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Guy Windsor
I do like a bit of woodwork. And what is a jaegerstock if not a very long stick with some pointy bits attached?
This instalment takes place entirely in my workshop, as I’m fitting the heads to the shaft.
This is part two of the Jaegerstock series. You can find part one here:
And all jaegerstock posts here:
This is supposed to be a review of the Panoplía Iberoamericana, which I attended over
At the end of June I went to Kansas… and came back with footage of
Learn to teach historical martial arts! My new book, Get Them Moving: how to teach
Join me in Madison, Wisconsin, July 6th and 7th, to work on your freeplay skills!
I’m delighted to let you know that From Medieval Manuscript to Modern Practice: the Wrestling
For an academic, it is the best feeling in the world when the ground you
You may recall that my recent trip to Mexico blew me away. What a country,
This is supposed to be a review of the Panoplía Iberoamericana, which I attended over
At the end of June I went to Kansas… and came back with footage of
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. The Dardi article I posted about this
Learn to teach historical martial arts! My new book, Get Them Moving: how to teach
I recently turned 50, and my sister gave me a “ Forge a Viking knife”
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