Bastion
Historical Fencing Academy
Combat. Camaraderie. Community.

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TAKING YOU ON A JOURNEY OF SWORDMANSHIP ONE STEP AT A TIME.
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How do I start learning HEMA?

We have a basic course in swordsmanship, developed around the historical sources of 15th Century Messer fighting. It will be all you need to get started! This course is for anyone above 18 who wish to get started on their sword journey.

All you have to do is to head over to our basics course page and check out when the next intake is. You can also drop by one of our open house and have a taste of what Bastion is about!

Are you between the ages of 14 to 17? If so, you'll want to join Rook! It is the youth class that we conduct to help develop a strong base of strength, agility, and keen sense of awareness! The classes will be taught using the messer or dussack and will be entirely historical!
Can I hire your crew for my event?

Absolutely! Our management and performing team have background and formal studies in film, and theater productions.

We have worked with organizations like SOTA to bring history from the pages into reality. Not limited to that, we have done large corporate workshops for over 50 pax, as well as conducted corporate events and consulted for game companies in terms of developing accurate animation.

Our team is quite versatile, and we would love to help develop an atmosphere of swashbuckling and sword fighting for your next event.

All you have to do is send us an email!
Corporate Clients
"The team really engaged the students, and it was clear that a lot of thought and effort went into planning the programme. As well as being able to go with the flow and adapt to the situation. Very visually impressive and helpful in increasing participation from more students. It's great for girls to see strong women as role models too. Our correspondence in the lead up to the event was very smooth and stress-free. All in all, Bastion did an excellent job."
- M. Yeo (Organizer)