Students gathered in Reading for our regular Monday night training session.
Matt taught Fabris rapier & dagger, Josh took the bolognese class, and Simon worked with the beginner’s progressing towards their safety test
Sunday sparring was in Hawley the other Sunday.
These free sessions for students who have passed their safety test allow them to get in some valuable sparring time, practising the techniques they’ve learnt in our training sessions. It allows them to spar with people they don’t normally train with as well as try out some fun weapon combinations that are not part of our curriculum.
Thanks to Christophe for the pictures
Students met up in Godalming for our regular Wednesday training session.
Lynette worked with the rapier & dagger group, Adrian worked with the bolognese students and Fran took the beginners currently on their introduction to swordplay.
Students gathered in Reading for our regular Monday night training session.
Matt taught Fabris rapier & dagger, Josh took the bolognese class, and Adrian worked with the beginner’s progressing towards their safety test
Sunday sparring was in Godalming this past Sunday with a good turnout of students from both Godalming and Reading.
These free sessions for students who have passed their safety test allow them to get in some valuable sparring time, practising the techniques they’ve learnt in our training sessions. It allows them to spar with people they don’t normally train with as well as try out some fun weapon combinations that are not part of our curriculum.
Last Monday, our students gathered in Reading for our regular training session with three streams of training on offer.
Simon worked with the be ginners progressing towards their safety test. Jay worked with the Bolognese group and Pim took the rapier & dagger lesson.
Students from both Godalming and Reading gathered in Hawley on Sunday for our regular Sunday Sparring event.
These free sessions for students who have passed their safety test allow them to get in some valuable sparring time, practising the techniques they’ve learnt in our training sessions. It allows them to spar with people they don’t normally train with as well as try out some fun weapon combinations that are not part of our curriculum.
Monday saw our regular training session in Reading.
Matt worked with beginners working towards their safety test, Jay took the Bolognese class and Pim taught rapier & dagger.
Students gathered in Reading last Sunday for our regular Sunday Sparring event. There were a range of weapons in play including sideswords, daggers, longsword and sword & buckler.
These free sessions for students who have passed their safety test allow them to get in some valuable sparring time, practising the techniques they’ve learnt in our training sessions. It allows them to spar with people they don’t normally train with as well as try out some fun weapon combinations that are not part of our curriculum.
The School of The Sword turned up en masse in Bristol this past weekend to compete in the inaugural first event in the Wessex League. The Wessex League is a series of tournaments aimed at all HEMA practitioners that want to experience competition for the first time or to step up their game. It has the format of international HEMA competition while remaining accessible and friendly.
Members of the school performed well in competition, with us taking away a number of medals and currently ranking a very solid first in the team competition.
Congratulations to all the winners!
