Kane Driscol – Page 12

What Does It Take to be a Leader?

I want to share 5 videos/ideas that have shaped my idea of leadership and have had a profound impact on my life. I hope something will stand out for you too.

Kingsley and Ul’vade’s Longsword Oath

Before the Rangers and Iron Thorn were officially formed, there was just a longsword fighting group. Kingsley and Ul’vade took an oath, overseen by Challe, to study Longsword as her apprentices.

How to Get the Most Out of an Open Workshop

Every three weeks, lesson time will be replaced with an Open Workshop. It’s a time to focus on what you’ve learned and tap into the experience of others.

My Thoughts on Melee

In this week’s Woodland Watch, I’ll be sharing my thoughts on Melee and becoming a better soldier in melee because that will be our focus this year.

What to Expect at Practice this Season (2018)

In this week’s Woodland Watch, we’ll be discussing what practices are going to look like this year.

Building Confidence in Fencing

In this weeks Woodland Watch, we’ll be discussing something that many people seem to struggle with: Confidence!

The Woodland Watch: Setting Goals

The Woodland Watch is a weekly post that will come out every Thursday at 7 pm. This week’s topic: Setting Goals

Why I Keep a Fencing Journal and How It Can Help You Too

One of my New Year’s Resolutions is to keep a better Fencing Journal. I’ve noticed a significant improvement in my skill and understanding of fencing when I have dedicated myself to it and I believe it’s a tool everyone should consider.

What’s in a Name?

Within the group, we have the option of choosing the name we will be known by. Overtime, it becomes a part of who we are. Why did you choose your fencing name and what does it mean to you?

2018 New Year’s Resolutions

The new year is a time for reflecting on the year that’s behind us, but it’s also a time for us to look forward to the 365 days to come. What do we want to accomplish this year?

Winter Warrior Challenge 2017

This challenge is meant to help you work on very basic fencing skills for 100 days. That’s just enough time before the fencing season starts again. Simply mark off each day you complete the exercise which will progressively get more and more challenging as time goes on.