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Welcome to the ARMA Forum
Dear Scholars of the sword: The ARMA Forum is a free, online symposium and moderated message board open to members, colleagues, and guests for the purpose of open dialogue, intelligent discourse, and rigorous but respectful exchange of ideas on the subject of historical-fencing and fighting arts of European martial culture. This is a formal discussion and research board. Our focus is on training and practice, research and scholarship, sparring, swords, weaponry, arms and armor, and Medieval and Renaissance fighting skills. The Forum provides a safe haven both for eager novices and learned students that is free of casual chatter, role-playing concerns, theatrical theory, sport fencing interests, advertising, organizational rivalry, vendettas, 'cheerleading', and flaming or baiting. Feel free to post general interest as well as ARMA-specific messages. However, please be aware, unlike similar forums we exercise a ZERO TOLERANCE policy toward off topic messages, impolite behavior, and personal attacks. Violations will be deleted and posters blocked. The ARMA forum adheres with discipline to a specific subject of Medieval and Renaissance fencing studies.
To participate, all user profiles require a complete first and last legal name. You must identify yourself, no pseudonyms or nicknames.
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Avoiding the Temptation to Systematize The Centrality of the Longsword in RMA Study Renaissance Martial Arts - The Web Documentary New Book Release: Masters of Medieval and Renaissance Martial Arts Longsword and Katana Considered Opining on the State of the Art - A Conversation with ARMA Director John Clements What's Ahead: |
IDS New Longsword Curricula Workshop -
November 1st, 2008 Murray, KT - NTP 1.0 - TBA 2009
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