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Cutting mechanics: shoulder, elbow and wrist

In the 16th century, cuts begin to be sorted according to the portion of the arm that moves while delivering the cut. This post explores the classification of cuts and the various tactical considerations that can be extracted from the source material.

2014/03/17 in Source analysis.

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