Battering Ram [vid]

This is one of those videos that just makes me laugh. These guys have built a foam battering ram as a novalty weapon. I was going to give credit to whoever posted the link to these on the FaceBook page, but after 10 min of searching I can't find it. So, whoever you are, thank you to for bringing these videos to my attention.

Comic - Perspective

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Here is this months Pro Foam Fighter Team comic! I hope you like it. From here on I have plans for a story of sorts to begin to unfold.

Nerdy Game or Reputable Sport?

I found this article again in my wanderings across the internet and thought I should share it with you all.


"It is nerdy. This is hard to debate. Dressing in Medieval garb and playing make-believe may not fit everyone's definition of "cool", but the core of the sport proves to be much more than PVC and fiberglass."

Foam Fighting: Nerdy Game or Reputable Sport? is an article written by Stephen Jefferies for the Yahoo! Contributor Network in 2009. Read full article here: AssociatedContent.com

Book Review: Battle Gaming: The New American Sport

"I will be recommending this book to all my realm mates and battle gaming friends. I expect it will end up in my practice bag so I can show it off."

     Shortly after I launched Pro Foam Fighter I was contacted by David Graham asking if I was interested in reviewing his recently published book 'Battle Gaming: The New American Sport'. I was pretty excited. I have never been asked to review anything for a blog before so naturally I (as enthusiastically as e-mail allows) said "yes." I had followed this book’s progress casually from time to time over the past few years. I am a strong believer that the more products, books, blogs and movies there are for the public to find the better it is for growing our beloved game. I am ashamed to say that I had intended to show my support for the book by asking for the book as birthday gift from my family but it had fallen off my radar screen until Dave contacted me, asking if I would review it (at which point he offered it for free, and how can I pass up an offer like that!?!).