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Freeplay is a necessary component of reconstructed martial arts, and a lot of fun too. The following demonstration bouts took place at WMAW 2009 and | Freeplay is a necessary component of reconstructed martial arts, and a lot of fun too. The following demonstration bouts took place at WMAW 2009 and 2011, with our founder, Guy Windsor, fencing with his colleagues. | ||
Please note that these are old videos; we are planning to update this page with more recent footage. | Please note that these are old videos; we are planning to update this page with more recent footage. | ||
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Revision as of 10:12, 5 January 2026
Freeplay is a necessary component of reconstructed martial arts, and a lot of fun too. The following demonstration bouts took place at WMAW 2009 and 2011, with our founder, Guy Windsor, fencing with his colleagues. Please note that these are old videos; we are planning to update this page with more recent footage.
- Longsword Freeplay:
Guy Windsor and Bill Grandy, WMAW 2009:
- Sword and Buckler Freeplay
Guy Windsor and Roland Warzecha, WMAW 2009
Guy Windsor and Roland Warzecha, WMAW 2011
- Backsword Freeplay
Guy Windsor and Paul Wagner, WMAW 2009
