Slicing Off
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The act of catching the blade on the long edge of the sword and "cutting it away" off to one side, usually with a step to the other side. For example, in the [[Nebenhut]] with the rappier, if the opponent cuts or thrusts the blade is moved out toward the straight parrying, then sliced away down to [[Wechsel]] on the left or right. | The act of catching the blade on the long edge of the sword and "cutting it away" off to one side, usually with a step to the other side. For example, in the [[Nebenhut]] with the rappier, if the opponent cuts or thrusts the blade is moved out toward the straight parrying, then sliced away down to [[Wechsel]] on the left or right. | ||
This action is a sliding on the blade rather than a percussive parry. | This action is a sliding on the blade rather than a percussive parry. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:03, 7 July 2016
[edit] Abschneiden
The act of catching the blade on the long edge of the sword and "cutting it away" off to one side, usually with a step to the other side. For example, in the Nebenhut with the rappier, if the opponent cuts or thrusts the blade is moved out toward the straight parrying, then sliced away down to Wechsel on the left or right.
This action is a sliding on the blade rather than a percussive parry.
