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February, 2005: The School of Fencing by Domenico Angelo is once again available in reprint. Maestro Jeannette Acosta-Martinez has added over a hundred annotations and two appendixes that help clarify this wonderful text for the modern reader. Angelo's text is very detailed, however, the author does leave out important information such as the way to grip the weapon. Maestro Acosta-Martinez has added illustrations to demonstrate the two most common forms of gripping the small sword. For information on purchasing this edition see this page.
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Redwood Rapier Camp, July 13-19, 2003: Martinez Academy of Arms in
conjunction with the Humboldt State University Fencing Club will host five
days of instruction in the art of rapier combat. Participants may choose to
study either the Spanish or Italian style of rapier fencing. All
participants will receive hands-on training daily, with an emphasis on
proper technique, self-control, and safety. There will be nightly lectures
and discussions on history, techniques and strategy.
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We're proud to support the Association for Historical Fencing, a nonprofit corporation founded to meet the needs of the classical and historical oriented fencing community.
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Jackie Seymour has created a beautiful fencing sculpture which she is selling to the fencing community.
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