Absetzen
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The classic absetzen is as your opponent cuts against you, got immediately into ochs against it and thrust to the face, catching his blade on the forte of your own and striking in a single movement. | The classic absetzen is as your opponent cuts against you, got immediately into ochs against it and thrust to the face, catching his blade on the forte of your own and striking in a single movement. | ||
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| + | There are no specific applications for Absetzen as it is adequately demonstrate in the other techniques such as the [[Zwerch]] parry, or the [[Winden]] movements. | ||
Revision as of 00:53, 23 June 2017
Setting Off
To parry his sword and immediately attack to an opening either immediately after the strike in the withdrawal, or at the same time as the strike occurs.
The classic absetzen is as your opponent cuts against you, got immediately into ochs against it and thrust to the face, catching his blade on the forte of your own and striking in a single movement.
There are no specific applications for Absetzen as it is adequately demonstrate in the other techniques such as the Zwerch parry, or the Winden movements.
