This was an unplanned video, so I'm surprised it turned out as nicely as it did. Some people have been asking about the German terminology I use often, and pointed out it can be a bit confusing to those who have not much worked with sources yet. Since I was planning to start some sort of beginner's guide for messer anyway, why not do a video on the basic terminology that the masters considered so elementary they barely explained it? To that idea I added some concepts that are explained in fight books, but in rather ambiguous terms (or at the end, while the concept gets mentioned during the first plays already). Altogether, this forms a nice visual glossary of things you should know before starting to work with sources.
0:00 Intro
1:47 Basic movements
4:35 Drey Wunder and other attacks
8:32 Tactics and principles
Fencers: Ernest Chin and Oskar ter Mors
Music:
Deeper into the woods by Vindsvept are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. [ Ссылка ] ([ Ссылка ])
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