Favourite Ringen Techniques - Tim Hall

Tim Hall, ringen instructor at the Virginia Academy of Fencing, shows us his favourite technique.
I know audio quality isn't the greatest but you have the option to turn on subtitles.

[@davidbarnwell6180]

So, you teach ITF Tkd and Capoeira AND Ringen?! Very nice..love this.

[@bobu5213]

Counter against the first one?

[@internetenjoyer1044]

don't let the dude get his hip connected to yours while at a lower angle.

[@bobu5213]

@@internetenjoyer1044 Lower angle?

[@internetenjoyer1044]

@@bobu5213 I should really have said hieght there. if their hip is below you, then they have more leverage; thats why shorter people tend to use hip throws more. Tbh, this is pretty much identical to the hip throws in Judo, so I'd youtube stuff about countering o goshi and other techniques.

[@bobu5213]

@@internetenjoyer1044 Ah thanks

[@TheCompleteMental]

You might, might be able to duck down and scoop their legs in some manner

[@SeanWinters]

Uki goshi, then harai goshi

[@username-kr2fz]

uchi mata?

[@haffoc]

yes

[@MegaGuitarplayer92]

Nelson McGuigan o goshi

[@cujotwentysix7519]

@@MegaGuitarplayer92 The leg lift makes me think it's more of an uchi-mata than o-goshi

[@MsAhutch]

It's super interesting that these moves are found in completely different cultures on different sides of the planet. It shows universally recognized body mechanics

[@MsAhutch]

And efficiency of movement

[@sigma6656]

Fer gods sake man get some mats!!!!

[@Judicial78]

lol I winced every time he slammed that dude

[@eoagr1780]

It's to make it more historical acurate. Medieval style !

[@Smuzical]

Having to train in that hall while the rapier fencers use the wrestling mats upstairs is a traditional part of SwordFish, unfortunately.