The Art of the Two-Handed Sword by Ken MondscheinKen Mondscheins The Art of the Two Handed Sword translates one of the last treatises on the fearsome two hander, a sword almost as long as a man is tall, whose tradition dates back to the Middle Ages and whose legacy extends to the present day. Ken appends supplementary material from other influential Renaissance texts. He includes illustrations from all of them to create an unusually complete period handbook. He tops this off by presenting a

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he won the World Championship in 1977 and the Olympic Gold Medal in 1980

This mask can be used in all Domestic Sabre Competitions and is ideal for clubs and beginners due to its quality and modest price

Johan Harmenberg left his native Sweden because he had "given up" on serious competitive fencing -- because he lacked technique

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showing how to can neutralize the superior technique of even the best classical fencers

Kogler is a member of the US Fencing Hall of Fame and has prepared Olympic fencers in two nations

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