A jousting run is two knight separated by a wall with a knight on each end. They ride towards each other to tap the armor or unhorse the opposite rider. Where the hit on the armor is located determines who gets a point or not. Getting unhorsed the rider still on the horse wins. They wear a helmet and armor while jousting.
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the only sports i know what knights played were jousting and sword fighting
knights took part in tournaments such as jousting and wooing ladies in their time off
Medieval knights would often display the armor they won jousting as a sign of their prowess and victories. Some knights might also repurpose the armor for future tournaments or battles.
Knights who demonstrated their fighting skills in contests were often called tournament knights. Tournaments were events where knights competed against each other in various combat activities to showcase their prowess and skill.
Knights participated in mock battles known as jousting tournaments. These tournaments were popular in the Middle Ages and served as a way for knights to showcase their combat skills and prowess. Jousting tournaments were also a form of entertainment for nobles and commoners alike.
~ It took a knight about 30 minutes to get dissed into their full armour for jousting. ~ Knights met at about 60mph when jousting on horses. ~ Their armour weighed 20kg. ~ They had spiral stairs so that it was hard for the knights to get up in heavy armour and a heavy sword and shield whist fighting. ~ loldogs, ~ ;)
Jousting is the form of fighting on horseback. Like in England or something the book "King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table".
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