rossfechten nach talhoffer
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Nice take, however, even into the beginning of the 20th century, cavalry trained heavily to hit targets with saber at speed. Talhoffer's MS clearly shows combatants at full-speed, indicating the technique is done during in war as a charging maneuver.
Also, turn and tourney have at their roots the meanings: "TURN in circles" and also "my TURN in line."
Knights circling each other on a prize-fighting field is likely, but fighting like that in war is to abandon cavalry's main advantage: speed.
slapmagnit 3 years ago
Une partie du Talhoffer souvant méconue...
Merci pour ces images qui donnent envie !
Rom1H 3 years ago
I have read and one of my professors and I have talked about mounted combat. I believe that many actions did not involve simply charging by each other and included fighting in a circle by turning. That is actually supposed to be where the word tourney came from.
tempestswordsman 3 years ago
God you guys are so lucky...keep up the good work.
Meshelsidek 3 years ago