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Jousting!!

Jousting!!. By: Logan Spencer. What the heck is jousting anyway?. Joust n. 1. a combat between two mounted knights or men-at-arms using lances. Jousting was a very popular form of entertainment form the 12 th -16 th century

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Jousting!!

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  1. Jousting!! By: Logan Spencer

  2. What the heck is jousting anyway? Joust n. 1. a combat between two mounted knights or men-at-arms using lances

  3. Jousting was a very popular form of entertainment form the 12th-16th century It was also a way for knights form all around to get together and prove who was the best Why did they joust? • Jousting was a very popular form of entertainment form the 12th-16th century • It was also a way for knights form all around to get together and prove who was the best

  4. That looks dangerous, was it? • The lances points were tipped and blunted, the sport was still very dangerous • Splinters could fly and even penetrate the slit in the nights helmet

  5. Where did they joust? • Jousting took place all over Europe. • from England to Germany, from France to Spain • there were stadiums built just for jousting and other medieval games of the time.

  6. How Did it Work? • Jousting, also known as tilting, is a martial competition between two mounted knights • The knights were often each equipped with three weapons; a lance, and a one-handed sword • When one knight knocked the other off his mount, he was declared the winner of the round. • If both knights were knocked off their mounts at the same time, it was considered a tie; they would then engage in sword combat, and the last standing was victorious. • if neither fell off their mounts the knight whose lance was broken the most was the winner • The knights usually jousted in a best two out of three system.

  7. Where Did It Start? • Jousting started around the 11th-12th century though it is uncertain as to thee exact date • Was used as a way for knights to show their worthiness to marry.

  8. And now a couple examples of modern adaptations to jousting using…

  9. Office chairs

  10. Modified bicycles

  11. Some Crazy Brits With Radio Antennas

  12. And Now Some People Doing it Right…

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