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=== Pulling ===
 
=== Pulling ===
  
The act of pulling away from a bind and cutting to a different opening with a swift twitch around their blade.
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===Overrunning===
  
== Application Examples ==
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=15th Century=
  
A demonstration of a simple pulling from a strong bind.
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=16th Century=
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! Meister
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! Lehrling
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| [[Zornhut]], left leg forward
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| [[Zornhut]], left leg forward
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| [[Passing Step]], [[Zornhauw]]
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| [[Passing Step]] back, [[Zornhauw]] to a bind.
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| Press hard in the bind
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| Pull away from the bind sliding up and over to the other side of their sword, using the continued contact to draw their bind out
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| Cut back down behind their blade over their blade to slice the wrists or head on the same side to which you originally struck (ie. their left side)
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Note: Meyer describes this cutting back in as using the short edge of the blade in a rapid zwerch/krumphauw movement, though the long edge is described in earlier sources also.
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The act of pulling away from a bind and cutting to a different opening with a swift twitch around their blade.
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== Application Examples ==
  
Note: In some ways this particular example is similar to [[Verfliegen]], the difference being that this zucken example is performed after blade contact is established, whereas verfliegen occurs before the bind is established.
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* [[Anbinden]] Application - Zucken

Latest revision as of 08:32, 25 September 2018

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[edit] Pulling

[edit] Overrunning

[edit] 15th Century

Entry incomplete

[edit] 16th Century

The act of pulling away from a bind and cutting to a different opening with a swift twitch around their blade.

[edit] Application Examples

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