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This game is played to improve sword handling skills and endurance. Start with the blades engaged, and as one player acquires a dominant blade relationship, the other tries to prevent him and acquire dominance himself. This is done with any combination of disengages and changes of line. This is normally done after footwork and before specific technical drills. | This game is played to improve sword handling skills and endurance. Start with the blades engaged, and as one player acquires a dominant blade relationship, the other tries to prevent him and acquire dominance himself. This is done with any combination of disengages and changes of line. This is normally done after footwork and before specific technical drills. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:41, 9 September 2020
This game is played to improve sword handling skills and endurance. Start with the blades engaged, and as one player acquires a dominant blade relationship, the other tries to prevent him and acquire dominance himself. This is done with any combination of disengages and changes of line. This is normally done after footwork and before specific technical drills.
