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| en:theoretisches:masse_laengen_zeitlicher_ablauf [2013-01-23 22:37] – [measures and lenght] Falke | en:theoretisches:masse_laengen_zeitlicher_ablauf [2022-08-30 21:49] (aktuell) – [the timing sequence] Falke | ||
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| - | ===== measures and lenght===== | + | ====== measures and lenght====== |
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| + | ===== room ===== | ||
| There are some measures that occures to be useful in the line. | There are some measures that occures to be useful in the line. | ||
| - | **the line (width):** However you name the distances in the line (open order, loose order, close order, wide open order), there are three substantial distances for a line: | + | ==== the line (width) |
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| + | However you name the distances in the line (open order, loose order, close order, wide open order), there are three substantial distances for a line: | ||
| - the shields overlap and are overlocked (space per fighter about 0,70 m breadth) | - the shields overlap and are overlocked (space per fighter about 0,70 m breadth) | ||
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| - | **the line (depth):** | + | ==== the line (depth) |
| - the long and semi-long weapons: They should stand in two steps distance to the first line (about 140 cm) all following lines hold the same distance | - the long and semi-long weapons: They should stand in two steps distance to the first line (about 140 cm) all following lines hold the same distance | ||
| - the reserve: They should have a distance to the spears of 2 m and about 3,5 m from the first line. | - the reserve: They should have a distance to the spears of 2 m and about 3,5 m from the first line. | ||
| - | **distance to the opponent:** There are three disctances to teh opponent the appears most often (measured from the body middle of the front fighter): | + | ==== distance to the opponent |
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| + | There are three disctances to teh opponent the appears most often (measured from the body middle of the front fighter): | ||
| - The threatening distance is a distance where a passing of the opponent without notice is impossible. no view back can be done without danger. In this distance the opponent can be reach with one or two steps. (Dependend on the kind of weapon about 4 metres) | - The threatening distance is a distance where a passing of the opponent without notice is impossible. no view back can be done without danger. In this distance the opponent can be reach with one or two steps. (Dependend on the kind of weapon about 4 metres) | ||
| - The spear distance is the distance that forms during a spear fight between two lines. It totals 2 metres and short weapons should try to drop below this distance to hinder the long weapons) | - The spear distance is the distance that forms during a spear fight between two lines. It totals 2 metres and short weapons should try to drop below this distance to hinder the long weapons) | ||
| - The short distance is the distance that forms before a short weapon line. It measures about 1,2 metres. | - The short distance is the distance that forms before a short weapon line. It measures about 1,2 metres. | ||
| - | ===== the timing sequence===== | + | ===== the timing sequence ===== |
| **phases:** | **phases:** | ||
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| **Phase | **Phase | ||
| - | **m/sec :**\\ | + | **m/sec : **\\ |
| A further option to view battle is in terms of time units or velocities.\\ | A further option to view battle is in terms of time units or velocities.\\ | ||
| In this can be planned what time a regrouping would take till contact with the opponent (measuring till the clash). Good examples are a shift to the left, while the opponent is approaching or a board snout during the impact.\\ | In this can be planned what time a regrouping would take till contact with the opponent (measuring till the clash). Good examples are a shift to the left, while the opponent is approaching or a board snout during the impact.\\ | ||
| In the same way it can be planned, how many metres per second a fighting line moves to make a formation change during the fight (measuring from the clash) | In the same way it can be planned, how many metres per second a fighting line moves to make a formation change during the fight (measuring from the clash) | ||