Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Technique evolution of a particular spear play, sensing pressure through the crossing of weapons, and general tactics.
This is the second of two parts explaining duelling tactics that are valid for any hand weapon, but become most obvious with longer ones, such as the spear.
Find part 1 here: youtu.be/kP-0wZsLYRI
Learn more about my work here: patreon.com/Dimicator
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Recorded at a seminar on historical combat with sword & shield at the History Park Bärnau facebook.com/Geschichtspark/?fref=ts in July 2016. See photos here: facebook.com/266934476773420/photos/?tab=album&album_id=840460772754118
and here: facebook.com/susan.sumer/media_set?set=a.1083615821726491.1073741910.100002342496493&type=3
If you are interested in future workshops and classes, you are welcome to get in touch: dimicator.com/contact
Camera: Cornelius Berthold, editing by Karen Schmidt. Special thanks to Julien Reschke for assisting in the demos.
Technique evolution of a particular spear play, sensing pressure through the crossing of weapons, and general tactics.
This is the second of two parts explaining duelling tactics that are valid for any hand weapon, but become most obvious with longer ones, such as the spear.
Find part 1 here: youtu.be/kP-0wZsLYRI
Learn more about my work here: patreon.com/Dimicator
You are welcome to get in touch via my Facebook page: facebook.com/Dimicator-266934476773420
Or send an email: dimicator.com/contact
Recorded at a seminar on historical combat with sword & shield at the History Park Bärnau facebook.com/Geschichtspark/?fref=ts in July 2016. See photos here: facebook.com/266934476773420/photos/?tab=album&album_id=840460772754118
and here: facebook.com/susan.sumer/media_set?set=a.1083615821726491.1073741910.100002342496493&type=3
If you are interested in future workshops and classes, you are welcome to get in touch: dimicator.com/contact
Camera: Cornelius Berthold, editing by Karen Schmidt. Special thanks to Julien Reschke for assisting in the demos.










