Evergreen Historical Fencing
Liam H. ClarkResearch articles focusing on 16th century German fencing masters and thoughts about historical fencing in general from the depths of the great Pacific Northwest
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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My rant on "can treatises still influence HEMA practice?"
Just had a thought and decided to record a <5 min rant on it. I think we are at a point of size and scope in HEMA where no newly discovered treatise would significantly alter the way the vast majority of HEMA fencers practice. For example, ...
My rant on "what's the best training sword?"
Definitely a more rant-y rant today, admittedly without a lot of scripting or structure (thank god it’s short) that outlines my kinda copout answer on what I think is the “best” training sword you can buy.
When a Fencer Fights Peasants
Today, my research partner Miriam has gathered and translated for us more stories by Hans Wilhelm Kirchhof, contained within the ‘Wendunmuth’ - a collection of various yarns and anecdotes first published between 1563 and 1603. Our last arti...
When a Student Bests a Fechtmeister
Today we’re exploring a series of fencing-related stories by Hans Wilhelm Kirchhof, contained within the ‘Wendunmuth’ - a collection of various yarns and anecdotes first published between 1563 and 1603. These short tales contain interesting...
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I have been practicing HEMA since 2016, hold a Master's of Art in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Denver, and work as a professional educator.
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