What was the training of knights in medieval Europe?

Answer 1

Only a boy that came from a noble family could become a knight. They had to first become a page, then a squire, and at the age of 21 they would become a knight.

Answer 2

Knights in medieval Europe typically started their training as young boys, serving as squires to experienced knights to learn skills like swordsmanship, horsemanship, and chivalry. Training also included physical conditioning, combat practice, and learning the code of chivalry. Knights-in-training would participate in mock battles, tournaments, and jousting to hone their skills before being officially knighted.

Answer 3

The Knights started to train at age seven by practicing sword fighting, Wrestling, horse riding, and wearing 40 pound armor

Answer 4

Training for a Knight in Medieval Europe started from a very young age. It included living with a Knight.

Answer 5

Good Question and onto the question they were trained by targets and competitions before they went on to war

Answer 6

in some cultures, yes.