Fencing Clubs (HEMA) Tasmania, Fencing Clubs (HEMA) Launceston, Fencing Clubs (HEMA)Hobart
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Single dagger

Dagger

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George Silver wrote in 1604- "Although the dagger fight is thought a very dangerous fight by reason of the shortness & singleness thereof, yet the fight thereof being handled as is aforesaid, is as safe & as defensive as the fight of any other weapon"
He gives, general and specific instruction regarding it's use and principles.  
We use his principles and instructions as the basis of all our dagger, dirk and other dagger-length weapons.
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  • ABOUT
    • What is T.A.S?
    • What is HEMA?
    • History
    • Instructors >
      • Provosts
      • Ushers
    • Styles we teach >
      • Backsword/broadsword
      • Sword and Buckler
      • Sword and dagger
      • Sword and Targe
      • Single Dagger
      • Quarterstaff
      • Bastard-Sword/Longsword
      • Rapier
      • Smallsword
      • Sword and Shield
      • English Wrestling
    • Our Logo
    • Equipment >
      • WEAPONS
      • PROTECTIVE
  • Getting Started
  • Locations
    • Hobart
    • Launceston
    • King Island
  • Instructors
    • Provosts
    • Ushers
  • Resources
    • Standards
    • Publications