Notes:
Should only get explanations and definitions in the book
inquartata, slope, slips, intagliata, passata, triangle
This reinforces the concept from the Scholar program that everything is done with both hands
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* From this point onwards all concepts are taught with single sword and use of the offhand
* Offhand order: dagger, gauntlet, buckler, case, offensive cloak
Percussive cuts
stramazzone
Passive = Stringere
Active = Beats
* advanced method of neutralisation
* foible to foible
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* up to this point all the parries have been pressures
* include the false edge parry (back beat) [originally listed as it's own topic]
* the concept of using offhand device to stringere
This is the section we used to call 2nd intention. I just used this term as a way of grouping the concepts together. It seems as good a term as any other following the conversation with the Maestro.
Rick note:
I'm putting this first as I think it's an easier concept to teach first.
we originally had this as an Uberconcept.
Riposte of Invitation
Dynamic invitation