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Ars Dimicandi about european Reenactment in german news
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Luca, you are not alone Smile

Andy, as far as i was able to see in Trier, they really had no choreo of their fights in themselves, they hit the other several times, and those who stay at the ground at least loose.

But the way they do their roman military is pure chorei, like you can see in their videos which demonstrate their "rotating romans" theory. The celts stop the heavy attack while the rotation.
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Re: Ars Dimicandi about european Reenactment in german news - by Tib. Gabinius - 10-14-2006, 07:41 PM
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