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>What is HEMA?
HEMA stands for Historical European Martial Arts, sometimes also called Historical Fencing.
It's reconstructing how to fight with swords, daggers, polearms, and other weapons based on old European fighting treatises

>What does it look like?
Inside the World of Longsword Fighting - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zueF4Mu2uM
Back to the source - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DBmNVHTmNs
Martin Fabian Sparring - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8QlbKfX84k

>Where can I find these treatises?
https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Main_Page
https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Category:Weapons

>Where can I find HEMA clubs near me?
https://www.hemaalliance.com/club-finders
https://hroarr.com/train/clubs-gear/club-finder/
https://ifhema.com/ifhema-members/

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>>258418
These are indeed both terrible exchanges, but neither is the one worth seeing from last year's Black Horns.
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>>258434
Timestamp it and I'll make it into a webm
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>>258435
I don't have a timestamp but I though it was obvious that I was referring to the retard getting stabbed in the arm in the R&D tournament.
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here are some cursed swords mixes, let me know what you guys think
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>>258439
Oh yeah, I forgot about that.
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>>258444
lmao
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>>258441

Cursed? I like all of them.
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I was trying to make the polish saber langlet crossguard work aesthetically into a 2 handed weapon but the more I prototype the more I'm liking the 2 handed szabla look, I wonder if they were used historically
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>>258507
>I wonder if they were used historically

Well, there were grossmessers and swiss sabers.
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>>258508

Oh yeah certainly, but I mean like a 2 handed polish szabla look specifically
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>>258507

more iterations:
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>>258415
https://archive.org/details/MedievalCombatAFifteenthCenturyIllustratedManualSwordFightingAndCloseQuarterCombatByHansTalhoffer/page/n2/mode/1up

https://www.thearma.org/manuals.htm
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>>258510
the hand guard loses its' function once you make the handle that long. the closest thing to what you've come up with is the kriegsmesser, and the people who have made and used them seemed to prioritize protecting the sides rather than the front.
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>>258591
do you mean the knucklebow? I think it will serve fine to protect the lead hand at least

If I'm not mistaken I've seen examples of 2handed falchions that have a bit of a knucklebow
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Holy shit, a new thread

Y'all still doing jittery German?
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Who makes good training swords? I want something sturdy that won't break apart and is about as heavy as a real sword, but isn't dangerous to swing around in my home and I won't be able to cut myself with it
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>>259068
>isn't dangerous to swing around in my home
just get an indoor trainer
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>>259068
You arent going to cut yourself.

Your ceiling on the other hand....
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>>259068

I like Fabri Armorum's longsword. It's heavy because it's built to last.
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>>259068
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Pz1VvpHybaTqaWhJzb3XaQcSUTGH0VV2UZMZBBcLm-A/edit?usp=sharing
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>>258444
Sadly, that's what happens when you wear a jacket that was made for a gimmick. Officer has no padding in the arms whatsoever so it's heavily susceptible to injury.
Also what did they think would happen letting them use rapiers with such narrow tips without tipping them like that? Puncture resistance does fuck all when you're that negligent.

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