It was our regular weekly training session in Swindon tonight where our students continued their introduction to rapier. This week we continued our work on the thrust Great progress by all students.
It was our regular weekly training session in Swindon tonight where our students continued their introduction to rapier. This week we covered the thrust as well as continuing our work on blade mechanics. Great progress by all students.
Tonight was our regular training session for our Swindon chapter and the start of their journey learning the rapier. This week we covered the basics, looking at the guards and blade mechanics. Great work from all students.
Tonight saw our Swindon Chapter meet up for their regular weekly training session. After a summer of 2 sword (and Wushu warmups), our training block comes to an end with some of Godhinos craziest plays. We were jumping, swirling a twisting, trying to recreate some of these insane moves from guarding an individual to fighting at a crossroads, to retreating. A lot of laughs but also some great analysis.
Tonight saw our regular weekly training session in Swindon, where students continued their work looking at two swords. This week we were looking at Godhino and in particular, his advice for fighting multiple opponents.
We had a makeshift corridor at this week’s Swindon Chapter training session tonight. We looked at Godhino’s 2 swords and practised fighting in a narrow corridor!
Tonight was our Swindon chapter’s regular training night and this week we were looking at Palladini’s 2 swords and comparing it to the techniques of Docciolini and Altoni. Great work as always!
It was our Swindon chapter’s regular training night tonight and students continued their work looking at Altoni’s two swords.After stepping though the moves, we geared up slightly and did some low intensity sparring.
It was our Swindon chapter’s regular training night tonight and students continued their work looking at Altoni’s two swords. he level of analysis from students was absolute top notch
Tonight saw our regular weekly training session in Swindon. This week we started looking at Altoni’s 2 swords and the differences to Docciolini. Whilst the traverso was found to be very similar, the posture was different. Good level of analysis and understanding shown by all students
