Frank Perrin

As an Historical Martial Artist, Frank Perrin has been studying and teaching documented fighting techniques to professionals and amateurs alike for over 7 years. He has taught private and group swordsmanship seminars, instructed for the Education Department at the Higgin's Armory Museum, and is a recurring instructor at Combat Con, the largest convention of Martial Artists and Stunt Performers in the United States. He is the co-president of Bayt Al-Asad , an organization dedicated to the research and revival of the historical fighting arts of medieval Persia and other Middle Eastern cultures. Additionally, he is an active member and competitor in the Mounted Archery Association of the Americas.

He hold's a Master's Degree in Public History from Central Connecticut State University and has worked as an independent researcher and academic consultant.  He currently serves as an advisor and presenter of Islamic Arms and Armor at the Worcester Art Museum.   He currently serves as a researcher for The Mamluk Project, a project that aims to translate "Kitāb al-makhzūn jāmiʻ al-funūn" a 15th century Egyptian warfare and martial art's manuscript.

His unique blend of historical knowledge, practical martial arts skills, and engaging teaching style makes him a standout instructor you won't want to miss.