"The horse is mightier than the sword." --Jason Kingsley

Such a good boy.
Extra carrots.

This guy should be all over the History channel, instead of the rubbish they have now. He and Shadiversity could program the whole network.

Jason: "this is a late 15th century sword-"
me: "THAT'S ANDURIL THE FLAME OF THE WE- oh sorry"

This guy makes me naturally smile every time I see him

Hello Mr. CEO of rebellion games! I have an increased love of your videos now. Before i just thought you were an informative smart fellow who knew about knights and looked like one too, like a host of a neat show. It was such a serendipitous event when i found out that you were responsible for one of my favorite game series ever, sniper elite. Such a unique juxtaposition, knights and WW2 sniping. I love it, and love this channel! Cheers from the U.S.

The “percussion point” sounds like it’s a node of one of the simplest harmonics.
And blunt or wooden (possibly weighted) swords were surely the most commonly used practice swords. After all, you don’t want to wear out your sharp sword during practice, nor do you want to kill or cripple your sparring partner.

3:09 I feel your pain. I've got a grey horse myself. I've been banned from all the laundromats

3:48 Here I am on Warlord, 15th century reproduction horse.

"is the sword more important than the sword?" Hmm, I wonder. 10 seconds into the video well then.

Warlord is such a good boah.

I used to ride 20 years ago and trained as a groom, I wish I'd known the martial roots of dressage back then, it seemed the boring stuff compared to show jumping and cross country (going fast was always much more fun!). I'd have had much more interest in learning and practicing it if I'd realised much of it came from the battlefield as it would have satisfied my love of horses and military history! Love the channel btw :)

This channel is what History channel was suppose to be,I respect and love your work sir!

Warlord is so beautifully well-behaved! He's been superbly trained.

I still love your recognition of Warlord as a person due credit at the end.  It is a lovely partnership to see.

What I like is that this is a how-to for fighting in the 15th century during the 21st century. I also like the videos themselves, but that juxtaposition just makes me chuckle.

Very interesting about how positioning works with the sweetspot on the sword.

Huzzah, Jason releases another fantastic video. I bow to you sir, not in deference but with respect.

I love when i find those 5% of really high-quality content on YouTube

Can anyone point me to info on left handed fighters in the middle ages? I grew up sparing with all three of my left handed brothers. It definitely changes your use of tactics and footwork.
 Thank you for another wonderful presentation of equestrian martial arts, sir. Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels.