7:16
Structure in Fencing, Part 1: Introduction and "Wrist Wrestling" to Train Body Mechanics
Dan Evans
6:27
Structure in Fencing, Part 2: Positioning the Body for a Structural Advantage
4:36
Structure in Fencing, Part 3: Adding Swords to "Feel" Advantage and Disadvantage in the Bind
7:57
Structure in Fencing, Part 4: Interpreting "Strong" as Mechanical Advantage Against an Opponent
6:42
Structure in Fencing, Part 5: Exploring Principles of Strength and Weakness in Fencing
8:23
Structure in Fencing, Part 6: Finding the "Strong Point" of a Guard to Understand Alignment
14:36
Structure in Fencing, Part 7: Defining "Long" and "Short" Alignment in the Context of Structure
5:19
Structure in Fencing, Part 8: Attacks with Lengthened and Shortened Alignment
7:30
Structure in Fencing, Part 9: Long and Short Actions in the "Speaking Window"
4:08
Structure in Fencing, Part 10: Applying the Principles of "Structure" to Defense
9:17
Structure in Fencing, Part 11: Choosing Long vs. Short Actions and "Reading" an Opponent’s Structure
11:10
Structure in Fencing, Part 12: More on "Setting" and Using Winding to Gain Structural Advantage
8:01
Structure in Fencing, Part 13: More on Winding and Reading Structure in Real-Time
4:45
Structure in Fencing, Part 14: "Choreography" vs. Reading Structure with Fühlen and Indes
4:17
Structure in Fencing, Part 15: "Reading" Structure to Provoke and Chase (Nachreisen)
5:23
Structure in Fencing, Part 16: Conclusion
24:27
Sword Seminar Supercut: Highlights from a Historical Fencing Class on "Structure"