Knowledge: schools and instruction
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- Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts
http://www.aemma.org/ - The mission of AEMMA is to resurrect the combat skills, philosophies and principles of an accomplished European Medieval martial artist and to achieve a state of which would be consistent with that of a 14th century warrior in both technology and ideal.
- Extreme Self Protection
http://extremeselfprotection.com - Combining western forms of Martial Arts, from Queensbury form of boxing to Western fencing. Includes products, training, techniques, legends and contact details.
- Sword Academy
http://www.swordacademy.com - A Calgary based club that teaches and practices western martial arts based on European history and culture. Details on events, school and history of the arts.
- Mid-Atlantic Society for Historic Swordsmanship
http://www.mashs.org/ - Location, pictures, calendar and contacts for this Maryland school practicing historical european swordsmanship, with a description of the weapons used.
- Schola Gladiatoria
http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/scholagladiatoria - The school has translated Fior di Battaglia by Fiore dei Liberi and train in this and the work of Filippo Vadi (both late medieval/early renaissance). Located in West London, England, the group demonstrates nationally and internationally.
- English Combat
http://www.englishcombat.com/ - Blending English fighting techniques from all ages. Contains details on training, history, and founder. Flash 7 required.
- Academy of European Swordsmanship
http://www.the-aes.org - The AES pursues the academic and physical study of western swordsmanship and other aspects of western martial arts. Information about classes, weapons, and certification. Edmonton, Canada.
- Davenriche European Martial School
http://www.davenriche.com/ - Offering classes in swordmanship and self defense. Includes links, photos and class schedule. Two locations in California.
- Linacre School of Defence
http://www.sirwilliamhope.org/ - A student society of Linacre College, of Oxford, England, practising English and British martial arts of the late 17th to the early 19th centuries. Includes research on the art of the sword and assault, training times, and related links.
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