Manuscript sites:
Wiktenauer
Hemac database
HEMA, or historical European martial arts is the recreation of fencing techniques through translations of manuscripts or, if you're lucky and know the right languages directly from the primary source. There's several flavours of fencing, mostly tied to their European country but this is Europe and so there is a lot of cross pollination and interplay.
HEMA has academic and physical aspects in good amounts, there's always a new direction or influence to examine when you plateau. New swords to learn if you need a different understanding. Manuals to look at while recovering from injury.
Type:
Wrestling
Dagger
HEMA/Fiore/Sword in One Hand
Longsword
Modern I call it that but Victorian to WW I.
Systems: These are integrated systems, where multiple weapons are covered and techniques appear in one section but work in others. For example, Fiore dagger has a lot of things that translate to work with the sword hilt.
Comparative pages
True Guards
Close Play- Comparative
Wide Play- Comparative
My thoughts
My attitude to fencing
More Martial than Art.
Women and Trans People in Sport.
You can't hold a sword if you don't have any fingers.
Fencing is a language
My Pillars
Cappo Basics
Swetnam basics
Fiore Basics