European Martial Arts: Hutton's Lessons

[Bob Hubbard]

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European Historical Martial Arts: Hutton's Saber Lesson #1
An interpretation with sharps: Alfred Hutton, Cold Steel "lesson 1st, Cut 1 parried by quarte".


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European Martial Arts: Hutton's Two-Hand Sword #1
Step by step reconstruction of the Second Combination from Hutton: Old Swordplay

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European Martial Arts: Hutton's Two-Hand Sword #2
Reconstruction of Hutton: Old Swordplay Combination 3


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European Martial Arts: Hutton's Two-Hand Sword #3
Reconstruction of Hutton: Old Swordplay Combination 4


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European Martial Arts: Hutton's Two-Hand Sword #4
Reconstruction of Combination 6 from Hutton's Old Swordplay


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European Historical Martial Arts: Hutton's Sabre Lessons #2
Cold Steel: Lesson 1st, (second part), Cut 1 Parried by High Prime.


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European Historical Martial Arts: Hutton's Sabre #3
Demonstration of two basic false edge techniques from Cold Steel, with comparison to Hungarian alternatives.javascript:;



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Hutton's Saber Lesson #1 shown with intent
The same exercise using blunts and shown with intent.


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European Martial Arts: Hutton's Sabre lessons #4
Lesson 2, second part: Cut 2 parried by sixte. (The exercise covers all the possible ripostes you may recive after you have attacked with a 2, and the adversary parried sixte)
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[Sukerkin]

Very interesting stuff.

Of course, having no experience in the ESA I can't comment as to the veracity or quality of the sword-work involved from a knowledgeable point of view - and that is actually quite nice as I am forever looking at JSA footage and picking holes in it .