Continuing the series of Bolognese instructional videos, I'm going to go back to some basics. There are roughly eight guards. There's the tail guards, which essentially mean the true edge of the sword is facing to the right. This was a long sword that we call Breve, and it can be done with either foot forward. And if you switch the where the true edge is facing, these are the iron gates, and again, it can be done with either foot forward. And to refer back to another video, I'm going to talk about it. Like, doing with your foot, it toes pointed towards your point. I'm not doing this. I'm not doing this. I'm doing this. My toes pointed towards my opponent. That's four of the guards. There's Ali Kaurma or Unicorn, or my sword is pointed directly at your opponent's face with throat. Then there's Testa, which is finnastrace. It goes shoulder to shoulder, that covers the head. And it actually literally covers the head. That's what it means, Testa. There's also Facha, which is essentially frontali, and intraray, which is the other frontali. And that's pretty much all the guards. There is no specific long point, but all cuts go through there, and if you look at these guards, they're long. The other thing I wanted to quickly look at is the basic cuts again. There are wrist cuts, half cuts, thrusts, and we've done it in all four positions. And then finally, inversions of the blade. All those things together give you the fundamentals of the system. Keep keeping sure the guards are one more time. Sure. So going through the guards one more time is the tight tail. Kodolunga Stretta. This is called the mungal to the high tail. If I switch sides with the blade, I'll face on the other side, facing to the left. This is the iron gate, and it's in line. And then there's the bores tooth, which is slightly offline. Alicorn or unicorn, which is basically longer in pride. Testa, which is finnastra. Again, it's done the same way. Facha, or rather in drali, which is frantali. Facha, which is in frantali as well. And that's the basics of the system.