Traveling to an international medieval combat event requires more planning than placing a helmet and a shield in a large suitcase. Armor is heavy, irregularly…
A two-handed sword strike is often described as a matter of strength, but strength is only one part of the event. The visible motion comes from the coordinated…
Historical medieval combat combines athletic pressure, technical skill, strict safety controls, and a public competitive setting. In that environment, a…
A helmet should protect the skull without restricting breathing, vision, hearing, or the movement needed to fight safely. For competitors with a larger head…
Medieval combat asks athletes to do something unusual: compete with serious physical intensity while preserving trust, restraint, and respect. Armored duels…
Historical fencing covers a wide range of reconstructed martial practices, from lightly equipped sword exercises to full-contact armored combat. Although both…
Medieval combat demands a rare combination of athletic qualities. Fighters need explosive power to accelerate a weapon, technical control to strike safely,…