Some Words about Italian Swordplay
David BA newsletter about renaissance Italian swordplay
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 91 | Subscribers | Read | davidbiggs.substack.com |
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Building a decision tree
Here I want to try to help you think through something resembling your own decision tree. This is generally an “if, then” series where you can map out your choices and how they may react and then what to do next… etc. We’re going to work ou...
Breaking down Capoferro's plate 28 - the theory
Also, a bit about using your quadrants to present invitations
Win Conditions - what are they and what should they be?
Building on my post/release of last week, I want to continue the musings and lay out my idea of how to practice, perform, and improve while not burning out and staying mentally healthy. (Staying physically healthy is another topic)
Musings on practice, winning, and mastery
For those who are unaware, one of my other hobbies is building historical harps and other musical instruments. In my studies of historical instrument building, I came across a luthier named Robert Lundberg. He passed away some years ago, bu...
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Historical fencing instructor. Amateur luthier and woodworker. A drummer and writer (long before those other things). I have way too many hobbies. Happy to talk about them here!
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