So, ever since I moved to Arizona fencing has been a different beast for me. I'm not getting coaching (yet), I'm only going to fencing twice a week at most, and there aren't that many foilists to practice with. I went to one tournament in San Bernadino, and that was a lot of fun (I won and renewed my C), but so far the tournaments in AZ have been pretty small (15 or less) and it hasn't seemed worth the money. I'm looking forward to fencing more when ASU starts up again; I am going to try to fence
I just read the article posted on fnet about choking (http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/20...-choking/all/1). It really got me wondering what I should be thinking about when I am fencing. I recently had a good fencing weekend, I won a tournament, and fenced well in another. I'm trying to remember what and how much I was thinking at that time, and how I should apply that to when I'm fencing and when I'm practicing. Here are my thoughts.
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and renewed my C), but so far the tournaments in AZ have been pretty small (15 or less) and it hasn't seemed worth the money. I'm looking forward to fencing more when ASU starts up again; I am going to try to fence