Fiore Dei Liberi's Armizare: The Chivalric Martial Arts System of Il Fior Di Battaglia
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.19 (821 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0982591179 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 253 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He has composed this book to make the art easier to learn and in the understanding that without books, nobody can truly be a master or student of this art. . This whole art and expertise he acquired from several American and international masters, in many places and seminars, with much labour and expense. Robert Charrette always wanted to le
This whole art and expertise he acquired from several American and international masters, in many places and seminars, with much labour and expense. . About the Author Robert Charrette always wanted to learn the arts of arms. He has composed this book to make the art easier to learn and in the understanding that without books, nobody can truly be a master or student of this art
Ian Mac Pharlaine said Best Fiore book EHH-VUH-UHR!!!!. Just received this little gem of a book this past weekend and I am absolutely amazed at the level of systematized organization and intimate detail in which the book presents the source material. Having been without a good Fiore book on the market in my years of historical fencing, this one is a most welcome addition to my collection and will be utilized as I continue my studies and practice.Fellow fencers, lovers of history, Fiore students, or those who would just like a good read about historical swordpl. Content A+, Organization B+, Illustrations D The interpretation of the text is great.Organization is ok.The photographs, while well-staged, are muddy - they look like a photocopy of a photocopy. A little unfortunate.. Just the book we all needed. Magnificent manual. Fiore's art is wonderfully digested and delivered for the modern audience, while keeping very close and continually referencing the Master's original material. An excellent tool for all students of Fiore.
Armizare ('the Art of Arms') was the name the warriors of medieval Italy gave to their martial art, which included the wielding of sword, axe and spear with wrestling, knife-fighting and mounted combat. More than just an interpretation of an old book's contents, this is a tool-kit that reveals Fiore dei Liberi's brilliance as not just a fighter, but as martial arts teacher. They may see that fighting art was a system, but lack the background to see the systematic instruction of the book itself. In the waning years of the 14th century, Fiore dei Liberi was a famed master of this art, whose students included so