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Eric Myers has been involved in fencing and martial arts since 1984, and is a certified Master at Arms in classical Italian fencing through the San Jose Fencing Master's program. He also teaches classical and historical fencing at the Sacramento Fencing Club and the local Tattershall practice, and is a board member of the Tattershall School of Defense. In 1997 he and James Nordstrom cofounded the study group that has grown into the Sacramento Sword School. Eric has also been working on translating historical Portuguese fencing texts.
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Puck Curtis began studying historical fencing in 1992 and began researching Spanish fencing in 1994. He is the cofounder of the Destreza Translation and Research Project and maintains the Theory and Practice section for the website. Currently living in Woodland, California, he is also the primary historical fencing instructor for the Davis Fencing Academy. Puck is certified to teach classical Italian fencing as a Master at Arms through the San Jose Fencing Master's program. He is also a member of the SCA's Order of the White Scarf, and is a board member of the Tattershall School of Defense.
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Mary Curtis is the other cofounder of the Destreza Translation and Research Project, where she is the primary researcher and translator. She is also a Ph.D. candidate in Golden Age Spain at the University of California, Davis.
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Kevin Murakoshi is certified to teach classical Italian fencing as a Provost at Arms through the San Jose Fencing Master's program, and also teaches at the Davis Fencing Academy.
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James Nordstrom has been active in martial arts and fencing since the early 1990's and is a certified Guru in Bahala Na Escrima. In 1997 he and Eric Myers cofounded the study group that has grown into the Sacramento Sword School.
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