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The North American Mangiarotti Society

The Modern School of the  Italian Sword

Welcome To The North American Mangiarotti Society

MISSION

Our mission is to preserve, study, and make available information on the Modern School of the Italian Sword as developed and taught by Maestro Giuseppe Mangiarotti and Maestro Edorado Mangiarotti.

MEMBERSHIP

Membership in the Society is available to fencing coaches who are endorsed by the Society to teach any of the weapons of the Modern School of the Italian Sword.

PROGRAMS

The North American Mangiarotii Society provides a variety of services to fencing coaches interested in the development of the modern Italian school of fencing, including:

(1) conducting clinics and endorsing the professional credentials of fencing coaches to teach the Mangiarotti Technique.

(2) accrediting fencing clubs who commit to provide instruction in the Modern School of the Italian Sword.

(3) providing continuing education for our members.

(4) networking among professionals interested in improving their instructional capabilities and techniques.

Mangiarotti Coaching Clinic 7-10 October 2016

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Our Emblem

The Society's emblem pays tribute to the themes of the Mangiarotti arms while remaining a distinct icon for our programs.  The green, red, and white are the Italian national colors.  The two red swords represent the focus on La Spada.  The red M is an allusion to the heraldic representation of hills, the red as a dominant color in the arms of Milan, and to the Mangiarotti name.  The green border is a feature of the Mangiarotti arms as is the green central triangle.