Would some of you possibly recommend a school of swordfighting to someone who is interested in the western martial arts?
| Johnathan L B wrote: |
| Would some of you possibly recommend a school of swordfighting to someone who is interested in the western martial arts? |
California is a huge state. Where are you looking?
| Nathan Robinson wrote: | ||
California is a huge state. Where are you looking? |
| Johnathan L B wrote: | ||||
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Davenriche European Martial Arts School in Santa Clara
| Roger Hooper wrote: |
| Davenriche European Martial Arts School in Santa Clara |
bump realy quick
| Allen Foster wrote: |
| Try checking out the clubs listed here:
http://www.communitywalk.com/map/index/1033322 |
There's all kinds of Italian classical fencing to be had in your area. Maestro Gaugler has left the area peppered with teachers. I think this specific program has ended (http://www.fencingmastersprogram.com/) but my intel suggests that they're still carrying it on in some form.
| Sam Barris wrote: |
| There's all kinds of Italian classical fencing to be had in your area. Maestro Gaugler has left the area peppered with teachers. I think this specific program has ended (http://www.fencingmastersprogram.com/) but my intel suggests that they're still carrying it on in some form. |
Johnathan, Can you specify exactly what you are looking for? You specified "Classical Sword Fighting" in the thread title and "Western Martial Arts" in the thread body.
"Western Martial Arts" is a term usually associated with Historical European Martial Arts which is a different from traditional classical fencing in many many ways.
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