Footwork video from Sala delle Armi.

Very nicely produced video on footwork, from La Sala delle Armi.

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About Roger Norling

Roger Norling is an instructor on Joachim Meÿer's Halben Stangen (Quarterstaff) with Gothenburg Historical Fencing School. His main focus in his research is the "Kunst des Fechtens" and primarily the longsword, dussack and polearms. The last few years he has been focusing on the works of Joachim Meÿer and in this enjoys working together with the Meyer Frei Fechter Guild. Currently, he is writing on a series of books which will explore the teachings of Joachim Meyer, in collaboration with researcher friends in the HEMA community. The upcoming two years he will be teaching Meÿer Halber Stangen at various HEMA events in Europe and the USA. For more about this, read his instructor's profile.
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3 Responses to Footwork video from Sala delle Armi.

  1. Jeffrey HullNo Gravatar says:

    That was an excellent survey & presentation that had a lot to teach – thanks!

  2. Dave - Sala delle ArmiNo Gravatar says:

    Thanks a lot!
    Maybe some purist of historical reenactment could say that our clothing is not 100% correct but the purpose was to create a well defined difference between the footwork and its application.
    After many years spent in doing only basic footworks we have had the opportunity to study various books and that is the result!
    Hope this could prove useful!

    Dave
    -La Sala delle Armi-

    • Greg MeleNo Gravatar says:

      Dave,

      Molto bene! A very clearly presented video, and I liked the way you presented the material. A few actions I might do *slightly* differently, but viva la differenza, no? We have not met, and I just learned of your association, but I hope to see more of your work with armizare e la scuola bolognese!

      Best,

      Greg

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