Fechtschule

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A Fechtschule (plural Fechtschulen) was a training hall for martial arts in Medieval and Renaissance Europe. In German, Fechtschule means "fencing academy" or "fighting school".

In the Italian language, the term Schola d'Arme (School of Arms) was used instead.

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[edit] External Links to Modern Fechtschulen

• Medieval European Martial Arts Guild Fechtschule with branches in Maryland and Pennsylvania that focuses on Liechtenauer's art.
• Selohaar Fechtschule School based in Connecticut that focuses on Liechtenauer's art.
• The Boar's Tooth Fechtschule based in Kent, England.
• Ochs historische Kampfkunste Fechtschule based in Germany.
• Virginia Academy of Fencing Fechschule based in Virginia.
• The Academy of European Swordsmanship Fechschule in Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta.