Some Words about Italian Swordplay
David BA newsletter about renaissance Italian swordplay
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Giganti's first play - Figures 2 and 4
Today I want to jump back a bit to sword alone actions and look at Giganti’s play that starts from his Figure 2.
The three controls in martial arts
I’ll make this short, since most of you will be involved in a happy (and/or stressful) couple days of preparing and eating too much food and navigating family visits.
Breaking down Capoferro's plate 30 - the practice
OK - you have seen what a plate 30 action looks like, and you understand how the progressive drill works to show you the choices being made (discussed in the lesson on plate 7), here are the drills I use to teach the parts of plate 30.
A short discussion about provocations
At this moment I am on a “business” trip across the pond. I say “business” because technically I’m no longer employed, but I’m over here in Europe doing things I want to do to build a new career. And calling it a career trip sounds wrong. S...
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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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