Academy
Headmaster
Rez Johnson
receives
award from his students celebrating 25 years of teaching Classical
Fencing and Historical Swordsmanship.
All classes
meet in Ridgeland, MS
INTRODUCTION
TO
TRADITIONAL FENCING
(Classical Fencing & Historical Swordsmanship)
Tuesdays
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Persons
interested in learning more about the Traditional Western Martial
Arts of Classical Fencing and Historical Swordsmanship or about the
Goju-Shorei Weapons System, are encouraged to take this course.
Contact
us here for Details
FENCING FOR CHILDREN
Ages 7-12
Tuesdays
4:30 - 5:00 pm
Try it out for FREE !
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us here for Details
WEI-CH'I
for
CHILDREN & YOUTH
Wei Chi, known as Go in Japan,
is a 4000 year old board game of
strategy and tactics which is easier
than checkers to learn yet surpasses
chess in building both right and left
brain intelligence.
Ages 6 - 14
Tuesdays
5:00 - 5:30 pm
No Charge, Ever!
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us here for Details
SELF-DEFENSE
with a
WALKING CANE
Tuesdays
6:00 - 7:00 pm
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us here for Details
SENIOR ADULT
EXCERCISE & SELF-DEFENSE
with a
WALKING CANE
Tuesdays
5:00 - 5:30 pm
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us here for Details
TAI CHI FOR HEALTH
YANG STYLE
Tuesdays
5:00 - 5:30 pm
Ridgeland, MS
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us here for Details
CONGRATULATIONS
to
Academy members
Elise
Smith
Nate Inman
Daniel Drennen
Robert Pridgen
Kerry Jordan
for receiving their
Yellow Sword Belts
and promotion to
Novice Two rank in
19th Century Classical French Fleuret
(The Academic Foil)
from the
United States
Traditional Fencing Association.
(Note:
Robert Pridgen and
Kerry Jordan were not
available at the time of the
photograph. Rez Johnson,
Academy Master is on the
far right.)
Class Locations
All
of our evening classes
are currently meeting indoors
at the club house at
Harbor Pines in
Ridgeland.
See our Location Map
CONGRATULATIONS
to
Academy members
Trey Palmer (Yellow
Belt)
Scott Stall (Yellow
Belt)
Elise
Smith (Yellow
Belt)
Austin Clark (Orange Belt)
Kerry Jordan (Orange
Belt)
Nate Inman (Orange
Belt)
Robert Pridgen (Purple
Belt)
for
receiving their rank promotions in the
Goju-Shorei Weapons System
a practical form of self-defense
using a common walking cane.
The
walking cane is the most practical weapon of self-defense available
to us today, because it is the only weapon left which can be
freely carried on a plane, in a court house, school, church,
to a sporting event, and anywhere in the world without restriction
and without a license or a permit.
For information on how you can start training in
this very practical form of self-defense contact us.
Contact
us here for Details
Results
from the
Mississippi Academy
of Arms
9th ANNUAL
CLASSIC DUEL
Saturday, April 1, 2006
Congratulations to:
1st. Bryant Johnson
2nd. Emil Stanford
3rd. Robert Pridgen
Mississippi
Academy
of
Arms
A
Traditional Fencing Salle
“Standing guard
on old,
forgotten roads that no one
travels anymore."
Virtute
et Armis
"By Valor & Arms"
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