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Posted On:
3/10/2013 6:46am--
My quick assessment going by their website and YahooGroups page is that they are a small start-up group, training outdoors during the summer months. The site refers to German traditions but the major sources listed on their webpage are Italian (Fiore dei Liberi).
Honestly, if I were you I'd consider this Seattle-based group - http://www.lonin.org/ - which is well-established, equipped and respected. Glamorgan may well develop into a fine HEMA club, but personally I'd go with the sure bet.Check out the Bullshido.net Western Martial Arts Forum for all things Western, martial and arty.
Bartitsu: the Gentlemanly Art of Self Defence (est. 1899) -
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Posted On:
3/16/2013 5:51am
Style: SWORD & BUCKLER--
Glamorgan School of Arms US Chapter
Hello DdlR. We are a small group meeting 1 -3 times a week and yes we are gradually involving other traditions into the basic German core study, such as Silver. We specialise in 1.33 with a guardant flavour, do longsword, and whereas I don't personally involve myself with other groups all members are advised to cross train in whatever they want, whenever they want, where they want. I would also advise beginners to go somewhere else if they want lots of friends. If they desire personal training in a small group (max 8) then that's what we are up to. I have 10 years experience with sword and am ideally looking for experienced fighters, and places will go to these before beginners. We have a four lesson probationary period for beginners. Lonin are indeed a great group and 7 Swords (Tacoma) are also well respected. My personal advice would be for fighters who are passing through Kent to keep my number on hand and join me in the park sometime. Blessings.



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Posted On:
3/09/2013 6:53pm
Style: Kyokushin
Glamorgan School of Arms