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Always good to have you involved sir, thanks for joining the group
Really enjoyed the practice this morning - sorry I had to leave so early, but Beer can't wait.
It turns out that my husband was also quite interested in this form of martial art - so, see you in 2 weeks!
Ben, I was referred to you by John Clements. I am in need of intensive training as I'm fighting in France in April and am just beginning. I am in Greensboro and would be interested in commissioning private lessons as well as anything else you might suggest. Many thanks, Crispin
Hello Ben, thanks for writing. Yes, I am interested. I signed up for the beginners sword at 11am at Shelley Lake. I plan to be there. I'm getting out of a class to come, so I'm hoping it's a definite go!
~Amy
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BEN WROTE:
Welcome! Thanks for your interest in the Triangle Sword Guild. Our training sessions are a combination of fitness routines, sword drills, sparring, and textual research. Drop us a line if you're interested in getting started.
Hi Ben, great to hear from you! I'm committed most Thursdays (to our rapier practice) but will definitely try to make it to a few of the Fabris sessions. Also, I can't make this Saturday, but am absolutely interested in German longsword (the Liechtenauer tradition being founded on it and all). I'm also sorry to have missed the quarterstaff classes. My loss.
Hi Ben. I am very excited to be able to learn from your class this weekend! I am a practitioner of Stav, and from what I understand, the basis for a lot of the swordwork in Stav is german longsword. Looking for some insight to further my studies!
Hi Ben. Welcome to the group. We look forward to seeing you in training, or at one of our events. Please feel free to e-mail if you have any questions. We train Mondays and Wednesdays @ Revolution Self Defense studio in Clayton, and Sundays 2-4pm at the Quest Centre in Chapel Hill. If you REALLY want to dip a toe, there's a seminar this weekend in Charlotte with two true masters of Systema - Vladimir Vasiliev and Konstantin Komarov. There are 9 of us going, if you want to tag along.