvampir]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpjHdXV6i9isZ9U Warzecha and Berthold are explaining it pretty well. But to make it short: 1-33 is based on the presence of the bucker as part of the whole combat system, it comes from a time when the combat working moves more and more from the shield to the sword. Liegnitzer is at least a century later and technically based on longswordfencing but using a one handed sword and having a buckler.

[@Beld79]

Interpretations very interesting ... although some too "free"

[@celticwarrior916]

Where can I find a cute girl to practice WMA with? :D Nicely done!!