| Re: Request for information
Just guessing, but I would expect that your lunge would be impacted,
your retreat would be almost nonexistent and possibly the fleche as well..
So I'd suggest focusing on developing the most excellent parry riposte system
you can work up.
Very seriously speaking, I was in the middle of a bout of tendonitus
and my coach commented to me that injury is a part of the game and you have to
learn to work with it. Epee might be a better game for you than foil or sabre
where movement predominates.
J.
Myron Fairweather wrote:
> I am returning to fencing following an accident in which I lost my left leg
> below the knee.
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> Being right-handed, this is my back leg and I am looking for any information
> about the stresses placed on this leg, especially while wearing a
> prosthesis.
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> I have searched the web but the only references to "disabled" fencing relate
> to doing so from a wheelchair and I plan to fence standing up.
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> I will be discussing this with the hospital (they're impossible to get hold
> of sometimes) but I was wondering if anyone out there knew anything.
>
> Thanks for your time,
> Myron
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