How to get the blade out of the line - Ramassements in F.C. Christmann military sabre

Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Ramassements from Christmann forcierte Contraprime forcierte quart forcierte seconde chassie
This workshop was held Germany at Fechtschule Astnide - Historisches Fechten in Essen.
It covers advanced techniques for the military sabre of Christmanns cut and thrust fencing.
We demonstrade the forcierte Contraprime, the forcierte Quarte and the chassierender Secondehieb and chassierender Halbzirkelhieb.

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