Parry from Low Guard 2
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! Lehrling | ! Lehrling | ||
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| − | | [[Oberhut]], | + | | [[Oberhut]], left leg forward |
| [[Unterhut]], right leg forward | | [[Unterhut]], right leg forward | ||
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| − | | [[ | + | | [[Passing Step]] stab from the right to their upper openings. |
| Go up with a horizontal dagger catching their wrist with your dagger blade from below (the dagger blade points to your right). | | Go up with a horizontal dagger catching their wrist with your dagger blade from below (the dagger blade points to your right). | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:26, 15 October 2019
Parry from high guard against an attack to the defender's upper left opening.
Canonically these are performed from reverse grip, but variations can be extrapolated from the orthodox grip.
We can extrapolate a variation of this for attacks to the upper right opening.
| Meister | Lehrling |
|---|---|
| Oberhut, left leg forward | Unterhut, right leg forward |
| Passing Step stab from the right to their upper openings. | Go up with a horizontal dagger catching their wrist with your dagger blade from below (the dagger blade points to your right). |
| Perform a reversing of the dagger blade so your spiral around their arm with the dagger, hooking them with the dagger blade facing left and the pommel right, wrenching them left and down (this often disarms them, but if not ensure you use your left hand to assist by securing their arm). | |
| In either case, stab them in the head/neck |
