Representing a country at an International Medieval Combat Federation championship is a demanding sporting responsibility. National team fighters must combine…
Shield control in medieval combat begins with a position that lets the arm protect the body without restricting the weapon hand. Height is an important part of…
Historical medieval combat demands far more than strength alone. Fighters must accelerate into range, deliver force through a controlled strike, recover their…
A well-planned home workshop can handle many routine armor adjustments: refining an edge, replacing straps, improving padding, correcting a loose buckle, or…
A rule dispute at an International Medieval Combat Federation event can arise from a weapon inspection, an alleged illegal action, a warning, a score, or a…
In medieval combat sport, a mace is less about raw power than structure, timing, and controlled impact. The weapon’s mass and compact striking surface can…
A helmet is a protective system, not simply a metal shell. Its liner, suspension, padding thickness, attachment method, and relationship with the fighter’s…
A well-designed pre-season fitness test gives a medieval combat team a clear starting point before training volume and competitive intensity increase. It shows…
Historical armored combat is often described through the language of penetration: a sword cutting through a sleeve of mail, a spear finding a gap, or an axe…
Team travel to a medieval combat tournament requires more than transporting armor, weapons, clothing, and camping equipment. A well-organized medical kit…