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| Instruction focuses on foundational and advanced techniques, progressing from guided solo and partner drills to active adaptations and free-sparring, all with emphasis on proper footwork, mechanics, movement, control, and structure. Training weapons for each class are provided as needed, and we will work with you when you are ready on recommendations to purchase your own weapons and sparring gear. |
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Longsword
A two-handed, double-edged, versatile weapon capable of thrusts, slices, and cuts, our longsword program focuses on the practice and application of techniques and lessons from Joachim Meyer’s 1570 work Art of Combat.
Monday Nights, 6:00-7:00pm and 7:00-8:00pm
Sword Yoga
With sword in hand, attendees will be guided through a series of poses and movement exercises designed to help increase flexibility and circulatory health and improve athletic performance.
Tuesday Nights, 6:00-6:30pm
Sword and Buckler
Our Sword and Buckler program focuses on techniques with a single-handed sword and a small round shield (called a buckler) as outlined in the Royal Armouries Manuscript I.33 – our oldest known treatise, dating back to 1310.
Tuesday Nights, 6:30-7:30pm
Bartitsu
An eclectic Victorian-era mixed martial art created by E.W. Barton-Wright around 1899, Bartitsu blends boxing, savate, jujitsu, and cane fighting for self-defense, famously used by Sherlock Holmes and revived today as a historical martial art.
Wednesday Nights, 6:00-7:00pm
Dueling Sabre
A single edged cutting and thrusting weapon with a curved blade and a one-handed grip, our sabre program follows the Italian traditions and the works of master Luigi Barbasetti, emphasizing the study and practice of the molinelli.
Wednesday Nights, 7:00-8:00pm

Rapier & Dagger
Our rapier program focuses on fighting with both the single-handed double edged-weapon by itself and with a parrying dagger in your off hand, leveraging the works of Italian masters Ridolfo Capo Ferro and Achille Marozzo.
Recurring Workshop, Schedule Varies
Next class – Sunday February 8th, 1:00pm to 3:00pm at our 8628 Cotter Street location in Lewis Center
Quarterstaff
A simple and traditional European polearm, historically prominent in England from the Middle Ages through the Early Modern period, our quarterstaff program draws from multiple sources including Joachim Meyer’ 1570 Art of Sword Combat.
Recurring Workshop, Schedule Varies
Daggers & Defenses
The mechanics and application of armed and unarmed self-defense techniques – strikes, joint locks, throws, escapes with and against a dagger as illustrated in Achille Marozzo’s 1536 Opera Nova dell’Arte delle Armi.
Recurring Workshop, Schedule Varies



