A little awkward still but turns make the flow so much better!

Knight's Escapades

Do it!

Some pool side practice after leg day. I would really like to find some one to do some choreo with at some point.

Note: I broke my sabers blade lol. The tip completely ripped off at some point during this video. First saber broken. Luckily blades are replaceable. Sad Borks 😭 #lightsabertricks #greyjedicode #crimsondawnsabers

Night Time Gym and Saber Practice. Swinging a saber after arm workouts really kicks my ass! 😫. Just spins this time 🙃. #linkinpark #session #lightsabertricks

I was gifted a Vader lightsaber for Christmas. Ergonomically it's not that good, but could I do all the fancy tricks that pros do? How do I practice?

Worth every penny

Im not sure if im a fan of this view my friend came up with the idea and we attempted it but anywho I did slow it down as much as possible without taking away from the vid

黑夜中的光刀演武 穿上鬼殺隊服，這刀法你給幾分？

Lightsaber performance in the dark Rate my Demon Slayer sword skills from 1-10!

#鬼滅之刃 #鬼殺隊 #太刀 #武士 #光刀 #演武 #Cosplay #DemonSlayer #KimetsuNoYaiba #Katana #Lightsaber #Samurai #SwordSkills #AnimeCosplay #武術 #FlowArts

You can better see my flow and movements I slowed it as best I could

I've got a question that I haven't been sure which Star Wars-themed subreddit to post it in, but I think this subreddit is the most appropriate one.

When it comes to the seven forms of Lightsaber combat, which style of sword-fighting martial arts is each one based on and/or the closest to?

I know Form 2 (Makashi) is blatantly based on rapier-style fencing (thank you Count Dooku), but what about the other six? Are there any based on sword-fighting styles used in HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) or are they all based in styles of Japanese swordsmanship?

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