Controlling the Blade
When fencing your opponent, don't forget your ABCs -- Always Be Controlling. Here's how to control your opponent's blade.
Getting the Most Out of Your Fencing Practice
If you're looking to make gains in your historical fencing practice, it helps to have a plan. Here are some tips to get more out of practice.
Parrying & the Art of Defense
The primary goal of fencing is to touch and not be touched. That starts with a good parry game. Let's look at parry types we train.
Celebrating Women’s History Month in Historical Fencing
It's Women's History Month, so let's take a walk through history to learn about some of the amazing women fencers & swordfighters in history.
Building Our Feint Flow Chart
When mastering the art of deception, feints are a key technique. Here's a simple feint flowchart for historical fencing.
Jump Start Your Training with 30:30
Jumpstart your historical fencing training with a little 30:30 practice. Just 30 minutes a day for 30 days.
4 Quick Tips For Making Feints More Believable
Feinting is a conversation between two fencers. Here are four quick tips for improving your feints.
Cloaktober: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Sword and cape was a popular weapon combination in duels during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Here's why they were popular.