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The Digital Maestro: HEMA Reconstruction in the Age of the Internet

by Alex Craddock | May 16, 2017 | CombatCon(versations)

For better or worse, the internet is here to stay. It lives in our pockets, on our TVs, and now, it has pervaded the realm of swordwork (and other martial arts of all kinds) in ways the previous generation probably never thought possible. Or at least, didn’t...

You Wish You Could Fight Like a Girl – Women in Combat

by Alex Craddock | April 17, 2017 | CombatCon(versations)

“You _____ like a girl!” The boilerplate insult of child sexism everywhere. At least, it used to be. The times they are a-changing. Finally. Sort of. Recently, I had the privilege of attending the Paddy Crean Workshop in Banff, Alberta, CA – the...

Subconscious vs Conscious Approval – Performing for Different Audiences

by Alex Craddock | February 1, 2017 | CombatCon(versations)

There is a terrible, terrible memory I have. It’s from early on in my physical performance career – I was choreographing my very first fight, and I thought it was just wonderful. It had showstopping moves, it had rhythm, it had all sorts of technical...

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