An actor-stunt company whose members have performed and continue to perform at the biggest events of their kind in Europe, with an overlap to Japan, where they made a samurai video with their master that has over 5.5 million views.
Among the biggest events in Europe where Veles members have performed: the Kaltenberg Ritterturnier (arena for 15,000 spectators), Heroldsbach erlebnisse park (show for 3,000 spectators), Burg Sommeregg (for 4,000 spectators), Mittelalterlich phantasie Spectaculum (the largest touring event throughout Germany), Ulm (for 1,000 spectators), Wallenstein – Memmingen 1630 -historische Festspiele (for 2,000 spectators), Junktown, Cybertown and many more.
In the last year, the largest events in Central Europe dedicated to Japanese culture have been added: Animefest Brno, Advík (Adweek) Prague and Japanese Days in Ostrava.
Veles focuses on composed live performances, but has extensive experience in film (e.g. The Knight’s Tale, A Voice for the King of Rome), TV series (e.g. Cyril and Methodius), documentaries (e.g. Joan of Arc), fairy tales (e.g. Long Live the Knights), music videos (e.g. Nightwish – Sleeping Sun – 2nd version) and computer games (e.g. Arma, DayZ, Kingdom Come.)
We use synchronization of music, lighting, acting, effects, video projections and action in his theatrical shows. The action elements are mainly fencing, falling, flying through the air, fire effects (setting people on fire), various collisions (e.g. with horses), swordplay and stilt fighting in armour, and many more.
Leader and director is Herbert Heissler.

To be the best in fencing, we are also involved in traditional sport fencing at the performance level. Specifically, we focus on competitive sabre. However, we also work with other sporting weapons.
Our sports club has partial results, even after the first year of operation. Currently we have four second places in the Czech fencing ranking, at the last Czech championship we won a total of one silver, two bronze and three bronze medals in individuals and in teams.
We have also had success on the international scene, where our fencers are among the best Czech fencers and one of our fencers placed 20th in the U14 „European Championships“.
We are a bit of an unconventional sports club, because we use, among other things, techniques long forgotten. We also draw on the techniques of the old masters and try to apply them effectively in matches.
The head coach of the club is Herbert Heissler.

In the autumn of 2017, Herbert Heissler volunteers at the Japan Week event at the convention center and meets Mr. Tetsuro Shimaguchi in person. Tetsuro Shimaguchi is a Japanese actor, dancer and above all choreographer of fight scenes in film and theatre. He is best known for his work with Quentin Tarantino on Kill Bill, where he choreographed incredible fights, perhaps most famously and best reviewed is the fight between Lucy Liu and Uma Turman, and also portrayed the main villain of the Japanese mafia Crazy 88, Miki. Herbert Heissler doesn’t hesitate to approach Mr. Shimaguchi and in the ensuing interview he describes what we are doing and that we would like to expand our scope to Japan. The word was given and the following year Mr. Shimaguchi and his students come here to Tuhana, where the first workshop took place in May. Since this year we have been practicing the Kengido style in Tuhani and the master comes to us regularly every year!
Our master is also the leader of his theatre company KAMUI. Together we then made several videos, the aforementioned in Japan to promote Fukushima Prefecture, which reached 5.5 million views. Another was an experimental video about how it might turn out if a samurai met a Portuguese swordsman.

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We currently have a very successful Shiro and the Demons performance in our repertoire, which has been performed at the largest events of its kind in Central Europe.

The leader and head coach of the Czech Kengido section is Radim Leb.