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crazy looking at this from 14 years later. I recently disarmed an opponent accidentally, and I began doing research to see if there are any known methods to disarm with simple strikes from the sword, as I did that day, and as you'd done in this video. I hope you are doing well now.

박찬호 박근혜 박지성 다 섞여있네.. 박세리는 어디감?

at 4:36 he DECEIVES the opponent while he dashes to attack foot. His foot is not holding his weight briefly while he accelerates forward collapse to attack the foot but it looks like holding his body weight just like his normal forward foot.

Another fantastic video with super interesting tactical analysis. Especially like it because of French grip specific … keep doing please!

Once again great analysis thank you so much for making these videos they're super helpful!

Amazing video!! I really enjoyed watching the analysis it was very clear and helpful!!

Thanks for the analisys.

I'm just going through looking, and learning (and stealing things I like). I have my first state competition this year so I'll need all the practice i can get. ^_^

The video is choppy, sometimes unable to see the hit.

Really nice breakdown of his fencing style! You selected some really great clips to pair with your points!

A small lunge followed by another one (like at 3.07 and the next clip, I also see it often with his attack on the opponent's foot) - is it Park's signature move or a common technique?

So the best choice is to counterattack instead of parry?

Thanks for the analysis. This is very helpful for us weekend warriors who need a little help dissecting exactly what is going on.

So would you make an analysis on Sergey Bida?

Sad I missed this last year but glad to see u back

What about analysis on Sergey Bida

So how do french grip fencers deal with octave binding fleche like this?

after watching some Park's bouts, I vehemently agree that Park's second line parry riposte is terrifying and demoralizing, especially if he set up a feint before (which effectively makes it a second intention)

Strong parries are often the best defense against a flèche. Limardo-Gascon hardly does anything other than attack with a flèche, while Novosjolov just happens to be excellent at his strong parries. The reigning Olympic champion unfortunately ran into his worst enemy in Budapest.

Siklósi, Yamada, Park, Bida, Santarelli... If these young fencers can remain consistent, then men's épée will surely be exciting to watch in the decade to come.

The beat 6 disengage is nice isn't it. Must be done as fast as possible though without even looking to see the reaction of the opponent. This against an opponent with a high tip (Italian style epee?) and the seconde pris-de-fer you describe in the Park video against flat bladed opponents would make a good pair of go-to attacks.

Hey, how did you mount it to the helmet?

As someone just starting out with epee. I found your stuff really cool! Hoping you can make more of these, I'd like to show them to others too

Great analysis, Mr. Guillemin. Will you make this kind of analysis to Yamada Masaru, this season's Budapest GP's champion and currently world ranked #2? He's quite an interesting and unique fencer to watch

Hello from 2020!

Your videos are incredible! I really appreciate the analysis, this type of content is everything I'm looking for.

Great stuff more please

Excellent analysis. Thanks, and please post more!

Do an analysis on Alexandre Bardenet (FRA) next!

Very informative analysis, thanks a lot!

Thank you for putting out such informative content. I would love to see an analysis of Yannick Borel or Alexandre Bardenet.

could you open this and siklosi's vid to contributions? i'd like to add captions for italian

This is a very interesting and useful video. I will be trying to apply this in lessons with my intermediate epee students, in order to help them understand the way that a game can be built by branching options from a common prep. I would live to see more like this for prominent FIE Epeeists: Identifying a favorite preparation, and the actions that are built on it, logical responses from the opponent, and corresponding second-intention actions. The coda on "weaknesses" is also important. Thank you!

hes back, lets go

Thanks once again-some great stuff in there. He is such a dynamic fencer. For a request, as a very tall left-handed French gripper, I would love to see an analysis of this type of fencer. Obviously Grumier is great but anyone really tall? Lots of stuff around about how to beat tall fencers but not so much with ideas for us to use. Thanks again, Nick

This is the kind of stuff I wanted when I was fencing. How did you put it together?

A brilliant analysis. Thanks for posting.

Great video, I'm so glad you analyzed Park! Can't wait to see who you do next : )

Excellent!

First of all, I love that Epee experts are making these kinds of vids and people are watching them. This is a big advancement of the game. Would love to see more content on this peculiar fencer who seems to defy convention. I think if Svichkar from Ukraine had a better tech coach and tightened up his game about 50% he'd be an interesting comparison.

What is a suconed attack?

Clear, objective, insightful, straight to the point. I wish every video analysis about fencing were like this. Can't wait for the next one. How about a female fencer? Moellhausen maybe? 😁😁😁

Love it! well done!

Speaking of his balance, I'D like to also point out (as far as I can see in the video) the small size and tightness of his footwork. This lends him greater balance and allows him to change direction explosively. The same can be said for his step-lunge; the smaller, more upright lunge (reminiscent of foil or sabre lunges) allows for either a quick recovery (3:13 with Santarelli) or an immediate remise ( 3:40ish with Verwijlen). This lends him lots of flexibility in action choice. That why your coach tells you to stay straight when you lunge kids! And to develop hella strong core muscles. Great analysis, looking forward to seeing more soon ;)

It would be cool if you finished with your thoughts on what is a good strategy to beat these fencers

Awesome video I really like these analyses, and Siklosi is a favorite of mine! It'd be really cool to see a video like this on Sangyoung Park.

Incredible dominance and ability from someone this young. I expect to see him around for a while.

So happy to have you back !