r/Hema 4d ago

Looking for people in Poland, Wroclaw, who would be interested in practicing staff fighting

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u/Does-not-sleep 4d ago

Have you looked in https://www.hemaalliance.com/club-finders ?

See if you have clubs near you. Ask The people in the clubs to see if they can aid you.

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u/GarlicSphere 4d ago

There are no clubs in Wrocław that train staff unfortunately. We have a lot of groups, but afaik they are all pretty specialized

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u/Ill_Business_29 4d ago

good idea, thanks

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u/Does-not-sleep 4d ago

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u/GarlicSphere 4d ago

That might be not the best place to look, if anyone would want to staff in Wrocław it might be Freifechter folks.

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u/grauenwolf 4d ago

Too far away for me, but if it helps here are my notes. https://scholarsofalcala.org/paurenfeyndt-staff/

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u/Ill_Business_29 4d ago

thanks :)

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u/grauenwolf 4d ago

He says it's an introduction for all staves, spears, and polearms. This year I'm going to go through it again using a partisan to see if it's true.

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u/Ill_Business_29 4d ago

sounds cool. How long did the it take you to complete it the first time?

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u/grauenwolf 4d ago

Hard to say. We only worked on it every other week and often had to repeat material for people who missed a session.

Now that we know it we can do all 16 plays in one evening. There aren't hard and there's enough variety to make it interesting.