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URL:https://fencing-club.de/events/frauenfechttag-2024/
SUMMARY:Fence Like a Woman - Dresden Women's Fencing Day 2024
DESCRIPTION:\n\n"Fence Like a Woman" is a unique Historical European Martia
 l Arts (HEMA) event exclusively designed for women. Over the course of two
  days\, we offer a rich and diverse program that includes:\n\n 	Seminars: 
 Participate in a variety of workshops covering topics such as wrestling\, 
 longsword\, rapier and cloak\, and sickle fighting according to Mair.\n 	F
 ree Sparring: Take advantage of dedicated spaces for free sparring to imme
 diately apply and deepen what you've learned during the seminars.\n 	Begin
 ner's Tournament: Engage in a small tournament open to all experience leve
 ls\, where you also have the opportunity to practice as a coach or referee
 .\n 	Equipment Modification Workshop: A special highlight is the workshop 
 focused on customizing and modifying your gear to better suit your needs.\
 n\nThis event is a perfect blend of structured learning and practical expe
 rience\, offering something for everyone\, whether you are new to HEMA or 
 an experienced fencer.\nOur Workshop Leaders\nKristine Konsmo - Footwork f
 or Longsword\n\n\nThis seminar will start with a number of drills without 
 the sword and follow with drills with the sword aimed at making you more n
 imble in the ring. Most of these are applicable for all weapons\, but the 
 focus will be on how we move with longsword. Later we will work with some 
 paired drilling and sparring games. Most of the semianr can be done withou
 t kit\, but towards the end minimim mask and gloves will be requires--full
  gear if you'de like to do the drills at a higher intensity.\n\nBio:\n\nKr
 istine has been a student of HEMA since 2010. She has been active in the t
 ournament scene since 2011 and has earned several medals at international 
 tournaments in various weaponsets since then. Her focus is spread across S
 word &amp\; Buckler\, Rapier &amp\; Dagger\, Longsword and\, most recently
 \, Sabre. A long background in ballet and various other sports informs her
  approach to footwork and body mecahnics and is a point of interest in und
 erstanding how to be more agile in the ring. Kristine is a student and ins
 tructor at HEMA Riga in Latvia\nMelissa Kleiß - Fencing with Cloak\n\n\nH
 EMA in Any Weather\n\nEven today\, the cloak remains both elegant and epic
 . In this workshop\, we'll explore the basics of attacking and defending w
 ith the cloak. We’ll start with fundamental handling techniques\, then m
 ove on to some cool tricks. The motto here: Twirling and throwing can be q
 uite useful!\n\nEquipment Note: A large towel can be used as a cloak.\n\nB
 io:\n\nI'm Melissa\, and I began my journey in historical fencing in 2021.
  After attending my first tournament in 2022\, I discovered my passion for
  the sport. Now\, I spend almost every weekend at different HEMA events\, 
 competing in national and international tournaments. Currently\, I'm part 
 of the German national team for both longsword and rapier. I particularly 
 enjoy fencing with one-handed weapons paired with an off-hand tool\, such 
 as the cloak.\n\n&nbsp\;\nFranziska Müller - Sickle Fighting according to
  Mair\n\n\nCut Him to the Floor - The Art of Sickle Fighting\n\nEver tried
  sickle fighting? No? This workshop is your chance! Paulus Hector Mair\, a
  16th-century martial artist\, didn't just focus on classic knightly weapo
 ns\; he also incorporated elements of peasant combat techniques. In this w
 orkshop\, we'll explore these elements\, specifically focusing on sickle f
 ighting. We’ll cover the basic movement patterns and principles of this 
 peasant weapon in a playful and experiential manner. Given the close comba
 t distance of sickle fighting\, we’ll also practice friendly grappling a
 nd wrestling.\n\nBio:\n\nMy fencing journey began in the fall of 2019 with
  the longsword. Since then\, I have been training with Schwert &amp\; Boge
 n and have been a coach for over two years. During the pandemic\, I starte
 d studying sickle combat according to Paulus Hector Mair. Additionally\, I
 've gained experience in kickboxing and Jiu-Jitsu\, which further deepened
  my passion for fighting. Learning new movement patterns and engaging in p
 hysical activity brings me great joy\, which I’m excited to share with o
 thers.\n\nJasmin Weichert and Florentine Meyer - Jiu-Jitsu for Beginners\n
 \n\nWhat does a Samurai do without a sword? Jiu-Jitsu!\n\nWe\, the Dojo Ka
 izen\, warmly invite you to our introductory course. Together\, we’ll ex
 plore the full spectrum of Jiu-Jitsu: learning how to fall so that we can 
 throw\, and engaging in some friendly grappling (Randori) both on the grou
 nd and standing up. We'll also try out some joint lock techniques. We look
  forward to seeing you!\n\nJasmin Weichert:\n\nWhen my mother brought me a
  flyer for Dojo Kaizen in 2017\, I never imagined that this sport would be
 come such a significant part of my life. But after the trial training\, I 
 was hooked\, and I've been training in Jiu-Jitsu in Heidenau ever since. A
 fter years of supporting the team\, I took over my own children’s group 
 in 2021 and am now responsible for the U10 group in our club. I currently 
 hold the blue belt (2nd Kyu).\n\nFlorentine Meyer:\n\nMy journey in Budo m
 artial arts began in 2012 in the Judo-AG at my high school. I continued th
 e sport in a club\, eventually earning the orange belt (5th Kyu). In 2016\
 , I discovered Jiu-Jitsu. The throws and groundwork I knew from Judo were 
 complemented by strikes\, kicks\, and joint locks. I currently hold the br
 own belt (1st Kyu) in Jiu-Jitsu. Since 2017\, I have been coaching childre
 n and youth in our Ü10 group\, and this spring\, I also took over one of 
 our adult classes.\n\nMarcjanna Jelińska- Empowering women in HEMA\n\n\nH
 EMA (Historical European Martial Arts) can sometimes seem like a male-domi
 nated hobby\, with a significant disparity in participation between women'
 s and open categories at tournaments. However\, this assumption ignores im
 portant factors such as safety in training\, marketing decisions by event 
 organizers and clubs\, and the lack of knowledge about how to properly tra
 in women\, who are not just "smaller men."\n\nIn this workshop\, Marcjanna
  Jelińska will guide us in a discussion on how to create a safer\, more s
 upportive environment for women in HEMA\, both in training and at tourname
 nts. The aim is not to place further expectations on women to compete but 
 to empower them and make this practice more inclusive for everyone. Let’
 s come together to share our experiences\, listen to each other\, and find
  solutions to make HEMA a more welcoming space for all.\n\nBio:\n\nMarcjan
 na is a passionate fencer\, linguist\, and musician with a deep connection
  to both sport and historical fencing. Originally from Poland\, Marcjanna 
 pursued her education in France at Sorbonne University before diving into 
 the world of Polish HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) in 2016. She h
 as trained in numerous fencing clubs across Wrocław and beyond\, competin
 g in a variety of weapons including longsword\, saber\, rapier &amp\; dagg
 er\, and more.\n\nThough self-taught in rapier\, she has won prizes in ope
 n categories\, even at major international tournaments such as Swordfish a
 nd Tyrnhaw. In 2022\, Marcjanna joined Akademia Szermierzy in Warsaw\, whe
 re she now teaches rapier. Currently\, she is studying to become a profess
 ional fencing coach\, bringing together her experience from both HEMA and 
 modern fencing methodologies to help the next generation of fencers.\n\n\n
 \nContact Information: For more details and to register\, please contact u
 s at: Email: frauentag@fencing-club.de
LOCATION:Turnhalle Hans-Erlwein-Gymnasium\, Eibenstocker Str. 30\, Dresden\
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