schooling
i am looking for some form of schooling in the historical and maybe usage of weapons from everything prior to the boomstick. so far my search has been in vain but i am still trying none the less. I am near niagara falls Ontario. if anyone knows of some form of information i could learn from please answer my plea.
SFI has a practice partner finder that might help you, should your search for a school fail. :)
I suppose you are aware of the EAMMA in Toronto... I think it might be the closest historical fencing school for you. I'm not aware of any school near Niagara Falls unfortunately...
AEMMA Guelph is the closest. http://guelph.aemma.org/

Our curriculum is built around the work of the late medieval Italian master Fiore dei Liberi. We also spent time on sword and buckler based on the anonymous I.33 manuscript.

Hope that helps,

Kel
Re: schooling
Josh E wrote:
i am looking for some form of schooling in the historical and maybe usage of weapons from everything prior to the boomstick. so far my search has been in vain but i am still trying none the less. I am near niagara falls Ontario. if anyone knows of some form of information i could learn from please answer my plea.


Have you tried looking into the SCA?

Some of the members are really getting into historic martial arts vs just SCA fighting.

Allen
Re: schooling
Allen Reed wrote:
Josh E wrote:
i am looking for some form of schooling in the historical and maybe usage of weapons from everything prior to the boomstick. so far my search has been in vain but i am still trying none the less. I am near niagara falls Ontario. if anyone knows of some form of information i could learn from please answer my plea.


Have you tried looking into the SCA?

Some of the members are really getting into historic martial arts vs just SCA fighting.

Allen

A lot of groups also have members that belong to other live steel orgs. I know here in Texas the SCA have started combat from horseback. I have not been to an event in a long time so I have not seen one.
please forgive my ignorance but what does SCA stand for?
SCA stands for the Society for Creative Anachronism. It's a reenactment group that as Allen's post implies is not necessarily 100% historical, but which may have more strictly historically-minded sub-groups. You'll have to do your own research on this front.
Cheers,
-GLL

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