Category: Meyer Dagger

Meyer’s Four Types of Fencers: How we conceive of them and ourselves

Posted by James Reilly | Oct 28, 2019 | Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Dusack, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Research, Research articles |

And the first are those who, as soon as they can reach the opponent in the Onset, at once cut and...

A Wonderful Struggle: The 16th Century Art of Civic Combat, Part 1

Posted by Adam Franti | Oct 19, 2019 | Articles, Fencing Culture, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Dusack, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Research, Research articles |

There is a particular tension at play in the modern Historical European Martial Arts community...

On The Five Words and Withdrawal

Posted by James Reilly | Aug 12, 2018 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Dusack, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Research, Research articles, Study, Study Articles, Techniques & interpretation |

Mark, this is that before all things you shall rightly undertake and understand these two things,...

Meyer Pilgrimage Part 2 – Basel

Posted by Roger Norling | Aug 5, 2015 | Articles, Fencing Culture, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Dusack, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Research articles, Study Articles |

Almost exactly a year ago I was lucky enough to be taken on a small journey that has been a long...

The Ringen of Joachim Meyer

Posted by Keith Cotter-Reilly | Jun 26, 2015 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Dusack, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Research articles, Study Articles, Techniques & interpretation |

This article shall group Joachim Meyer’s Ringen into collections of similar throws....

A key to Meyer’s mechanics & footwork – part 1

Posted by Roger Norling | May 12, 2015 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Dusack, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Research articles, Study Articles |

Here is a rough diagram that tries to explain the core mechanics that go through all of Meyers...

The Onion – Basics of European Longsword: Part 9

Posted by Roger Norling | Oct 21, 2014 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Study Articles |

This time I will speak rather briefly about stances and the ideas behind them. This does not...

Meyer Pilgrimage Part 1 – Straßburg

Posted by Roger Norling | Aug 1, 2014 | Articles, Fencing Culture, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Research articles, Study Articles |

We all share the same love for our personal and shared discoveries of a forgotten European martial...

The Onion – Basics of European Longsword: Part 8

Posted by Roger Norling | Jul 18, 2014 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Study Articles |

Although not originally planned to be included in this series, I decided to add an article on...

The Onion – Basics of European Longsword: Part 7

Posted by Roger Norling | Feb 15, 2014 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Study Articles |

This week we will be taking advantage of one of the greatest benefits from reading somewhat later masters, like Joachim Meyer and George Silver, by looking closer at a subject that most early treatises speak little of;...

The Onion – Basics of European Longsword: Part 2

Posted by Roger Norling | Oct 18, 2013 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Study Articles |

Continuing with part 2 in the Onion series of articles we will now focus on the topic of...

The Onion: Basics of European Longsword: Part 1

Posted by Roger Norling | Oct 10, 2013 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Meyer Halben Stangen, Meyer longsword, Meyer Rappier, Study Articles |

For the last year or so I have been working on a group of primarily longsword exercises...

Joachim Meyer’s dagger system

Posted by Roger Norling | May 30, 2013 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Research articles, Study Articles |

Note: This is a working document and will continuously be updated as we work with our interpretations of Joachim Meyer’s dagger teachings. Similarly to how I worked with his staff teachings I will attempt at systemizing...

Meyer and Marozzo dagger comparison

Posted by Roger Norling | Jun 12, 2012 | Articles, Meyer Articles, Meyer Dagger, Research articles, Study Articles, Techniques & interpretation |

It has been debated regarding to what extent Meyer was inspired by the Italians, the...

Category: Meyer Dagger

Meyer’s Four Types of Fencers: How we conceive of them and ourselves

A Wonderful Struggle: The 16th Century Art of Civic Combat, Part 1

On The Five Words and Withdrawal

Meyer Pilgrimage Part 2 – Basel

The Ringen of Joachim Meyer

A key to Meyer’s mechanics & footwork – part 1

The Onion – Basics of European Longsword: Part 9

Meyer Pilgrimage Part 1 – Straßburg

The Onion – Basics of European Longsword: Part 8

The Onion – Basics of European Longsword: Part 7

The Onion – Basics of European Longsword: Part 2

The Onion: Basics of European Longsword: Part 1

Joachim Meyer’s dagger system

Meyer and Marozzo dagger comparison

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