Videos tagged with Combat Demonstration

This video announces and promotes the "New Gladiators Exhibition" at the Royal Armouries. It highlights the museum's collection of arms and armour, with a focus on historical periods relevant to gladiators, such as Pompeii and Rome. The description encourages viewers to book tickets, subscribe for more content on arms and armour, and support the museum through donations and membership. It also showcases the museum's commitment to bringing history to life through combat demonstrations, jousting, and expert insights, inviting audience interaction with questions about arms and armour.

This video celebrates International Women's Day by highlighting Emma Pearn, a prominent female jouster. It showcases the Royal Armouries' history of women participating in jousting tournaments, with Emma having won a team event in 2021. The content encourages viewers to subscribe for more on arms and armour, and provides links to support the museum and its membership scheme. It also invites questions about arms and armour, promising expert answers.

This video features a winter lecture by Toby Capwell, likely focusing on historical arms and armor. The Royal Armouries, the UK's national collection, presents this content, encouraging subscriptions for more videos on the subject. They also promote supporting the museum through donations and membership. The description highlights the museum's efforts to bring history to life through behind-the-scenes glimpses, combat demonstrations, jousting, and expert insights. Viewers are invited to ask questions about arms and armor in the comments.

This video from the Royal Armouries features Ben Atkinson of Atkinson Action Horses discussing the selection and training of horses for jousting. The context is the 500th anniversary of the Field of Cloth of Gold in 1520, where King Henry VIII participated in a joust. The video highlights the museum's collection of arms and armor and encourages viewer engagement with questions. It aims to showcase historical reenactment and the expertise behind it.

This video from the Royal Armouries explores the historical spectacle of jousting, highlighting its connection to the evolution of arms and armor. While the title playfully dismisses the need for modern knights, the description emphasizes the museum's collection and behind-the-scenes insights into combat demonstrations and their historical context. The content aims to bring historical arms and armor to life for viewers, encouraging engagement through comments and providing links to their website and social media.

This video showcases a historical combat demonstration featuring two knights engaged in armoured foot combat. It highlights the visual spectacle and physical engagement of medieval warfare. The video also provides links to the Royal Armouries' website, blog, and social media channels for further engagement.

This video showcases a combat demonstration of two-handed sword fighting techniques, drawing inspiration from medieval fighting manuals. It serves as a preview of an educational team's efforts to bring historical combat styles to life. The description encourages viewers to visit the Royal Armouries website for their full events calendar and provides links to their website, blog, Facebook, and Twitter for further engagement.

This YouTube video, titled 'Elizabethan Foot Combat | Dangerous Arts,' focuses on historical reenactments and demonstrations of combat from the Elizabethan era. The description highlights upcoming summer holiday events featuring combat displays, hands-on experiences, theatrical performances, collection handling, and museum tours. It aims to bring history to life and encourages viewers to visit the Royal Armouries website for more details.

This video from The Royal Armouries provides an introduction to the rules of jousting, featuring insights from Andy and his assistant Mike. The description highlights the museum's role as the United Kingdom's national collection of arms and armour, inviting viewers to explore behind-the-scenes content, combat demonstrations, and curator-led tours. It also encourages audience engagement through comments and questions about arms and armour.