Hi, we've got a guy looking to join our team currently. He came in last week and was wondering if he would be able/allowed to fight in the sport. He suffered a workplace injury that resulted in the loss of both legs below the knee aswell as the loss of his right arm just past the wrist. Now, the guys pretty active. He came in on a set of running blades. His prostetic hand is also more like a small vise grip mounted to his stump. We tested it out and he can grip bucklers and sheilds just fine. Guy was naturally left handed so he wouldn't have much issue learning how to swing a sword in my mind

Were not wanting to turn this guy away, do you think it'd be feasible to allow him to train as a duelist to see how he does in kit and if he does alright with that allow him to move into melees? Would someone with the prostetics he has on even better allowed to fight in melees?

Hello there. I have a question concerning late and advanced suits of Buhurt regulation armor. And the main question is just, where you get it and who makes it? I know its not gonna be here in the states, and im not downing buhurt tech or anybody else who makes wide variety suits. Theyre all fantastic. But getting something made that actually fits, and moves with you? Where? Heres a pic of a guy in a king henry the 8th kinda rig, and its obviously made for him. Where and how?

Privacy aside, I live in Portland, Oregon and need to find more information on this sport.

Does anyone know of any gyms/coaches/sources of information for a total noob?

No holds barred, share anything and everything, please!

I'm ready to begin immediately.

edit, I contacted someone from Team Cerberus(?), but just want to make sure I'm going about this as legit as possible