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ARMA-Longsword technique practice at IronDoor Studio (Jan 2009)

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Uploaded by on Mar 9, 2009

John Clements, Aaron Pynenberg, and Jacob Norwood perform several techniques at Iron Door Studio, including Halfswording (holding the middle of the blade with one hand), Ringen am Schwert (wrestling on/at the sword), a Mortschlag ("Death-Blow" or "Murder-Stroke", done by holding the blade with both hands and striking with the hilt or pommel), and some plain old Ringen (wrestling) at the end.

I must thank insertoriginaluser for bringing this newer version to my attention. You can see his upload of it here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0LYlf24-ZM&feature=channel_page

For the older version of this video showing a few different techniques you can check out these:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4SQo-8kaPg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMAvSiXWrkc

Be sure to check out ARMA's official Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/theARMAonline

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  • I care.  ;- )

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  • 4,243 views... I'd say plenty of people care about it, good sir.

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  • @Sukidezu lol ja they do... I've seen you before... you sent me a vid?

  • @dogbone222 especially the mini variety (combat knives) :3

  • @Kra7as there are still soldiers that carry swords into battle

  • 15,792 views, many care

  • are they using real weapons here?

  • @Kra7as i care

  • @TJYoung80234

    You should, but Clements has such a rigid grasp of ARMA that if members are found sharing anything they learn from ARMA they are kicked out of ARMA. Read for yourself on the arma website. Also bing/google John Clements and Poland ARMA and read the silly stuff.

  • @EvilxMerlin,

    Curious what you mean by this. I'm not a member, but have been reading their site resources. Shouldn't you strive to embrace as many sources as possible to see the varied techniques? Not sure whay that's bad, but do let me know. I'd thought about signing up with them.

  • Too bad ARMA has gone competely nuts. By closing themselves to learning from other sources, and Clements going bat shit insane, they are quickly relegating themselves to never-never land.

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