History, pedagogy, and swords
Evergreen Historical Fencing is my publishing outlet for my thoughts, ideas, and findings all about Historical European Martial Arts. From research into primary sources to opinions pieces on why striking with the flat of your sword is great, your subscription means you will never miss an article all about the hobby we love.
About the Author
Liam H. Clark is a historical fencer with a focus on renaissance-era German fencing traditions, specifically the work of Joachim Meyer. He has been practicing since 2016, first in Denver at both Krieg School and Denver Historical Fencing Academy, Lonin in Seattle, and now organizing the Evergreen Historical Fencing study group. He holds a Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Denver, and is a professional educator teaching adult learners daily. Creating positive and engaging learning environments is a particular passion of his, which he honed teaching high school science to diverse student bodies and through diverse media. Liam can be found posting too many .gifs of swords on the HEMA Discord and brewing another cup of coffee between work meetings.
Contact:
For media, teaching, research questions, or other professional inquiries, contact Liam using the buttons below for internal and external messaging.
