Association for Renaissance Martial Arts

The Leading Resource for Historical Fencing and Medieval & Renaissance Combat Skills - Online since 1996


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History, Heritage, Camaraderie, Self-Defense…

The ARMA’s website is the Internet's premier source for historical European fencing and fighting arts. ARMA focuses on researching and reviving the forgotten teachings of the historical Masters of Defence and fighting schools. Sharing love for the culture of swords and swordsmanship from the Middle Ages through the Renaissance, we offer authoritative information to improve understanding of these combatives and advance the quality of demonstrated skill. Offering free educational resources and information to celebrate and explore our Western martial heritage, we pursue armed and unarmed knightly combat methods, swordplay, rapier fencing, and other weaponry. Raising the legitimacy and credibility of historical European martial arts practice while promoting its serious investigation, we feature volumes of study materials to improve knowledge among those sharing the same motives, goals, and values. ARMA is the cutting edge in the study and legitimate practice of authentic Renaissance martial arts. We also provide professional accreditation in a cutting-edge historical fencing curriculum aimed at reviving and restoring this intangible cultural heritage.

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UPCOMING ARMA EVENTS

- MTP 1.0 - Austin, Texas - Feb. 25, 2012
- IDS Skills Progression Session - Jan. 2012 TBA
- Invitational Seminar - St. Petersburg, Russia - Nov. 2012 TBA

OUR MEMBERS' BOOKS ON SWORDSMANSHIP & HISTORICAL FENCING
THE MARTIAL ARTS OF RENAISSANCE EUROPE / MASTERS OF MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE MARTIAL ARTS / MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE DAGGER COMBAT / POLEARMS OF PAULUS HECTOR MAIR / THE CODEX WALLERSTEIN / SIGMUND RINGECK'S KNIGHTLY ART OF THE LONGSWORD / SIGMUND RINGECK'S KNIGHTLY ART OF COMBAT / MEDIEVAL SWORDSMANSHIP / RENAISSANCE SWORDSMANSHIP

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In Memorium - Ewart Oakeshott 1916-2002					In Memorium - Paul Champagne 1963-2009

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