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Historical European Martial Arts in the spectrum of martial arts. part 3: Im Schwert, Im Messer. A comparison between the arming sword, the Messer and the falchion: A scoping review of literature

International Journal of Martial Arts, 2023
Sean Wauters, Oskar ter Mors
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Injury profile of Longsword fencing in Historical European Martial Arts

Journal of Combat Sports and Martial Arts, 2016
Sean Wauters, Damien Van Tiggelen
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Moderne Schwertkampf-Trainer als ‚Erben’ alter Meister Vorbilder und Vermittlungspraxen mittelalterlichen europäischen Schwertkampfs in der „Historical European Martial Arts“-Szene in Deutschland.

2019
Ende der 1990er Jahre wurden in den USA und später in Deutschland und anderen Ländern erstmals einige Vereine und Clubs für ‚Mittelalterlichen Europäischen Schwertkampf‘ gegründet. Sie setzten sich zum Ziel Techniken, die in Fechtbüchern ab ca. 1300 (Leeds. Royal Armouries.
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Historical overview of injury prevention in traditional martial arts

Sport Sciences for Health, 2021
Timur Saliev, Ildar R Fakhradiyev
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Risk compensation behaviour is present in Historical European Martial Arts and can oppose a risk for the effectiveness of preventive measures

International Journal of Martial Arts, 2023
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Historical European Martial arts in the spectrum of Martial Arts. Part 2: The use of the buckler in different fencing treatises in the Middle Ages and the early period of early modern Europe: a scoping review of literature

International Journal of Martial Arts, 2023
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From Battlefield to the Academic Hall: Introduction of Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) into Higher Education Institutions

The integration of Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA), particularly Signum Polonicum, into higher education offers unique opportunities to preserve cultural heritage, diversify curricula, and foster interdisciplinary learning. Signum Polonicum, rooted in Polish history and military tradition, focuses on traditional weaponry like the hussar sabre ...
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Martial Culture and Historical Martial Arts in Europe and Asia

Martial studies, 2023
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Modern unexplored martial arts – what can mixed martial arts and Brazilian Jiu‐Jitsu do for youth development?

European Journal of Sport Science, 2020
Tony Blomqvist Mickelsson
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Historical European Martial Arts

2016
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