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The September issue featuring Anders Linnard on the front cover and three full spreads on GHFS and HEMA will be out on the 14th. Visit www.fightermag.se for more info.

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a policy document on GHFS perspective on the tournaments that will take place during the annual HEMA event in Gothenburg, Swordfish

 Written by Anders Linnard: "Competitions running during Swordfish 2010
This is written in an effort to prepare participants and judges for the tournaments at Swordfish. We have a couple of aspects, which we believe involve a somewhat new approach to competitions. We also realize that these novelties may cause concern for some, while others will think they are steps in the right direction. In any case we want to explain why we have chosen this path."

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Highly recomended read that discusses pros and cons of competitive HEMA

 "Greetings, All!

It's no secret that a number of us in the WMA/HEMA community are actively working on rule-sets for tournaments. In recent threads on this subject (both on US and European sites), I've noticed that there is a certain subset of our community that has a visceral reaction to the idea of tournaments.

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Andreas faced Neil Shallcross of ACT UK in the final, which ended with the score 7-5 in Neil's favour

Andreas also won a backsword/sabre martial challenge against Martin Austwick of the English Martial Arts Academy, UK.

Anders Korsberg, Mikael Widegren and Magnus Hagelberg also competed for GHFS, Mikael winning his first fight against the famed Fabrice Cognot of De Taille et d'Estoc, France.

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Axel Pettersson of GHFS took home first place in the open longsword tournament with 40 participants, defeating Anders Linnard, also of GHFS, in the finals by sudden death. Scott Hellroth reached the first round of the knockout finals, before being defeated by Dennis Ljungqvist, KuHFS, who went on to take 3rd place.

Nina Trollvige was only one point from reaching the Womens longsword finals.

 

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