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Does It Matter?"Strength isn’t All That Matters When It Comes to Using a Sword" is an assertion that has become predominant with this combative hobby. In more basic terms, it can be said that the weaker combatant can easily defeat his or her stronger opponent. In unearthing the reality behind this claim, the article will delve into showing that move-sets, techniques and even speed play a pivotal role for any student of the world of sword dueling.Evidently, Yes!In demystifying the notion

You can learn a few sword tips from watching Anime because these movies are all made in Japan. Japan no longer lives in the Samurai age, but they do have a deep and profound respect for the Samurai age. The people who still study the ancient arts of sword fighting are present in Japan today, and these people help the animators make their sword fights look realistic. This means that you are watching something that was made for people who know how to fight with swords.Watch the Moves Carefu

Sword fighting is a popular pastime for movie characters. From movies set in the past, to those in the future, there's always a chance of a great sword fight. But these fights tend to mainly stay in the hands of stuntmen. There are a handful of movie stars who've insisted on handling their own swords. And of these stars, there's three stand apart from the rest.Errol FlynnErrol Flynn isn't the best swordsman in Hollywood, but he's certainly the most well-known. This classic movie star lit up scr

A Brief HistoryLooking at video games through the ages, you most likely wouldn't think they would become the media giant it is in the market today. From 8-bit pong to old school Legend of Zeldafor the NES, we've seen a lot of growth. From then to now, the growth and development is staggering. We now have games featuring motion controls and movement tracking cameras built into the games and systems. It then leads you to wonder, "Will it make me better at this in real life?"Video Games into

In the old pirate movies, there would always be a point when the hero and the villain faced-off against one another with swords. They would duel with one another if you will. First, the hero would seem to be winning and then the villain, usually through some foul trick, would get the hero against the ropes. Finally, with some slick move or simply a faster blade, the hero would make the killing stroke to send the villain to his doom.This is all complete fantasy; real fights in the age of piracy d