Training From Home: Improving Your One-Handed Sword Strike Form

[@Bored_Kaga]

My mom has a blunt sword from mandatory military training in school back when she was younger. It's one handed and she let's me use it, and I like playing wiyh it but I don't like feeling like I'm just aimlessly swinging. I guess it's just a sort of weird hobby I have. A few school friends and I sometimes fight with sticks, umbrellas, and all that, so I feel like this is going somewhere. Anyway this is a pretty helpful video to get me started on the basics, thanks.

[@wesleylammay4295]

True time is the hand moves before the body: George Silver, Aldo Nadi, Tong Hai Chaun, Jocham Meyer. Across time and across cultures.

[@xezion5190]

Thanks. Simple enough to follow!

[@niklashall5969]

Nicccce....thanks for the tips!

[@loveswords2000]

This is a good workout

[@Zarturim]

You're awesome, thank you!

[@barbaragordon7381]

Cool, thank you!

[@stinic4263]

Do you mind explaining how you made the hitting target with tires, I'd like to do the same

[@matthewphanchan2724]

Anybody else just buy a sword

[@confucius5640]

No I inherited one

[@wybielaczgaeming]

@@confucius5640 same

[@Marionettist_a]

@@confucius5640 same tho, i have a single handed sword with no sharp edges, i think its a sparring sword

[@confucius5640]

@@Marionettist_a I have one for buhurt

[@turbochop3300]

Just bought a Damascus Viking sword from cold steel. This thing is NOT dull...

[@DadBodSwagGod]

This also seems to apply to extendable batons

[@bugs4680]

thank you for vid

[@tabour__2.162]

Bro 🤣🤣🤣 what are you doing just watch Indian sword techniques

[@j.yumuraj2880]

Europe is superior.