The Art of Combat: A German Martial Arts Treatise of 1570
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Joachim Meyer's The Art of Combat is among the most important texts in the rich corpus of German martial arts treatises of the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
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- This paperback book is a reproduction of a German martial arts treatise originally published in 1570.
- It offers valuable insight into historical combat techniques and training methods.
- The book is a great resource for martial arts enthusiasts, historians, and practitioners of historical European martial arts.
- The treatise covers a wide range of weaponry and combat techniques, providing a comprehensive view of Renaissance-era martial arts.
- Includes detailed illustrations and explanations to accompany the ancient text, aiding in the understanding of the techniques described.
- A valuable addition to any martial arts or historical literature collection.
| Item Weight | 1.2 lbs (540 grams) |
Who Should Buy?
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Martial Arts Practitioners
Ideal for individuals looking to deepen their understanding of historic martial arts techniques and practices.
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History Enthusiasts
Great for those interested in European history, particularly in the context of martial arts and combat practices.
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Academics and Researchers
Useful for scholars studying historical treatises or the evolution of martial arts during the Renaissance period.
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Beginners in Martial Arts
Not suitable for newcomers who require foundational instruction and simpler methods of learning combat techniques.
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Casual Readers
May not appeal to casual readers looking for light entertainment rather than in-depth martial arts study.
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Modern Combat Sports Athletes
Less relevant to practitioners focused on contemporary techniques in combat sports or MMA training.
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The Art of Combat: A German Martial Arts Treatise of 1570
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Germany Editorial Review
The Art of Combat is a valuable resource for those interested in ancient combative arts, specifically longsword fighting. The quality of the book is excellent, with good typesetting, binding and translation. While there are no significant pictures in the book, the woodcuts can serve as helpful learning tools. The instructions can be vague at times, but are often described more explicitly in other sections of the manual, making it necessary to read the entire book. A glossary is included for ease of use. The 1568 version is recommended as it provides a different explanation and uses different vocabulary. This classic work is an invaluable resource for serious students of longsword fighting and recommended for those just getting started as well.
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Pros
- Valuable resource for those interested in longsword fighting
- Excellent quality book
- Helpful woodcuts
- Thorough instructions
- Glossary included
Cons
- No notable pictures
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Features & Benefits
- The Art of Combat is a crucial source for understanding the history and techniques of medieval and Renaissance martial arts.
- Joachim Meyer provides full recommendations on how to train for various weapon forms.
- The book is divided into five parts by weapon types: longsword; dusack; rapier; dagger; and staff weapons.
- Meyer describes the principles of each weapon's use and the vocabulary of techniques, and then provides attack combinations for use in combat.
- Jeffrey Forgeng's Introduction is the first substantial account to be published in English of the German Fechtbuch corpus.
- The Glossary is likewise the first of its kind to be published in English.
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