Tonight saw our regular training session in Swindon with students continuing their work looking at Dalla’gocchie. Tonight we looked at defences against attacks with an emphasis on footwork. Student’s managed to grasp the concept and unlocked new understanding of the importance of voiding. There was even time at the end for a little sparring.
It was our Swindon chapter’s regular training tonight, and our students continued their work looking at Dalla’gocchie. Tonight we looked at the second part of the “Moving Between Guards” Solo drill. Some great progress and it was great to see students helping each other with remembering this drill
It was Swindon’s weekly training night tonight, and students continued their work on Dalla’gocchie. Tonight we looked at one of his solo forms, and attempted to learn it. A fun night, with some lovely single sidesword posture.
It was another busy night in Swindon tonight as our students continued their work looking at Dalla’gocchie , Tonight, we continued our work looking at his defenses & responses. A lot of hard work put in by everyone.
Swindon students gathered for their regular weekly training this week to continue their work looking at single sidesword and the works of Giovanni dall’Agocchie. This week they continued their work looking at Surviving a duel in 30 days and the various responses. A lot of hard work by all students
Tonight at our regular weekly training, our Swindon students continued their work looking at Giovanni dall’Agocchie’s single sidesword. They began looking at his advice on surviving a duel in 30 days and the various responses to attacks.
Our Swindon students have been doing a lot of work looking at Sword & Cape this year, and sadly tonight was their last session on it. We finished off looking at some cape throws from Fabris, and then spent some time gearing up to play with all the skills we’ve learned over the past weeks.
Tonight saw our regular Swindon Training session. This week students continued their look at Sword & Cloak and were looking at throwing from wearing. We also looked at some single sidesword drills and worked on some entries for a cape wrapping competition.
It was our regular Swindon Training session tonight, and students were busy engaged in propelled cloak throws as part of our Sword & Cloak teaching block. We also continued our work in single sidesword by looking at opportunistic attacks.
Our Swindon students gathered for their regular weekly training session tonight. We continued to look at Sword & Cloak, refining work we had already done before devoting the second half to a freeplay session to allow students to play with different weapon sets and skills they’ve recently picked up.
