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Fencing The Olympic sport of swordfighting presented (Mostly Foil) by Adam Geller Fencing Tournaments TOURNAMENT FORMAT Events Age groups Skill Levels Teams Rounds Pools DEs (Direct Elimination) FENCING EQUIPMENT Protective gear


  1. Fencing The Olympic sport of swordfighting presented (Mostly Foil) by Adam Geller

  2. Fencing Tournaments

  3. TOURNAMENT FORMAT Events Age groups Skill Levels Teams Rounds Pools DEs (Direct Elimination)

  4. FENCING EQUIPMENT Protective gear Scoring equipment

  5. THE FENCING STRIP (PISTE) On guard lines 2 meter warning End lines Side boundaries

  6. Gameplay

  7. Basic Actions

  8. ATTACK Lunge Disengage Beat

  9. PARRY Riposte

  10. COUNTER- ATTACK Dodge and weave

  11. Basic Actions

  12. Right of Way Who gets a touch when both fencers hit?

  13. INTERSECTIONS 1. First car to arrive at intersection 2. Car on the right 3. Right turn > straight > left turn

  14. INTERSECTIONS 1. First car to arrive at intersection 2. Car on the right 3. Right turn > straight > left turn

  15. ROCK-PAPER- SCISSORS Attack Counterattack > Parry Attack Parry Counterattack Beat (Attack) Parry

  16. EXECUTION Missing Stopping Preparing

  17. Right of Way Who gets a touch when both fencers hit?

  18. Difficult actions Two types of actions where it is hard to figure out what is going on

  19. OFF THE LINE ACTIONS Fast A lot going on

  20. BLADE CONTACT Hard to see Ambiguous

  21. Difficult actions Two types of actions where it is hard to figure out what is going on

  22. Penalties in Fencing Fencers receive cards when they break certain rules Similar to Football, Rugby, etc…

  23. PENALTIES (CARDS) PART 1 Yellow (warning) Red (point against)

  24. PENALTIES (CARDS) PART 2 Group 3 Red (warning) Spectator yellow (warning) Black (elimination/ejection)

  25. EXAMPLE: Corps a Corps to avoid a touch

  26. Penalties in Fencing Fencers receive cards when they break certain rules Similar to Football, Rugby, etc…

  27. Fencing (Mostly Foil)

  28. Bonus Slides: Refereeing

  29. SEEING ACTIONS (POSITIONING) “Focus on nothing to see everything”

  30. INTERPRETATION Translating what you see into a call Go with your gut

  31. STRIP MANAGEMENT Controlling fencers, coaches, parents, spectators Dealing with equipment issues and injuries Confidence is key

  32. RULES KNOWLEDGE Need to know the laws of the game

  33. Bonus Slides: Video Replay

  34. VIDEO REPLAY Pros: Improves quality of calls • Prevents cheating • Great for training • Cons: • Slow & expensive • Can decreases consistency of calls in a bout

  35. Bonus Slides: Infighting

  36. INFIGHTING What do you do when you get close?

  37. CLOSE CALLS Close quarters fencing often leads to cards or difficult to call actions

  38. THROUGH THE LEGS There are many spectacular ways to hit from close range

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