Meyer's Sidesword - 3 Running Thrusts with the Rappier
In this video we look at section 2.96v.1 from Meyer's 1570 text, which discusses the use of a sequence of three thrusts, one after another. This is an interesting sequence which teaches some great lessons in winding and hanging, as well having elements which are really effective for day-to-day fencing.
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