The Sword Guy Podcast, Episode 25 David Ito is a sport épée fencer, Kendoka, longsword practitioner, and a fire eater. He also does 100 burpees first thing every morning. In this episode David … [Read more...]
Running a club in New York City, with Tan Smith
The Sword Guy Podcast, Episode 6 One of the great advantages of starting a podcast has been getting to talk to people I've not yet met, but whom my friends speak highly of. I think you'll see why … [Read more...]
Women in HEMA, with Fran Lacuata
The Sword Guy Podcast, Episode 2 I'm delighted to welcome Fran Lacuata onto The Sword Guy show. You can find our conversation here on the podbean hosting site, and we are also on the Apple podcasts … [Read more...]
How to teach left-handers
I was recently contacted by a reader asking about teaching left handed students. It’s a common and relatively complex problem, so rather than confine my answer to an email I thought I’d post it … [Read more...]
Integrating longsword and dagger plays
Last week I talked about the importance of swordsmen learning dagger techniques, and I promised I'd explain how to integrate training the dagger material with the longsword material. This needs to be … [Read more...]
Teaching by Stealth. Cooking, Sailing, and Swords.
Teaching is, and often should be, a stealth activity. Let me take a charming example: my kids learning to cook. Cooking is one of the most important skills a human being should have. If you can cook, … [Read more...]
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