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  @magpie146611 сағат бұрын

  The head of the spear came off and it was like 100 years of bo training kicked in haha

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  @magpie146611 сағат бұрын

  the high pitched "DjAAAAAA" battle cry is extremely charming!!

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  @user-ri2vp7qt7f12 сағат бұрын

  그래서 방패에 사실 정강이 받이는 있으면 좋습니다.

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  @Ramsey276one13 сағат бұрын

  Weapon launchers! Nice idea there...

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  @mountainadventures734613 сағат бұрын

  That binding, half swording, and disarming? All German Longsword!👍

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  @kain227718 сағат бұрын

  two clowns

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  @johngear5747Күн бұрын

  Legend: musashi. Worthy of a name and its proven

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  @dailyzq5943Күн бұрын

  Nah..Guan Yu died in 220AD. That iconic weapon he hold is not invented until 960AD.

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  @1789crazyКүн бұрын

  The kendo guy always landed blows that would kill

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  @zachchan9464Күн бұрын

  방패가 휘네요 엄청아프겠다

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  @jurassichouse769Күн бұрын

  Hagan un sparring de un hombre utilizando una katana a una mano y otro que use la katana a dos manos porfavor

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  @XDgreatmomentКүн бұрын

  Guan Yu used the glaive while mounted on the horse for maximum reach with blade. Lu Bu was the only opponent that he struggle with in one of the battle.

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  @PaulRodrichSanctiКүн бұрын

  Skill issue

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  @immortaliserwowКүн бұрын

  I was gonna say something offensive because historically a shield had a number of advantages, then I saw how shied guy keeps his helmet. I rest my case

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  @immortaliserwowКүн бұрын

  Was the first one trying one handing the katana vs a polearm? xD

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  @johngear5747Күн бұрын

  Wakizashi only good forncounter attacj against katana..

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  @ChiangMing-sg8iqКүн бұрын

  Dagger is so dangerous. If you can not knock them down, they will just kill you. So if you use bats or sticks, you should make sure every strike would disable the guy with knife,

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  @ChiangMing-sg8iqКүн бұрын

  Apparently you did this just like this is a scored sport. The Bat man hit the knife girl first, then the knife girl stopped, this is ridiculous if you just do it in real fightg, knife guys would not stop until you knock them down.You hit them first doesn't mean they don't have the ability to stab you.

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  @lastofthemohicans77432 күн бұрын

  your opponent never held a saber and sheild before, he doesn't move as a fighter

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  @RoninTF20112 күн бұрын

  Well done

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  @Mikey278862 күн бұрын

  Tachi much better than katana 👺🔥🗡️ perfect weapon 🔥👺🗡️👺🔥♥️♥️🐉

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  @VChong19912 күн бұрын

  Gordon Liu enters the chat.

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  @carl-philippemarion52402 күн бұрын

  Can you do "pronation vs supination"? that might be interesting 🤔

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  @ms.tiadaniel84152 күн бұрын

  4:49 That was beautiful! 🎉

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  @shenzhenfactory27132 күн бұрын

  长矛是猴子们在会使用石头投掷以后，掌握的第二种武器😂

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  @fenghanshen2 күн бұрын

  I obeserve that should the real katana weight more? The 'recoil' and consecutive ‘pin' feels a little unreal. In addition, when one katana swing is unsuccessful, the warrior normally use according techique to offset in order not to get hit.

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  @YanoHKs2 күн бұрын

  for honor biblically accurate

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  @alexlau71153 күн бұрын

  hey guys great video, thanks. a pity that the miao dao user isn't doing any miao dao moves tho, he totally using it like a two handed sword, would toally love to see more

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  @user-yl5cr3eb9w3 күн бұрын

  The two handed sword striker was not using good form. The hands should twist inward on the grip just before the strike - because this puts the wrists over the hilt and puts the persons weight into the strike. The striker in the video allowed his wrists to bend downward, which means the sword only hits with its own momentum.

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  @stormrhode23304 күн бұрын

  Alright, I love you guys, but there's a pretty big issue with this test. Mr. 70kg (I didn't see/hear his name) might be a good kendoka, but a kendo swing is far different from swings/cuts in actual combat. It's a little complicated to explain, but it's illustrated in the sort of flip his sword performs, leading it to be nearly vertical. This type of strike lacks a good half of the power of an actual, powerful strike. I would have way preferred to see this done with an actual kenjutsu or hema practitioner. That said, I'm under the notion that a sword wielded in one hand CAN still block against a two-hander, but proper technique and placement are critical. And there are obvious limitations to that, too; not just in the defender's strength, but in the integrity of the weapon, too.

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  @Ianmar13 күн бұрын

  He is not good at kendo. Watch his wrists hyperextend, that is how one injures oneself and still fail to generate any power, smoothness, or crispness.

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  @waynepayne8644 күн бұрын

  without sound effects and cool anime editing, katana swordfights kinda just look like stickfighting. that said, fuck it they should bring kenjutsu into MMA

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  @jothegreek4 күн бұрын

  Highlander vs samurai

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  @spanishinquisition76234 күн бұрын

  This has been explained before in the comments by many, but to add to the pile, the reason you can block a two handed weapon with a one handed sword has to do with blade mechanics. The part of the sword blade closest to the hilt and therefore your hand is the strongest part of the blade when blocking a strike, but the further the blade is from the hand the weaker the blade is at blocking or parrying and opponents weapon, therefore it is advantageous when trying the block a weapon with one hand that you catch their blade on the strong part of your own, and likewise it is advantageous for the two handed sword user to attack the weakest part of the blade when attempting to overpower and opponents block. However, as is demonstrated in the video a sword user who is prepared to receive a strong blow can redirect the energy from the opponents blade into an effective countercut. This is not to say that one handed weapons necessarily have an advantage over two handed, but that there are options one with a one handed blade can do to make the fight easier on themselves.

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  @tn18814 күн бұрын

  "Japanese bandits only attack with katana two or three times, but People often cannot prevent it. ”You should know the ingenuity of their katana sword technique. " 明 何良臣　阵纪 军中诸技，惟刀剑法少传。若能滚入，使长短兵不及遮拦，便为熟矣。如日本刀不过三两下，往往人不能御，则用刀之巧可知耳。 Chinese Ming Dynasty General Qi Jiguang (1528-1588) "My soldiers' short weapons cannot withstand katana's attacks, and pole weapons are less agile than katana. Many people who encountered Japanese people had their bodies cut in half. This is because their long katana is sharp and powerful as they are used with both hands. ” 戚继光说：“我兵短器难接，长器不捷，遭之者身多两断，缘器利而双手使用，力重故也”可见倭刀锋利，对此茅元仪评价“长刀倭奴之制，甚利于步，古所未备。”

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  @bxown3d4 күн бұрын

  호구커플 엄청 좋아해용😊

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  @jamesreese-lf1cd4 күн бұрын

  Not really using his whole body to strike

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  @Mephiston1984LoD5 күн бұрын

  🙂

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  @JimAlaska495 күн бұрын

  There was no follow through with the attackers swing. His arc ended at the blocking sword and therefore it wasn't a full strength swing--he basically pulled his swings. Poor test.

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  5 күн бұрын

  Did it ever occur in your mind, that it did not follow through because it was straight on blocked? That sword just met a solid object in its path, what follow through lol?

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  @irrelevantfish19784 күн бұрын

  He did follow through, just not like you do when you swing a baseball bat. Look at the slow-mo and you'll see that he's using a technique that resembles cracking a whip. Yes, his arms slow prior to impact, but he uses that to snap his wrists forward and accelerate the strike. It might not be the kind of follow-through you were expecting, but it's certainly not "pulling the swing," and it also makes it a whole lot easier to deal with the hand-shock and a whole lot faster to bring the sword back into a position to defend or make a follow-up attack. However, even if it truly _isn't_ possible to block a two-hander with a one-hander, swinging for the fences is still a great way to lose a fight 99% of the time, and _not_ just because it's slow and highly telegraphed. Here are two other reasons I can think of off the top of my head: 1) Even if you manage to blow through your opponent's guard, the strike is going to land with terrible edge alignment and robbed of most of its force, so the injury is unlikely to be incapacitating ... unlike the counter-attack you're going to eat because your sword is so far out of position. 2) As evidenced by Matthew Jensen's destructive sword reviews, such a blow will either break your sword or damage it enough that it will break shortly thereafter, particularly if it's differentially hardened, as virtually all historical Japanese swords were. Thus, even if you were lucky enough to disable your opponent, if he's got buddies nearby, you're going to be disarmed and utterly screwed.

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  @JimAlaska494 күн бұрын

  @@irrelevantfish1978 I've always liked Weaponism because they're not sparring for points, but for actual hits against their opponent. The attacker in this was attacking the blocking sword, not the defender, that makes this exercise useless for question asked.

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  @JimAlaska494 күн бұрын

  @ You attack the defender, not his sword. It looked more like staged sword choreography in a movie rather than an actual sparring situation.

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  @user-lp6er7tf7z4 күн бұрын

  認同此測試不完備，以傳統武術的整勁概念來看，攻擊方上段斬擊太隨便了

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  @gottemoffthebottom70015 күн бұрын

  Why can't we buy the katana that you are using

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  @guyblew17335 күн бұрын

  For people inexperenced with swords this would very good in formation. Swords like a gun need to be respected, and one shouls be trained inproper usage these weapons, or any weapon for that matter.

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  @-RONNIE5 күн бұрын

  Thank you all for the video 👍🏻

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  @chipngo97585 күн бұрын

  Only if they are armed with toy weapons.. to answer your question pal😂

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  @SilverforceX5 күн бұрын

  Blocking like that is also suicidal since the attacker can shift stance and deflect strike elsewhere. The best is just to deflect, counter.

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  @VTPSTTU5 күн бұрын

  I can understand blocking a sword with another sword. I don't know whether a pike or some other large, staff-type of weapon could be blocked as easily with one hand. I'm trying to remember whether your glaive versus sword videos included that scenario. If one deflects the force to one side, I think the block could be made.

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  @jaketheasianguy33075 күн бұрын

  Military saber in 19th century was made sturdy enough to parry blows from bayonet attached to rifles. Not as heavy as medieval polearms but I'm sure it's just as heavy as a spear

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  @VTPSTTU5 күн бұрын

  @@jaketheasianguy3307 The weight of a bayonetted rifle might be similar to that of a spear, but the distribution would be different. A rifle has much of the weight towards the butt of the rifle. I think a heavy pike, halberd, or glaive coming down on a sword would be more difficult to stop.

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  5 күн бұрын

  @@VTPSTTU Yes, I saw video (skallagrim maybe?) where he tried to block quarterstaff blow. It is HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED to try block heavy wooden shaft at full speed with measly sword, definitely not one handed unless you catch it perfectly with strong near guard.

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  @MarshOakDojoTimPruitt5 күн бұрын

  thanks

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  @discipleofsound45655 күн бұрын

  In Modern Arnis, I was taught that in order to reinforce a block with a single-handed weapon, the off-hand should press against the main hand's wrist. The original intent was to assist blocks done with a machete (which have thin blades), but it works with any single-handed weapon.

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  @breaktube5 күн бұрын

  I realize this is the safe and ideal situation. Would have been more of a test if the one-hand defender started facing side-ways or with back turned to the two-handed sword user. Even having both of them moving around in a circle would have been nice to mix up the one-hand distance defense and timing. I think, if both are facing each other, the one-hand defender should start with their sword sheath to see if they can draw and defend successfully. With that said, great demonstration and keep up the great work ! ~ From Nashville, Tennessee USA

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  @tuerkefechi5 күн бұрын

  Of course you can parry a twohanded sword with a onehanded. It is about physics, they strength and weak of the blade as it is said in western swordsmanship. The closer you parry to the hilt/handle, the lesser leverage has the bigger sword. Even with a static block. Simple. Combined with footwork and evasion movements to take away the impact power, you can even manage to use an absorbing or deflecting parry or let The opponent‘s blade glide of your own.

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  @jaketheasianguy33075 күн бұрын

  Untrained people can't even grasp the concept of simple geometry in swordsmanship. Another content creator made a video talked about cutting the leg is further than attacking the head, with proper demonstration and alot people can't even understand that

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  @snichelsticks86535 күн бұрын

  カナボがどう戦うのか見てみたい お願いします

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  @snichelsticks86535 күн бұрын

  i'd be interested in seeing the effectiveness of the kanabō in combat

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  @WinnipegKnightlyArts5 күн бұрын

  The most important thing is that when you block that you block with the strong of the blade (the part closer to the hands). If you block with the part closer to the tip of the blade, the leverage is bad. Otherwise it just comes down to how much force your joints can take.