Instructors of the Academy
 l'arte dell`armizare William A. Brickman, Free Scholar, is an instructor of Fiore's system l'arte dell'armizare and has been training at AEMMA in the Guelph Chapter since 2005 under the tutlage of Provost David B. Murphy. Bill successfully challenged for the rank of Free Scholler on December 3, 2011. He is founder of the AEMMA Stratford Chapter in January 2012. |
 l'arte dell`armizare, Italian rapier  Beau F. Brock, Free Scholler, is an instructor of Italian rapier, in the style of Capo Ferro at the Academy since 2008. He is also earned his PhD in French at the University of Toronto. Beau began his study of historical fencing in Vancouver in the fall of 2006, where he was introduced to the martial arts of the later Renaissance, specifically, Ridolfo Capo Ferro, Achille Marozzo and Joseph Swetnam. He became an assistant instructor at Academie Duello in a little over a year, and has spent the better part of the last two years interpreting Giovanni Dall'Agocchie's fencing treatise entitled "Dell'Arte di Scrimia". Beau successfully challenged for the rank of Free Scholler on November 6, 2010. |
 l'arte dell`armizare, Italian rapier  Aaron Bolarinho currently holds the rank of Free Scholar of the Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts. Aaron began his training with AEMMA at the age of seventeen at the Academy's Chapter in Guelph, Ontario under the instruction of Provost David Murphy. Aaron has had a passion for the study of medieval violence and martial arts from an early age. After several years with the Academy in Guelph, Aaron moved to Toronto to begin an undergraduate degree in Medieval History and Philosophy at the University of Toronto. He achieved the rank of Scholar of the Academy in December 2008, and graduated from U of T in the June 2012. He achieved his Free-Scholar designation at the Academy in August, 2014. |