SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 27: A peice Yoda memoribilla is seen as students take part in a training class at the Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy on June 27, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy is a volunteer organisation of Star Wars fans who use stage combat as a way to promote fun, fitness and education. The Australian designed and manufactured lightsabers used in classes are made from aluminium with poly-carbonate blades. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
A class use Saberdyne sabers as they take part in a lesson at the Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy in Sydney, Australia. All photos by Mark Kolbe / Getty Images
The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy is a volunteer organisation of Star Wars fans who use stage combat as a way to promote fun, fitness and education.
Saberdyne sabers are crossed by staff and students at the conclusion of a class.
The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy company logo.
A Storm Trooper costume is seen at the training studio
A student takes part in a class.
A collection of training lightsabers.
Darth Vader memorabilia.
A class swishes their swords.
Two students cross swords.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 27: Saberdyne sabers are used by students as they take part in a training class at the Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy on June 27, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy is a volunteer organisation of Star Wars fans who use stage combat as a way to promote fun, fitness and education. The Australian designed and manufactured lightsabers used in classes are made from aluminium with poly-carbonate blades. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 27: A peice Yoda memoribilla is seen as students take part in a training class at the Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy on June 27, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy is a volunteer organisation of Star Wars fans who use stage combat as a way to promote fun, fitness and education. The Australian designed and manufactured lightsabers used in classes are made from aluminium with poly-carbonate blades. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
A class use Saberdyne sabers as they take part in a lesson at the Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy in Sydney, Australia. All photos by Mark Kolbe / Getty Images
The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy is a volunteer organisation of Star Wars fans who use stage combat as a way to promote fun, fitness and education.
Saberdyne sabers are crossed by staff and students at the conclusion of a class.
The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy company logo.
A Storm Trooper costume is seen at the training studio
A student takes part in a class.
A collection of training lightsabers.
Darth Vader memorabilia.
A class swishes their swords.
Two students cross swords.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 27: Saberdyne sabers are used by students as they take part in a training class at the Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy on June 27, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy is a volunteer organisation of Star Wars fans who use stage combat as a way to promote fun, fitness and education. The Australian designed and manufactured lightsabers used in classes are made from aluminium with poly-carbonate blades. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 27: A peice Yoda memoribilla is seen as students take part in a training class at the Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy on June 27, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy is a volunteer organisation of Star Wars fans who use stage combat as a way to promote fun, fitness and education. The Australian designed and manufactured lightsabers used in classes are made from aluminium with poly-carbonate blades. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
Crossing lightsabres at a training school in Australia - in pictures
The Sons of Obiwan Saber Academy in Sydney is a volunteer organisation of Star Wars fans who use stage combat as a way to promote fun, fitness and education
