I have been trying to reach Mr. Price for months to see what the situation on the english edition of our book is, but unfortunately he did not answer my calls or e-mails. Hans, if you are still interested in releasing the book here in the states, I would suggest getting in contact with the gentleme...

Jeffrey Hedgecock wrote: It's certainly possible to put a pollaxe dague through a breastplate.

You reminded me of one of the clips with Jeffrey Forgeng where he compares a poleaxe to a lobster mallet

We have yet to decide exactly and in which order they will be released, but we are talking sword and buckler, dagger, half sword, and wrestling. Down the line over the next few years we are also planning longsword (most likely 2 volumes worth) and spear. There's also talks going on about SWP working...

Thanks Alex for the feedback! Maybe we'll use some less fancy toys in the upcoming volumes :wink: In all seriousness, all involved really went above and beyond on this project, so it is good to hear that people in general are enjoying it. Definitely helps motivate the troops to get rolling on the ne...

Now I don't know Hugh and have never seen him fight, but from his review of the DVD, I can't imagine he's done much fighting with weapons. The technique he was most critical of, from the sample technique on the website, he talks about the attacker in the high guard stepping in and hitting the oppone...

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then 58 minutes of moving pictures are easily worth 30,000 of them. This is especially true when your subject is a physical discipline, such as martial arts instruction. It was precisely with this idea in mind that we partnered with Speaking Window Productions...