“I want to put my energy into the development of the HEMA Community. Too many boys and girls play with a ball, in place of a Sword. And a Sword is much more fun, we can all agree on that.
HEMA is still too “confidential.” We need to continue becoming more visible. Big things like the European Games this summer, but also small steps – for example at the Warrior Box, we have opened a children’s class with adapted equipment to start them from age 6. We are developing ideas to offer HEMA at corporate events. There’s a lot that can still be done, each in his or her own way.”
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