Project Hausbuch #7: Footwork in German Longsword
Liked the stuff? Support my research by subscribing here or buying me some study time at PATREON: / sprechfenster The next major episode in the Project Hausbuch series. It delves deep into the footwork at the core of the martial art described in the mnuscript GNM3227a, aka "Nuremberg Codex". For details, see the companion article on my blog: / project-hausbuch-56185630 You may also be interested in my other content on fencing footwork in manuscript 3227a: / footwork-chapter-59249764 and the way people walked and ran in the Middle Ages: / stepping-into-my-74664636 For J.P. Kleinau's article, see: https://talhoffer.wordpress.com/2015/... MUSIC: Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, 'Die Fechtschule' (of course!) No-copyright medieval fantasy music: • TAVERN MUSIC - Fantasy Medieval Music No C...

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