DB - Grip Change to Sword Behind Hand

with Sabina Storberg

from Drills and Basics

Join Sabina for this short "Drills and Basics" class focused on a new skill: bringing the sword behind your hand. This technique involves a grip change, starting with a regular hold and ending with the sword held behind you. What you will learn: • How to bring the tip of the sword down and turn it outwards. • How to open up between your index and middle fingers and bring the bottom of the sword in between. • How to twist the sword and bring it in, then lift outwards. • The entire movement is described as almost like a double outside flower. • The ending grip has the index finger in front, three fingers grabbing the sword, and the thumb close to the top. You will practice this challenging move multiple times on both the right and left sides to add grace to your flows.

Prerequisites

18 min
Day 1: Foundations of Sword Mastery Thumbnail Day 1: Foundations of Sword Mastery Animated GIF

Day 1: Foundations of Sword Mastery

with Sabina Storberg

20 min
Day 2: Mastering the Basic Sword Flowers Thumbnail Day 2: Mastering the Basic Sword Flowers Animated GIF

Day 2: Mastering the Basic Sword Flowers

with Sabina Storberg

11 min
Day 3: The Half Flower Breakdown Thumbnail Day 3: The Half Flower Breakdown Animated GIF

Day 3: The Half Flower Breakdown

with Sabina Storberg

10 min
Day 4: Overhead Flower Technique Thumbnail Day 4: Overhead Flower Technique Animated GIF

Day 4: Overhead Flower Technique

with Sabina Storberg

13 min
Day 5: The Full Flower  Thumbnail Day 5: The Full Flower  Animated GIF

Day 5: The Full Flower

with Sabina Storberg

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motherofash
motherofash 5 days ago
I got it! Ah, can we not delete our own comments?
motherofash
motherofash 5 days ago
Can you please record a new video for this that is close up and slower?
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xme5p1mi about 2 months ago
I would love to see a close up of the hand, and several slow motion repeats with step by step cues before doing the 10 full speed repetitions. Its very difficult to pick apart the movement as a brand new beginner.
motherofash
motherofash 2 months ago
I need a close up
ladymoonfyre
ladymoonfyre 2 months ago
A close-up of the slow explanation here would be super helpful!!