In another thread Arkansan posted a link to a website called ARMA. Its basically about medieval form's of martial arts and combat. I looked at the site and it was very interesting. There are a bunch of different manuals there from Viking Norse sagas around the 12Th century to 18Th century fencing manuals. From what I can gather they actually get to gather and train this way. It looks like a blast.
I have to admit that until today I never realized that there were allot of martial art techniques going on during the medieval times. I knew they trained but I didn't even give the thought that there was a whole lot of technique behind what they did.
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I guess you learn something new every day. Very cool stuff, and I'm glad I was brought to the site.
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A more humourous explenation:
However, it is being revived. Have a look at more videos to see what it's like nowadays.
This one is in bentonville. I dont know if thats close to you
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Frank Garza
I dont know this man personally, but I know of Bob Orlando and hes pretty good. Heres his emaill address. He says Hes in little rock.
Email me at [email protected]
Ill keep looking for you. I also know where to get some good dvd's for home study. If your interested more in that.
His name is Dan Donzella
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Tell him Aaron sent you. Here are some free stuff he puts on youtube
I have met him personally, and he is good. He is very fair in pricing as well. The videos I posted are just samples. I'm sure if you send him a email you will be able to work something. If you can get enough people together he will do seminars also.
I have a few other guys i'm looking into but I need to contact them first to make sure they are ok with posting their info.