- Free sparring with the historical arsenal
Links of Interest
Links of Interest
Film
A film dedicated to the historical swordsmanship and the
swords of both the east and the west. Its was produced seriously with the
top people in the sword circle interviewed. We recommend it to everyone!
Historical Martial Arts
The Association for Renaissance Martial Arts (ARMA)
(Lancelot's note: I've learned a lot from this group since 1998. I've some friends over there also.)
Philippine Martial Art Federation
Our
customer in Japan, an international, multi-lingual group that strives for
historical accuracy. They focus
on European medieval armored combat. They also practice I33 and polearms
techniques.
(Lancelot's note: Historical Indian weaponry martial arts with detailed information. It is stunning with the real sword test cutting content and the issue of real sword duel against some other school's masters.)
International Gatka Federation
(Lancelot's note: Historical Indian weaponry martial arts.)
Real Weapons
(Lancelot's note: Historical accurate weapons with good handling performance and appearance.)
(Lancelot's note: Ben has purchased from this company before and it was a pleasant experience dealing with them. They make very good, historical accurate production swords. Highly recommended.)
(Lancelot's note: Produces stout and robust swords of various cultures. Many of my friends bought their Chinese and Japanese swords because of the reasonable price.)
(Lancelot's note: Real swords made by Korean smiths with very high durability and degree of sharpness.)
(Lancelot's note: Shinken made by Japanese swordsmith. Iaito as well as steel iaito for tameshigiri. Don't know what I'm talking about? hahha. Japanese swordsmanship terms. :P)
(Lancelot's note: Our crew Simon's former personal website that contains information on Chinese swords as well as the conversion table of the ancient measurement standard. Chinese only.)
(Lancelot's note: You may acquire the numerical data of Chinese antique swords here.)