Pas d'armes Roll

training : pas d'armes roll - 2012

Particulars: date: Saturday, April 14, 2012, venue: The salle d'armes, 927 Dupont St.
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The salle d'armes, 927 Dupont St.

The Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts (AEMMA), established in 1998, the first of such training academies in Canada, is hosting the 3rd annual event at its training facilities located on the 2nd floor, at 927 Dupont St., near the intersection of Dupont and Ossington. Parking along Concorde or Dupont streets.

Aaron Bolarinho, scholler, AEMMA (Defendants)

Aaron started training with AEMMA 4 years ago in his senior year of High School. He attended Guelph chapter of AEMMA for his first two years while he lived in Kitchener, Ontario. Upon being accepted at the University of Toronto for the Fall 2007 year, Aaron moved into residence there at St. Michaels College. He now attends the Toronto chapter of AEMMA, while studying Medieval History and Philosophy. Aaron also successfully challenged for the rank of scholler on December 14, 2008.

Matt "Jack" Dreger, scholler, AEMMA (Appellants)

Matt is a Scholler and has been studying Western Martial Arts with AEMMA since 2006. He briefly studied Asian martial arts and is a competitive target shooter. He has a lifelong passion for history and literature, which he nurtured with a degree from UofT in Literary Studies, History and Philosophy. His career, however, took him towards IT, where he has been a programmer, web developer and writer for the last decade.

Miguel Cura (squiring Kel Rekuta)

Miguel has been training with AEMMA off and on since Aug 2002. He is an animator by trade, and periodically trains at AEMMA or FACT.

Jacquie Miller (squiring David M. Cvet)

Jacquie began training at AEMMA in early 2010, and has been squiring a number of times for David during various events. She has a deep interest in learning the art, and has desires to also fight in harness at some point in the near future.

Beau Brock, Free Scholler, AEMMA

Beau hailing from Vancouver, and instructor at Academie Duello, is now attending the University of Toronto, working on his post doctoral degree focused on societal languages. During his studies in Toronto, the opportunity presented itself to leverage his skills and expertise in Italian rapier, and his passion for Ridolfo Capo Ferro manifested into a popular rapier class at AEMMA. He also earned his Free Scholler rank on Nov 6, 2010.

Matt Brundle, Scholler, AEMMA
Matt joined AEMMA on November 9, 2003 and has trained regularly at AEMMA and successfully achieved his scholler rank on April 2, 2006. He is a school teacher by profession and has a great interest in medieval history which he shares with his students.

David M. Cvet, Provost & Founder, AEMMA
David has studied and practiced historical European medieval martial arts for 14 years, and has also studied and practiced Asian combat arts in his past. His background and experience having fired his desire to pursue a formal medieval martial arts training program, he founded AEMMA in mid-1998. David is also the 23rd President of the Royal Heraldry Society of Canada.

Brian A. McIlmoyle, Provost & co-Founder, AEMMA
Brian began his study of fencing in his youth, Participating in historical recreation activities of the Medieval era. Mr. McIlmoyle learned to fence while in university practicing with the university fencing club where he focused on the saber. Finding modern fencing to be missing an air of combativeness, Brian refocused his practice to the study of medieval swordsmanship.

Kelly Rekuta, Free Scholler & Instructor, AEMMA
Kelly has been involved with medieval re-enactment through the Society of Creative Anachronism (SCA) for almost 30 years. Having been exposed to the work at AEMMA since 1998, he joined AEMMA and eventually earned the rank of Free Scholler and achieved the position of instructor. Kel is also a skilled leather craftsman, having created numerous hardened armoured defensive equipment for students at AEMMA.

Aldo Valente, Free Scholler & Instructor, AEMMA
Aldo joined AEMMA on March 29th, 2004 and has trained regularly at AEMMA to the point of achieving the rank of scholler on May 29, 2005 and more recently, successfully achieved the rank of free scholler on March 1, 2009. He has been working, researching and training on achieving his rank of Free Scholler. Aldo also has numerous years of training as a boxer, which appears during his training and bouts in the form of excellent footwork and timing.

Ross Goodfellow, AEMMA
Ross has been a member of the Academy since October 2004 and had successfully achieved his scholler rank in October of 2005. Ross is also a videographer and talented musician, and does his own video production. He had created a number of DVDs of AEMMA's various events and past pas d'armes.

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pas d'armes menu

the announcement
the venue
the patron(s)
the heralds
the procession herald
the marshals
the squires
the defendants
the appellants
special banner bearers
the chroniclers
ladies in waiting

	Matt Brundle, Scholler, AEMMA Matt joined AEMMA on November 9, 2003 and has trained regularly at AEMMA and successfully achieved his scholler rank on April 2, 2006. He is a school teacher by profession and has a great interest in medieval history which he shares with his students.
	David M. Cvet, Provost & Founder, AEMMA David has studied and practiced historical European medieval martial arts for 14 years, and has also studied and practiced Asian combat arts in his past. His background and experience having fired his desire to pursue a formal medieval martial arts training program, he founded AEMMA in mid-1998. David is also the 23rd President of the Royal Heraldry Society of Canada.
	Brian A. McIlmoyle, Provost & co-Founder, AEMMA Brian began his study of fencing in his youth, Participating in historical recreation activities of the Medieval era. Mr. McIlmoyle learned to fence while in university practicing with the university fencing club where he focused on the saber. Finding modern fencing to be missing an air of combativeness, Brian refocused his practice to the study of medieval swordsmanship.
	Kelly Rekuta, Free Scholler & Instructor, AEMMA Kelly has been involved with medieval re-enactment through the Society of Creative Anachronism (SCA) for almost 30 years. Having been exposed to the work at AEMMA since 1998, he joined AEMMA and eventually earned the rank of Free Scholler and achieved the position of instructor. Kel is also a skilled leather craftsman, having created numerous hardened armoured defensive equipment for students at AEMMA.
	Aldo Valente, Free Scholler & Instructor, AEMMA Aldo joined AEMMA on March 29th, 2004 and has trained regularly at AEMMA to the point of achieving the rank of scholler on May 29, 2005 and more recently, successfully achieved the rank of free scholler on March 1, 2009. He has been working, researching and training on achieving his rank of Free Scholler. Aldo also has numerous years of training as a boxer, which appears during his training and bouts in the form of excellent footwork and timing.

*The salle d'armes, 927 Dupont St.*
	The Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts (AEMMA), established in 1998, the first of such training academies in Canada, is hosting the 3rd annual event at its training facilities located on the 2nd floor, at 927 Dupont St., near the intersection of Dupont and Ossington. Parking along Concorde or Dupont streets.

Aaron Bolarinho, scholler, AEMMA (Defendants)
	Aaron started training with AEMMA 4 years ago in his senior year of High School. He attended Guelph chapter of AEMMA for his first two years while he lived in Kitchener, Ontario. Upon being accepted at the University of Toronto for the Fall 2007 year, Aaron moved into residence there at St. Michaels College. He now attends the Toronto chapter of AEMMA, while studying Medieval History and Philosophy. Aaron also successfully challenged for the rank of scholler on December 14, 2008.
Matt "Jack" Dreger, scholler, AEMMA (Appellants)
	Matt is a Scholler and has been studying Western Martial Arts with AEMMA since 2006. He briefly studied Asian martial arts and is a competitive target shooter. He has a lifelong passion for history and literature, which he nurtured with a degree from UofT in Literary Studies, History and Philosophy. His career, however, took him towards IT, where he has been a programmer, web developer and writer for the last decade.

Miguel Cura (squiring Kel Rekuta)
	Miguel has been training with AEMMA off and on since Aug 2002. He is an animator by trade, and periodically trains at AEMMA or FACT.
Jacquie Miller (squiring David M. Cvet)
	Jacquie began training at AEMMA in early 2010, and has been squiring a number of times for David during various events. She has a deep interest in learning the art, and has desires to also fight in harness at some point in the near future.