@CrazyChemistPL
Techniques he presented look so elegant, graceful and fluid. I may be biased because I'm Pole, but I think the overall aesthetics of this particular sword and fighting style can be universally appreciated.
@gotharion
It's really amazing that the most traditional Polish fighting style with the most traditional Polish weapon has enthusiasts over on your side of the globe. As a Pole I feel really happy and proud of that fact. Btw. If you are interested in some more in depth, practical and historical info about the Polish Szabla, (as well as many other types of sabers, swords and martial arts in general) look up some books by Wojciech Zabłocki. (the english wikipedia page is quite limited, but I'm sure you can find more detailed info about him and his achievements and books). Cheers from Poland, and keep up the great work.
@mattmanbrownbro
I really liked the way he was talking on this one. Much more down to earth and relaxed. Thanks for sharing Skall! :)
@JustGrowingUp84
I liked the captions, they were helpful and funny.
@solgam
6:35 Poles called it "Cięcie Eunusze (Eunuch Cut)" :D
@bazookaace
I'm a self taught HEMA practitioner and what makes me happy with watching these is seeing that in places where Ive put my own spin on things, in other words things I was too lazy to look up or fact check, I ended up having built up a technique backed style. I.e. foot placement and strike body alignment. I guess it just shows what's comfortable is usually (note I said usually) what will work best because you can do it the easiest and typically the quickest.
@dragos7puri
No matter the domain or field, I find people who know their stuff incredibly engaging.
@andrewplck
I've lost it at Admiral Akbar. Damn Skall, your little commentary have made my day! :)
@SuperMoviebuster
Ive been looking for lectures/ seminars about Polish sabre fencing for quite some time now, thank you for uploading its a huge resource to have :)
@hitrapperandartistdababy
What an elegant style of fighting, its like a dance when done quick. I love Polish saber fencing:D And a big applause for Richard Marsden, Looks like a great teacher who really has a way of innovating people, its hard not too listen to him especially because of the humor he brings along:)
@bohun28
Looks like it was a great seminar!! I am seriously tempted to put my life on pause for a year or two and go study Polish saber...
@emuyogi
These polish sabre tecnics are very special, it is amazing
@JoshuaChesser-y8k
Bro! He was my Highschool teacher at Peoria High (2004-2009)! He was hosting sword clubs then! That’s so cool seeing him still teaching! Best teacher of all-time, very funny too! What a legend!
@gt4lex
Lots of interesting stuff again, especially the techniques showcasing how to use that specific blade shape to your advantage. Thanks again Skall and Richard for all the nice footage.
@victoriansword
That was really enjoyable. Well done to Richard Marsden. Thank you for sharing this, Skall!
@jarjars3261
I was already subbed to this channel when this video came out years ago, yet only recently I have started my journey into the sabre (studying korean swordmanship for years before). This is such a great help. Thanks for keeping this up.
@sapienecks
Love the caption because I am Deaf. Thanks a lot. Would be very nice if you do the same for others like you explained why viking swords were designed with pommel and crossguard that way.
@CastIronSteak
Richard is a natural teacher! Very friendly and engaging.
@samarkand1585
It's nice that you subbed it, because I'm not a native english speaker, and as nice as this guy looked, I couldn't figure anything out of what he was saying before
@XarkoCZ