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I like that the extent of the new ARMA understanding has been outlined extensively in the new article, but I can't help but feel that this is beginning to become a bit more of the same (there are too many interpretations that are bad, you need to go about it with intent, et c. et c.) I look forward...

i've received about 250$(yay!) so i thought if i could afford a pratical sword
can you help me deciding which?

from http://www.cracked.com/article_17019_5-real-life-soldiers-who-make-rambo-look-like-pussy.html An allied commander in WWII, and an avid fan of surfing, Captain Jack Malcolm Thorpe Fleming Churchill aka "Fighting Jack Churchill" aka "Mad Jack" was basically the craziest in the...

so true, we have to put ourself in searching of interested people, the first problem is that historical rievocational associations are more appealing than just HMA assosiations. So try with kendokas (i've seen a lot of guys in this forum who have a kendoka past), attract them in the WMA's net, peopl...

Sal Bertucci wrote:In the ARMA members area we have several basic drills that will help you improve, if followed correctly.

i know i can be a bit a pain....
but are you mentioning the historical manuals section or another one? can you post a link please,thanks in advance

Do basic cutting drills and lots of good footwork. Practice them over and Over and OVER again. Get a Job to buy some decent equipment. yea I know this, but where i can find something about drills? If you can't dedicate the time for a real job with school, keep an eye out for notice boards that migh...

hi to all i've known about WMA or HEMA or..... 1 year ago.My curiosity grew up as i read more Historical Manuals,so i've tried to find some near gyms or groups who teach it (even to spar with a XVII thought i'm not a rapier guy :roll:) but in my zone the popularity of the HEMA still have to rise :( ...