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Tracing Historical and Kinetic Connections between Filipino and European Martial Arts

Rachelle U. Peneyra, Felipe P. Jocano
exaly   +2 more sources

Reinventing Martial Arts in the 21st Century

, 2023
Based on over 15 years of research, this text proposes a new definition of the martial arts to examine how such fighting systems are being re-imagined and reconstructed beyond the arenas of combat and sport in the 21st century Western context. Taking the

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Analysis of sword fencing training evaluation possibilities using Motion Capture techniques

International Symposium on Service Oriented Software Engineering, 2020
Inspired by works that included the use of Motion Capture for human body movement estimation, authors have created a program to test the correct performance of sword fencing in terms of combat sports, more specifically, the Historical European Martial ...
Anita Grontman, Lukasz Horyza, Krzystof Koczan, M. Marzec, Maciej Śmiertka, M. Trybala   +5 more
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THE HISTORICAL EVOLUTION OF BUDDHIST SHAOLIN MARTIAL ARTS: FROM THE SUI DYNASTY TO THE MING ERA

Buddhist Studies
This study examines the historical development of Shaolin martial arts from their formative origins in the Sui dynasty through their institutional consolidation in the Ming dynasty.
М., R. Gantuyaa, Dao
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“Filthy lefties!”: The humorous stigmatization of left-handers in historical European martial arts

Staps, 2022
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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 Fakhradiyev
exaly  

Historical European Martial Arts

2016
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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
exaly