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So far no luck; I've checked everything I've got and can't find another video like the one you described.

I'll dig into the old files and see if I can find out what happened to it. A few of the old files may have failed to convert neatly over to newer video formats and been dropped.

A new article has been posted on our essays page:

The Sword in Duel

Two new articles by ARMA Director John Clements have been posted on our Essays page:

Martial Arts Heritage is as Global as it is Personal
The Sword in War

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A new article is now available in the ARMA Essays section:

Prowess is a "Three-Legged Stool"

We have two new articles posted in our Essays section on the rapier by Brian Kirk of ARMA Houston:

Some Observations on Engagement Posture With the Rapier

On Walking Fencing

We have a new article posted in the Essays section by Justin Moorman of ARMA North Carolina:

A Foray into Fiore's Metaphor: Context for Studying His Dagger Section

Justin originally presented this material at IG 2015 this summer to considerable acclaim from his peers, and we are proud to present ...

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Their training methodology is based in Christian Orthodox philosophy and stresses the importance of psychological and breathing techniques. The essence of the art is to allow an opponent to resist in ...

A new video on the subject of parrying has been posted on our Videos page:

With the Flat
http://www.thearma.org/Videos/TPVideos.htm#.VAnu-6MXcg9

A new article has been posted in our Essays section:

The Ongoing Challenge of Modern Sword Design and Sword Making

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A new review by John Farthing of the German Longsword Study Guide by Keith Farrell and Alex Bourdas has been posted on our book reviews page:

http://www.thearma.org/bookreviews.htm

A new article has been released in the Essays section:

"Seek to thoroughly understand..."

Also, a new book review by David Kite has been posted:

The Longsword Teachings of Master Liechtenauer: The Early Sixteenth Century Swordsmanship Comments in the "Goliath" Manuscript