The music is very fitting. The Witcher books from Blood of Elves onward often mention half and full turns, and from the context I‘d even say they use them correctly.
@petritzky
2 жыл бұрын
5:54 he a little confused, but he got the spirit! Nice video^^. Tutta volta makes a lot more sense when put like this. Often it isn't shown with this context, so this was like a little "Ahhhh" moment for me here.
@superiorhema
2 жыл бұрын
Lol thanks, Ya when shown out of context it doesn't look useful. But if you spar with 3D movement, whether with hands or a sword, you'll naturally start using full turns.
@xanto6063
2 жыл бұрын
2:51 and 3:12 are the right pronunciation of "passare" 👍
@superiorhema
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for confirming. I assumed it was the long A, but read faster than I could think. I don't speak Italian yet.
@percivalconcord9209
2 жыл бұрын
The three Voltas are similar to Aikido's Tenkan, Irimi Tenkan, Kaiten... then again footwork should be close to universal among other things. Very exciting series.
@Sinistralian
2 жыл бұрын
Good stuff, all three episodes so far. But I would say that your passare is a little off - the force transfer is to the side. What I mean is have someone tie a rope to your waist and gently resist as you move forward, so you have to generate constant force forward. Or then put a sword in your hand and tie the rope to its tip and do alternating Oberhaus. That forces you to line up your hips to line up in the direction you're going. Right now your foot is rising up, making it a waddling step, where you're off-balance for just a second. It's much less pronounced when you're sparring or doing some active practice where you probably aren't focusing on your feet at all, but still. As the Swedes say, "upward motion is of evil." (for sabres, but I think it's still valid!) For tornare I don't think it's possible, or at least, I haven't managed to get the waddle out of it.
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