{"id":202,"date":"2016-08-04T10:13:02","date_gmt":"2016-08-04T10:13:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.ifhema.org\/?p=202"},"modified":"2024-04-01T14:50:50","modified_gmt":"2024-04-01T14:50:50","slug":"the-alpencup-from-an-alpine-shelter-to-a-hema-connection","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.ifhema.org\/index.php\/2016\/08\/04\/the-alpencup-from-an-alpine-shelter-to-a-hema-connection\/","title":{"rendered":"The Alpencup: from an Alpine shelter to a HEMA connection"},"content":{"rendered":"
by Roman Vu\u010dajnk<\/strong><\/h5>\n

The\u00a0Austrian Championship and Alpencup 2015<\/strong>\u00a0took place in\u00a0Bad V\u00f6slau\u00a0, an adorable town near the nation\u2019s capital Vienna, on 19 and 20 September 2015.<\/p>\n

The Championship complements the list of many similar HEMA competitions on the provincial and national level, nevertheless, its addition opened a new chapter in the cooperation of regional HEMA communities.<\/p>\n

While the\u00a0\u00d6FHF \u00f6sterreichische Meisterschaft<\/strong>\u00a0and the\u00a0Alpencup<\/strong>\u00a0are two separate competitions \u2013 the former providing the ranking list of competitors from the\u00a0\u00d6FHF, the Austrian HEMA federation, and the latter including a larger pool of athletes \u2013 both were held on the same weekend at the same place.<\/p>\n

The scheme was simple: all registered fighters were to fight through the same matrix, following the same rule sets and weapon categories.
\nBoth competitions contributed to the same result list with the winner of the tournament becoming the winner of the Alpencup and the first \u00d6FHF fighter on the final list getting the title of the Meisterschaft.<\/p>\n

This year, 23 participants from three countries fought in three categories: longsword, rapier and sabre.<\/p>\n

Their bouts were managed by six judges and everybody was well taken care of by the members of\u00a0Historisches Fechten Baden, the local member of \u00d6FHF.<\/p>\n

The winner of both the Alpencup and the Austrian Championship 2015 is\u00a0Ingulf Kohlweiss<\/strong>, member of INDES-Salzburg, an accomplished fighter, as well as a much respected HEMA instructor.<\/p>\n

The complete\u00a0result list sits here<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Launching the Alpencup idea<\/h4>\n

The idea to start a HEMA competition in form of a league sprang in quite a dramatic setting \u2013 in an underground fallout shelter in Geneva, surrounded by the Alps.
\nIn early December 2015, after the First Session of the General Assembly of IFHEMA had been adjourned, delegates and other participants were invited to a portion of\u00a0raclette<\/em>\u00a0and white wine \u2013 a usual intro to an evening-long relaxed socializing.<\/p>\n

Sitting a bit farther away from the cheerful commotion, a group was diligent at work discussing the concept of the HEMA league and its competition system. The initiator of the process was\u00a0Harald Winter<\/strong>, larger-than-life president of \u00d6FHF and Vice-Treasurer of IFHEMA, as well as the main drive behind\u00a0Dreynevent.<\/p>\n

Harry was very kind to agree to join me in a Skype chat about the Alpencup.
\nIt was in the time prior to the General Assembly session, while IFHEMA has been considering declaring its official support to the IFHEMA International Cup (IIC), when Harry got a sudden impulse \u2013 why not create something similar, but a bit smaller, something for Central European HEMA communities?<\/p>\n

He wanted to establish a competition based on a co-operation between national federations, an event interesting for spectators to watch, for media to cover and for sponsors to support.<\/p>\n

One of the main strings was creating an opportunity for developing a live testing ground for rule sets and allowing for HEMA judges to build up their performance.<\/p>\n

To enjoy the privilege of having a fully operational set of judges and at the same time avoid situations where any of them would have to judge a bout fought by a fighter from their federation?
\nA marvellous idea, but can it be done?
\nIt would take some time and some testing, but is far from impossible.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

I could imagine Harry\u2019s finger tapping the desk while leaning toward the microphone. \u2018The sport really needs it, it deserves it!\u2019<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

 <\/p>\n

The Central European environment seemed as a very practical choice to him, as already existing national federations in the region are active in relative proximity to each other, which makes joint operations less troublesome and travel costs lower. Creating and developing a joint competition system would motivate the federations to further cooperation and networking.<\/p>\n

When asked why should the competition be named after the Alps, Harry replied that the Alps are one of natural connections between Central European communities and so it makes sense to have them as a mutual symbol.<\/p>\n

I found no reason to disagree with him.<\/p>\n

The first reaction after he had revealed his thoughts was expected. Nodding heads, articulated appreciation and an invitation to continue the process through email. Harry was glad that he got a positive feedback from the federations he aimed at.<\/p>\n

From December up until May 2015 when the registrations opened there were times when he felt the intensity of the process relaxing a bit, therefore he kept poking at the group and never stopped feeding it his ideas on the rule set and other things.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Making Alpencup\u00a0happen for the first time<\/h4>\n

\u2018The first step in approaching the public is timing your online appearance right. Your audience wants to know about the event early, so they can get more affordable tickets and a chance to plan their travel as cosy as possible.\u2019
\n(I hope every organizer of a HEMA event will keep that in mind)<\/p>\n

The choice of the location was not difficult to Harry. Bad V\u00f6slau is a lovely relaxed town just down the motorway from Vienna. There is no crowd, but plenty of parking spots, restaurants and accommodation venues.<\/p>\n

The biggest asset of the place is the local HEMA group,\u00a0Historisches Fechten Baden<\/strong>, a friendly community of motivated Hemaists led by a master organizer\u00a0Andreas Klingelmayer<\/strong>, who made everybody feel welcome.<\/p>\n

The majority of registered participants from Austria, Hungary and Italy* fought in the long sword category.
\nNineteen participants had to observe a \u2018rather provocative rule set\u2019, the intention being of making certain strategies less appealing to the fighters \u2013 rushing in did not pay off, double-hits were met with hostility and disregard for the opponent\u2019s weapon got one pair of contestants disqualified.<\/p>\n

It seems that the choice was a step in the right direction, as Harry reports a good and respectful fighting atmosphere with no exaggerations in any way. The fighters were fine, the judges were focused and the spectators appreciative. \u2018The mood was awesome!\u2019<\/p>\n

*Italian HEMA communities are at this time still not represented in IFHEMA. Nevertheless, the organizers find it important to co-operate with as many motivated regional HEMA communities as possible.<\/em><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Ingulf Kohlweiss<\/strong>\u00a0won the day in the longsword category, with\u00a0Richard Pavay<\/strong>\u00a0from Hungary stepping to the second place and Austrian\u00a0Andreas Hilscher<\/strong>\u00a0listed as the third.<\/p>\n

The rapier bouts with their seven contestants presented nice and clean fights, seemingly slightly less imposing than longsword. Hungary was not represented in this category, with Ingulf Kohlweiss securing yet another first position, followed by his countryman\u00a0Constantin Speitel<\/strong>\u00a0with\u00a0Aaron Caldarella<\/strong>\u00a0from Italy winning the third place.<\/p>\n

The sabre category proved not to be such a challenge to the judges, as it was fought between\u00a0Alessandro Cristiani<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Marco Pavanello<\/strong>, both from the same club in Italy.
\nEven if the number of fighters was the lowest for this category, the excitement was there. None of the contestants brought a weapon that would match the rule set. The local team did not just stand by, they provided the blades and made the sabre bout take place.<\/p>\n

It is important to put another category in the spotlight: the title of the Best female contender of the Alpencup 2015 went to\u00a0Anna Till<\/strong>\u00a0from Austria.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Judging panel<\/strong><\/p>\n

For the effort at judging and managing the bouts the organizers and competitors are grateful to:<\/p>\n

Marcel Dorfer (Austria)<\/p>\n

Patrick Pazour (Austria)<\/p>\n

Gabor Nemeth (Hungary)<\/p>\n

Adrian van Bronswijk (Germany)<\/p>\n

Ferenc Radi (Hungary)<\/p>\n

Harald Winter (Austria)<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

The future steps\u2026<\/h4>\n

Harry was pleased with the results of the first Alpencup event and places great hopes in the future of this enterprise. Nevertheless, his optimism rests on hard-won experience.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2018The idea was that each participating country hosts the Alpencup, Austria cannot be the only one.\u2019<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

 <\/p>\n

The Alpencup was not planned\u00a0as a one-time event, but a lot depends on the federation that picks the flag next and brings the competition forward. A working league system can be established in the next three to five years, depending on the input from the federations.<\/p>\n

\u2018But not with only Austria doing it,\u2019 Harry repeated.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

\u2026 and Farewell to all!<\/h4>\n

The conclusion of this article actually deserves an independent piece, but Harry does not enjoy spotlights so much.
\nThere is no other way of saying this: one of the pioneers of HEMA, a mover-and-shaker in a great number of evolutionary steps within our communities (including the creation of IFHEMA!) and a great friend Harry Winter decided it was time to retire.<\/p>\n

I remember when I met Harry for the first time. It was at the first HEMAC event in Dijon in the early 2000s. He and two other friends from Dreynschlag delivered a memorable ringen workshop.
\nHEMA, fun and more fun.<\/p>\n

Since then Harry has seen it all. \u2018HEMA evolved so much, it\u2019s grown so much.\u2019<\/p>\n

His achievements are many and Andreas Klingelmayer, who succeeded Harry as the President of \u00d6FHF, presented them to the Alpencup participants with gratitude.<\/p>\n

For most Hemaists outside Austria, it is Dreynevent that they usually think of when Harry is mentioned. No wonder, as the event is another in line of his HEMA kids.<\/p>\n

The biggest regional HEMA event and one of the grandest in Europe, Dreynevent remains one of the best managed gatherings which never disappoints neither in programme nor delivery.<\/p>\n

In addition, I cannot think of another HEMA event being completely booked in only nineteen minutes (yes, 19!) after the registration had opened (five months prior to the event actually taking place).<\/p>\n

Harry has no fear about the future neither his own nor for HEMA. His large shoes will be hard to fill, but he is certain that people who will follow in all the functions he used to manage will make a good job \u2013 only if they keep the co-operation between HEMA communities going and do not settle for self-sustained groups.<\/p>\n

Before he took the final bow at the Austrian Championship and Alpencup dinner, Harry took a look around and said: \u2018Please, be a part of Europe.\u2019<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

(The editor decided to publish the Alpencup article even if at a later date due to the importance of the content)<\/em><\/p>\n

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