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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>A school of the [[arts martial]] invented, refined and taught in the modern SCA. <br /> <br /> The fighting stance is similar to a modern boxing stance; it has both feet parallel and pointing toward your opponent with the sword frequently at rest over and parallel with the top of the shield. <br /> <br /> Opponents to this style note that it works mainly because the lower leg is not a valid target in modern SCA combat, where in a real Medieval battle someone in an A-frame stance is exposing their lower legs to danger. <br /> <br /> Some well known A-frame Style fighters include [[Duke]] [[Brannos O&#039;Iongardail|Brannos]] and [[Count]] [[Alaric le Fevre]] <br /> <br /> Other fighting styles include [[Cleftlands Style]] and [[Oldcastle]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:Armored Combat Fighting Styles]]<br /> [[Category:Martial Activities]]<br /> [[Category:Martial Terms]]</div>

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