Travelling overseas for an International Medieval Combat Federation event requires more than packing armour into a large bag. Fighters must move safely through…
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Heavy armour protects a fighter, yet it also changes how the body moves. Plates can restrict the hips, shoulders, spine and ankles, while a helmet narrows…
In an IMCF duel, a second weapon is more than a spare piece of steel. It changes your distance, tempo, defensive habits and scoring opportunities. The right…
The Viking sword occupies a distinctive place in modern historical combat. It is recognisable through its broad, usually double-edged blade, compact guard,…
Full armour combat demands more than strength and enthusiasm. A fighter must move, brace, strike, recover and maintain awareness while wearing a helmet, torso…
A medieval combat team is built around fighters, coaches, captains and organisers, yet none of those roles can operate safely without reliable equipment. The…
Medieval combat combines discipline, athleticism and spectacle in a way few sports can match. Fighters train for demanding duels, coordinated melees and…
A five-on-five melee is won through shared movement rather than isolated heroics. A flanking manoeuvre works when one group fixes the opposing line while…
Team melee battles in historical medieval combat are structured sporting contests, not uncontrolled fights in armour. Fighters work in coordinated groups, use…