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"Item was man mit dem knopf schlecht | das haissen die doner sleg dw magst In auch vnder die augen | in das visir do mit slachen"
Maister Marteins Hundtfeltz ca. 1452


-Workshops – Sparring – Tournament -

  • 25th to 27th July in Karlsruhe (Germany)

  • 3 days of historical martial arts

  • more than 20 different workshops on over 1300 m2

  • international instructors

  • Nonstop free sparring

  • Tournament with the longsword on Sunday

  • A shared training and sparring experience with a lot of fun and the opportunity to learn from each other.


- Voraussichtlicher Stundenplan -

Workshops
More than 20 different workshops will be offered over the weekend. Some are taught by Gladiatores-instructors ,others by well known international instructors. The main theme of the weekend will be the longsword, nevertheless we will have numerous workshops on other themes, such as dagger, sword and buckler or rapier. You may find the current list of the instructors and workshops here: Instructors

Accommodation and Catering
It will be possible for a limited number of participants to sleep in the Gladiatores Fechthalle. (only in combination with full catering). In addition there are plenty of hotels etc. in Karlsruhe. A list of places can be found here: Accommodation

We arranged the option of a full catering for the 3 days (a vegetarian option is possible upon request). It includes dinner on Friday, breakfast- an lunch buffet, dinner on Saturday, and breakfast- and lunch buffet on Sunday., as well as complementary water, coffee and tea throughout the event. The additional charge for the full catering is 29,00 Euros only.

Sparring and Tournament
Throughout Saturday a gym with 300 m² is available exclusively for our free sparring. On Sunday this will bethe venue for the „Donnerschlag Tournament“. You may find the rules here : Tournament

Karlsruhe


Karlsruhe (German pronunciation: ['ka?ls?u??]; formerly Carlsruhe) is a city in the state of Baden-Württemberg, in southwest Germany, near the Franco-German border.
Karlsruhe Palace was built in 1715 and the town is now the seat of two of the highest courts in Germany, the Federal Constitutional Court and the Federal Court of Justice. It has been speculated that Karlsruhe was a model for Washington, D.C. as both cities have a centre from which the streets radiate outward.

Karlsruhe Palace was erected in 1715 by Margrave Charles III William of Baden-Durlach, after a dispute with the citizens of his previous capital, Durlach. The city of Karlsruhe has since grown around it. In 1918, the last monarch Frederick II, Grand Duke of Baden had to move out.

Overview map Palace and garden

The former residence of the Rulers of Baden is since used as Badisches Landesmuseum.
Permanent exhibitions:
The collection of the Margraves of Baden
The weapons room contains the oldest objects in the collection of the Margraves of Baden. The collection is primarily composed of handguns as well as cutting and stabbing weapons from the 16th to 19th centuries.
and
Spoils from the Wars (Türkenbeute) of the Ottoman Empire between the 16th and 18th centuries, commonly known as the Turkish Wars, have found their way into secular and sacred treasuries and collections and libraries throughout all of Europe, with examples appearing in Vienna, Budapest, Krakow, Moscow, Dresden, Munich and Karlsruhe. The Karlsruhe Türkenbeute collection (Turkish spoils of war) stands out as a prominent example among these collections. The trophy collection owes its thanks to the successful participation of Baden’s margraves in the Ottoman Empire Wars, and above all to Margrave Ludwig Wilhelm von Baden-Baden. His victories over the Ottomans in the decade after the Battle of Vienna in 1683 earned him the nickname Türkenlouis and made him very famous among his people. Approximately 400 objects survive today. These objects, their stories and their historical background are documented in detail in the Virtual Museum (available only in german language).

Virtual Museum - www.tuerkenbeute.de/









Fees:
Early Bird 1– until 31st December 2013 Early Bird 2– until 31st March 2014 Late booking - as of 01st April 2014 full catering for the 3 days Contact us
99€
Gladiatores Members: 90€ 		119€
Gladiatores Members: 109€ 		129€
Gladiatores Members: 119€ 		29€ info@gladiatores.de

Booking and Payment
  • binding registration through the online registration form

  • Payment by bank-transfer or PayPal

  • Payment within 14 days after registration

  • The full catering option may be paid together with the participation fee or separately, but no later than 01st July 2014
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    HINTS:
    Entrance Requirements
  • normal physical condition

  • minimum age: 16 years

  • No piercings or jewelry during training, sparring or tournament

  • a liability exclusion has to be signed


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    Contact us:
    E-Mail: info@Gladiatores.de
    Tel.: +49(0)721-9454495
    Fax: +49(0)3212-9454495


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