Rust: Know your enemy
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.” Maybe this quote from the Art of War might not be the most applicable excerpt, but regardless you could always stand to learn a bit.
Loss Aversion – Counting Up vs Down
Counting down, rather than up. Would you be surprised to hear that I actually think that’s better?
Accelerating The Wrist 2: Revenge of the Moulinet (and more)
Not too long ago I published the article “Accelerating the Wrist in a Cut – It Doesn’t Work!”. A few valid questions were raised, and they deserve answers.
Does HEMA have “Home Field Advantage?”
Is there such a thing as home field advantage in HEMA tournaments? Do international or local fencers tend to win more matches?
Accelerating the Wrist in a Cut – It Doesn’t Work!
Despite what you may want to believe, you CAN NOT have acceleration at the wrist and a locked structure at the moment of contact!
FNY Rules are not about single exchanges!
While FNY was based on single hit matches, this was not the interesting part of the rules at all!
SwordSTEM Presents: Stats about SwordSTEM
For those who care.
Why Does my Gear Crack in Half?
Learn about the exciting life cycle of cracks! From infant little microfractures to all grown up break-my-new-feder cracks.
Are Double Hits and Afterblows Related?
Can the Bilateral Hits measurement tell us about Afterblows and Doubles? Or are they essentially independent quantities?
Thibault vs Modern Anthropometry
Thibault described his body proportions in great detail. What do modern measuring techniques have to say about that?