Guy Windsor is a world-renowned instructor and a pioneering researcher into medieval and renaissance martial arts. He has been teaching the Art of Arms full-time since founding The School of European Swordsmanship in Helsinki, Finland, in 2001. His first book, The Swordsman's Companion, became an instant classic when it was published in 2004.

• Introduction to the Mastering the Art of Arms SeriesIntroduction to Volume 1 The Medieval DaggerChapter One: Fundamental PrincipleChapter Two: Foundations from FioreChapter Three: Mechanics and MovementChapter Four: Falling FreeChapter Five: Is This a Dagger which I See Before Me?Chapter Six: Grips, Strikes and BreaksChapter Seven: Remedy Masters: Control the WeaponChapter Eight: The System in BriefChapter Nine: Counter-RemediesChapter Ten: Dealing with the BackhandChapter Eleven: When in Doubt, Use Both Hands!Chapter Twelve: The Low BlowChapter Thirteen: Defense Against the Grab-and-StabChapter Fourteen: A Knife for a Knife: Defense with the DaggerChapter Fifteen: A Dagger Disarm FlowdrillChapter Sixteen: Armoured CombatChapter Seventeen: Expanding Your SkillsChapter Eighteen: One System, Many WeaponsChapter Nineteen: Sword vs DaggerAcknowledgmentsBibliographyGlossary

Guy Windsor is a world-renowned instructor and a pioneering researcher into medieval and renaissance martial arts. He has been teaching the Art of Arms full-time since founding The School of European Swordsmanship in Helsinki, Finland, in 2001. His first book, The Swordsman's Companion, became an instant classic when it was published in 2004.

• Introduction to the Mastering the Art of Arms SeriesIntroduction to Volume 1 The Medieval DaggerChapter One: Fundamental PrincipleChapter Two: Foundations from FioreChapter Three: Mechanics and MovementChapter Four: Falling FreeChapter Five: Is This a Dagger which I See Before Me?Chapter Six: Grips, Strikes and BreaksChapter Seven: Remedy Masters: Control the WeaponChapter Eight: The System in BriefChapter Nine: Counter-RemediesChapter Ten: Dealing with the BackhandChapter Eleven: When in Doubt, Use Both Hands!Chapter Twelve: The Low BlowChapter Thirteen: Defense Against the Grab-and-StabChapter Fourteen: A Knife for a Knife: Defense with the DaggerChapter Fifteen: A Dagger Disarm FlowdrillChapter Sixteen: Armoured CombatChapter Seventeen: Expanding Your SkillsChapter Eighteen: One System, Many WeaponsChapter Nineteen: Sword vs DaggerAcknowledgmentsBibliographyGlossary

Guy Windsor is a world-renowned instructor and a pioneering researcher into medieval and renaissance martial arts. He has been teaching the Art of Arms full-time since founding The School of European Swordsmanship in Helsinki, Finland, in 2001. His first book, The Swordsman's Companion, became an instant classic when it was published in 2004.

• Introduction to the Mastering the Art of Arms SeriesIntroduction to Volume 1 The Medieval DaggerChapter One: Fundamental PrincipleChapter Two: Foundations from FioreChapter Three: Mechanics and MovementChapter Four: Falling FreeChapter Five: Is This a Dagger which I See Before Me?Chapter Six: Grips, Strikes and BreaksChapter Seven: Remedy Masters: Control the WeaponChapter Eight: The System in BriefChapter Nine: Counter-RemediesChapter Ten: Dealing with the BackhandChapter Eleven: When in Doubt, Use Both Hands!Chapter Twelve: The Low BlowChapter Thirteen: Defense Against the Grab-and-StabChapter Fourteen: A Knife for a Knife: Defense with the DaggerChapter Fifteen: A Dagger Disarm FlowdrillChapter Sixteen: Armoured CombatChapter Seventeen: Expanding Your SkillsChapter Eighteen: One System, Many WeaponsChapter Nineteen: Sword vs DaggerAcknowledgmentsBibliographyGlossary