Liechtenauer's Zettel | Distance Ep. 5 - Abzug (Withdraw)

Much of the information and quotes in the previous episode relate to this concept. But I wanted to keep it shorter so I kept it to just Meyer's 3 types. Meyer is not one of the early Zettel sources but as I keep going through 3227a and Meyer there are many pieces of advice only found in those two. He is a good second opinion on the 1400s manuscripts. And I find it funny that subconsciously after going through Meyer my combat changes a bit. And you could interpret the Nachschlag as the withdraw cut. I could use the primary source to argue that, but at the moment I lean to it not being the withdraw cut and being a cut that is supposed to hit and not after you hit. I would never say someone is wrong who thinks otherwise. It's one of those things that gets given with a lot of examples so it's not nailed down to one thing. And it's only in one manuscript that I've found. Previous episodes:    • Liechtenauer's Zettel | Distance Pt. 1 - S...      • Liechtenauer's Zettel | Distance Pt. 2 - Z...      • Liechtenauer's Zettel | Distance Pt. 3 - M...      • Liechtenauer's Zettel | Distance Ep. 4 - R...