A dirk dance is a Scottish dance performed while brandishing a dirk. It is a solo dance but can be performed by two or more people dancing in unison. The dance is quite different in style from the better known Highland dances and in many ways imitates the use of a dirk in fighting.

Highland Dirk Dance from the film The Massacre of Glencoe, this was well researched for the film and is authentic in every detail. This is the actual Dirk Da...

Apr 17, 2011 · This is The Highland Dirk Dance as 'collected' by Mary Isdale McNab in Vancouver Canada. She taught this to Prof. Tom Flett - with the strict instruction that it only ever be taught to one...

The Highland Dirk Dance, which resembles a combative dance similar to those of Indonesian Penjak Silat, has the performer-executing knife techniques combined with kicks, trips and sweeps.

The Dirk Dance of the Kings of Mann performed by Paul Bradford and accompanied and Clare Kilgallon RBV. ...more.

A dirk dance is a Scottish dance performed while brandishing a dirk. It is a solo dance but can be performed by two or more people dancing in unison. The dance is quite different in style from the better known Highland dances and in many ways imitates the use of a dirk in fighting.

The meaning of DIRK DANCE is a leaping dance over and around a dirk or dagger done especially by Manxmen.

This is The Highland Dirk Dance as 'collected' by Mary Isdale MacNab in Vancouver Canada. In the 1950s/60s she taught this to Professor Tom Flett of Liverpool University - with the strict instruction that it only ever be taught to one other person.

We delve into a wealth of material including older forms of Highland dance, contemporary accounts of training, stories of actual combat experiences and Scots & Gaelic language and folklore.

Training in traditional Scottish Martial Art involving - Broadsword, Dirk & Targe, Single-stick, The half-lang & Claidheamh mòr, Medieval dagger, Pugilism and traditional Wrestling