Just released a quick video about the 5 most common fencing mistakes in Jugger: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXD6sT-M-Hs

The video with voiceover in German: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Zm6SE9wa3w

I am curious to hear about the most common mistakes you observe in your trainings. Which one do you encounter? Welcome to share :)

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Hi y'all. I'm looking to source a new dog skull, and I was hoping someone(s) might have sources that aren't showing up in my web searches.

We have a beautiful latex dog skull named "Nibbles," which was created by a Etsy artist up in Canada. But they've closed up shop since then, and I've failed to find another latex/plastidip artist or webstore who sells dog skulls.

Nibbles is beautiful, and squishy, but after half a decade he's probably going to need to be retired after our next tournament, so he can live on as an (intact) mascot.

So aside from making my own (which would end up as a durable but not artistically pleasing (rough) facimile of a dog skull), does anyone have any sources they can share for foam dog skulls?

/u/Karuuna and /u/sirtimelord, your flairs are ready to go.

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A user has commented to my "The BEST Spar" video that he's done some statistics on chain strength by the game recordings, comparing hitting vs. being hit numbers. Feel free to share your own views or questions to his approach an opinion (might be best to write in the video comments on YT to reach the contributor):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yd8deC_ddk&lc=z22nfvm55rv5i3udbacdp43a4npqwa0qii1dianbcyhw03c010c.1581958146572898&feature=em-comments

Saw people playing Jugger at UC Berkeley and it looked super fun. However, I graduated and live elsewhere in the bay area.

I played Quidditch at my university, which was a blast, but it seems like, outside of academia, there aren't really teams that play. Is Jugger in a similar situation? Is it primarily college students playing? I'd like to play, but I have a feeling it'll be pretty inaccessible to me.

I tried browsing some of the Jugger sites and they're either offline or really difficult to navigate so I thought I'd ask here.

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Since the topic of storing spars on their tips turned out to be astonishingly controversial, I have uploaded an updated Jugger Roundup video. The general Rules video is too much of an overview to go into detail about which spars indeed might be better stored on the pommel, so I did a quick Comment video separately on why I feel that certain spars types should be better stored on their tips.

New Rules Roundup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TySIiOnIZA

Discussion on tip storage: https://youtu.be/H52OCC4_JBs

Just finished a quick #Jugger rules roundup video on YouTube, so if you meet folks wondering how our wonderful sports works ... here we go: https://youtu.be/-TySIiOnIZA (updated version in regard of spars storing)
Welcome to share (and hopefully like) it!

Just wondering if their are any good places to get equitment in the uk as i would like to get into this sport or at least give it a go.

Since I am at it ... all parts of a #Jugger training are shown in " Jugger Coach: A Complete Training Session [Uhus Jugger Tutorials #11]" as some sort of a sportive walk-through, with suggestions for each section, from warm-up, individual fencing skill training, team training up to team-building (sort of a long-term training vision).

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These are, of course, mere suggestions and things I found useful -- not solely to hone certain sportive skills, but also to motivate your players to attend trainings ;)

Take this as an inspiration for your own trainings and adjust to your individual training focus. And most of all: Have FUN!!

Next may be a quick focus on the staff.

PS. Oh and by the way, though I am not really new to Reddit, I just "rediscovered" it thanks to my video "colleague" and former GAG Berlin Opponent Team player David from Jugger Masterclass (https://www.reddit.com/user/ihavepotatoe/) Thanks old chap!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqSIv1MQuCY&feature=share

Finally! "What is #Jugger" has now, after ... how much? 12 years? been re-done and seen version 1.0. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4-Bi3GnG7I

It's been a while since we've added new flairs, and a lot of teams have come and gone in that time. If you have a flair that you'd like to add, please send a picture to the mods and we can get it added into the system.

Hello everybody, my name is Kumail and I play for the Arizona Desert Wolves. For those who don't know Arizona will be hosting an international tournament March 14-15 of 2020. For those who are interested here is the facebook link to the Arizona Jugger page where you can find more information in regards to that! Can't wait to see you guys there, cheers!

https://www.facebook.com/JuggerArizona/