Lehrling I
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| − | * | + | * Four Lines of [[Principal Cuts]] |
| − | * | + | * The Four [[Openings]] |
| − | * | + | * The Four Times [[Vor, Nach, Indes, & Gleich]] (before, after, in-the-moment, and simultaneously) |
| − | * | + | ** [[Vor]] (before/initiative) |
| + | ** [[Nach]] (after) | ||
| + | ** [[Gleich]] (simultaneously) | ||
| + | ** [[Indes]] (immediately, in the moment) | ||
| + | * The Three [[Stages of the Exchange]] | ||
| + | * The Three Types of Strike: [[Provoker, Hitter, & Taker]] | ||
== Longsword == | == Longsword == | ||
Revision as of 05:48, 23 June 2017
Contents |
Lehrling Level 1 Syllabus
Theory
Basic Information
Fencing Theory
- Four Lines of Principal Cuts
- The Four Openings
- The Four Times Vor, Nach, Indes, & Gleich (before, after, in-the-moment, and simultaneously)
- The Three Stages of the Exchange
- The Three Types of Strike: Provoker, Hitter, & Taker
Longsword
Posture
Footwork
Guards/Postures
Principal Guards
Secondary Guards
Low Side Guards
- Wechsel (change)
- Nebenhut (near guard)
- Schranckhut (barrier guard)
High Side Guards
Centreline Guards
Hanging Guards
Guards Progression
The student should be able to perform the progression of guards as a flourish to demonstrate movement and coordination.
Strikes
Principal Cuts
Cuts need only be performed at slow speed showing form and technique.
- Oberhauw
- Application 1 - Oberhauw Entry
- Application 2 - Oberhauw Parry
- Unterhauw
- Application 1 - Unterhauw Entry
- Application 2 - Unterhauw Parry
- Mittelhauw
- Application 1 - Mittelhauw Entry
- Application 2 - Mittlehauw Parry
- Zornhauw
- Application 1 - Zornhauw Entry
- Application 2 - Zornhauw Parry
- Application 3 - Zornhauw Ablauffen
- Application 4 - Zornhauw Fehlen
Secondary Cuts
Cuts need only be performed at slow speed showing form and technique.
Crooked cut variations:
- Krumphauw (crooked strike)
- Application 1 - Krumphauw to the Arms/Head
- Application 2 - Krumphauw as a Parry
Thwart cut variations:
- Zwerch (thwart)
- Application 1 - Zwerch Entry
- Application 2 - Zwerch as Absetzen
- Application 3 - Zwerch Verfliegen
Plunging cut variations:
- Sturtzhauw (plunge strike)
- Application 1 - Plunge Strike Entry
False edge cuts which parry:
- Schielhauw (squinting/schield strike)
Changing strike variations:
- Wechselhauw (change strike)
- Application 1 - Wechselhauw
- Application 2 - Wechselhauw Driving
Cuts with winding:
- Windthauw (winding strike)
- Application 1 - Windthauw Parry
Cutting to the Openings
Handworks
Techniques need only be performed at slow speed showing form and understanding of the application of each handwork.
Fencing Free-play
The students shall demonstrate their ability to fence using the principles from Meyer's system in the following conditions:
- Fight a 2 minute bout at slow speed showing control and flow
