The Association for Renaissance Martial Arts

I live in Elsanor just outside of Robertsdale. I have been hoping to get back to training. I'll pm you my phone number.

I would say Ringeck's longsword section by Lindolm. You have to ignore the interpretations but the translation is simple and straightforward. Also go by the original order. Lindolm decided to reorganize the matierial for some reason.

I would be interested in knowing if there was a specific person or group of persons who taught fighting less as a collection of techniques and more as a holistic principle of biomechanics and kinesiology that can be translated very effectively by the right practitioner into a martial context ...

I would suggest some sparring swords instead of the toys. Steel blunts or wasters are for freeplay/sparring.

And unless your actual name is Arthurs Armory, you need to change it per forum rules.

ArthursArmory wrote:slings can stop anything. they are quite powerful if you hit the target

In the land of fairies and unicorns sure, but they won't stop my chevy or an M1 Abram.

Met a guy who may be interested in training. He's looking for something.

I'll get back ot you.
Thanks

Anyone near Fort Wayne, Indiana?

I would say no from what I have seen.

A Russian Martial Art dates to the 10th century(or earlier), but Systema does not.

Systema dates to the early 20th century. Let's not begin fabricating Martial Arts histories like the majority of Eastern Arts do.

Ringeck and codex wallerstein come to mind.

We do need some videos of cutting from kron. It has been discussed before and i'm sure they will be made.

Here are some thoughts. The head is the most sought after target and then the hands(forearms). The head in particular does not require a lot of power to kill or disable the man and render him ...

A wooden axe waster is likely to be a bit more dangerous than a sword waster, so a compromise my group worked out (when it still existed) was to use some foam (the kind used to make shoe/sandal soles) to form the axe's head and glue it to the haft/handle. It's quite simple; a large chunk shaped ...

If we are talking strictly unarmed, In my opinion is the best option is MMA,It has a few rules sure but from an unarmed standpoint it is the best thing out there.

One of the main benefits is the sparring,which a lot of the more "realistic systems" either don't have or they wear so much padding ...

What plates do you think are inaccurate?

...that isn't good sword play they (Selohaar) teach...the methodology and interpretation of the manuals are very dodgy

Have you ever trained with one of the Selohaar groups? Many of their interpretations can be found, but I haven't seen where any of them speak on *how* they train. I have seen ...