[MR] Re: Medieval & Renaissance Martial Arts Expo 2001

[Jonathan Blackbow]

By request-

Regards,

Jonathan Blackbow
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From: "HACA" <hacaseminar at ev1.net>
To: <blackbow at carolina.rr.com>
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 5:43 PM
Subject: FWD: Medieval & Renaissance Martial Arts Expo 2001


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> Hello Mr. Ritterskamp, this event will be not to far from your group and
may be of interest.  Could you please pass it around or let me know how I
could announce it.
> Thank You
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> The HACA Medieval & Renaissance Martial Arts Expo 2001
> Atlanta, Georgia
> Saturday& Sunday, April 28th & 29th, 2001
> The Personal Training Institute of Atlanta
> 5956 Roswell Rd NE
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> Featuring Special Guest John Waller of the Royal Armories Fight
> Interpreters! Plus Sword Expert Hank Reinhardt, Leading Instructor John
Clements and Much More!
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> Join us for 2-Days of Expert Presentations, Demonstrations, and Classes on
Historical Fencing and HACA Instruction.
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> Classes by guest instructor John Waller
> HACA is proud to present the first American appearance of historical arms
expert, John Waller: By special exclusive arrangement with the HACA, this is
the first time Mr. Waller has taught in America, giving attendees an
unprecedented opportunity to see first hand the Royal Armouries' method and
receive hands-on instruction in person. Mr. Waller is a martial artist,
jouster, fight-arranger, and 30+ year veteran of historical fencing and
stage combat, is founder of the new European Historical Combat Guild (EHCG),
and co-author of a new book on historical combat for performance fighting.
> He was featured in the video program Masters of Defence and in the History
Channel 's Arms in Action series. He was a theatrical fight instructor at
leading London drama schools and is known for the fights he arranged for the
cult-film Hawk the Slayer. Mr. Waller will be accompanied by Brad Waller,
long-time martial artist and founding member of the EHCG. A special video of
the Royal Armories fight interpretation team will be shown followed by
demonstrations, exercise, and instruction.
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> Go here for full details.....
> http://www.thehaca.com/AtlantaExpo2001.htm
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