Page Summary: This is not the long lunge (although the logic can transfer easily) this is for the simple slightly offline ... This is an introduction to the fundamentals of stance and movement in HEMA (historical European Martial Arts).
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This is not the long lunge (although the logic can transfer easily) this is for the simple slightly offline ... This is an introduction to the fundamentals of stance and movement in HEMA (historical European Martial Arts). We identify the four different areas of focus for solo sword practice.
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- This is not the long lunge (although the logic can transfer easily) this is for the simple slightly offline ...
- This is an introduction to the fundamentals of stance and movement in HEMA (historical European Martial Arts).
- We identify the four different areas of focus for solo sword practice.
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