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Hi,I need some informations about camp in Szombathely Hi everybody,I'm 15 years old fencer,my weapon is epee.I'm going to camp in Szombathely this summer.So I have some questions about it.
Firstly Are some fencers in my age going to this camp?
Seconly fencers comunicate in which language for the most? -
why nobody write to me,does somebody know answers on this questions -
mirka,
personally, i don't know anything about this camp, but below are a few links to old threads with information and people you may be able to contact with your questions. the first is concerning the camp few years ago, but the comments might be of help. good luck. http://www.fencing101.com/vb/showthread.php?t=6052 http://www.fencing101.com/vb/showthread.php?t=15100 -
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Array The camp has fencers of all ages.
The years we went there was a great mix of language. English is NOT the top language. Hungarian then I guess German then english and others.
You will be able to understand more than you woul imagine. You will have a great time and come back kicking butt!!
Cheers
R -
and in which age are fencers in most cases?
and Is it ok,when I can speak only english? -
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Array Ages and Languages  Originally Posted by mirka and in which age are fencers in most cases?
and Is it ok,when I can speak only english? I attended in 2002. It was mostly teenagers in all weapons and both genders. They divided fencers into 3 skill levels, by weapon and gender. Then they moved some folks around in the skill levels a little based on progress and true skill showing through. The weapon and gender assignments didn't change.
I was fortunate that I spoke some German, but it was never required. They always made sure everyone knew what do to. 11 or more countries were there so show-and-tell was a large part of the instruction.
One of the most important things to learn the first day was how do read the daily event calendar. It told by level/weapon/gender where to meet or show up for your sessions (2 per day). Locations and activities were always changing so you had to pay attention and ask questions if unsure.
There's more running and fitness during the first 3 days, but then everyone's bodies are tuned up and the shift is towards drills, skills, then bouts.
Also try to arrange for a daily coaching session. It was $10 for 30 minutes when I was there - a great buy and great coaching.
Great experience! -
Thanks for your perfect informations.I think that this informations will be useful for me.I was looking for this informations for long time.Many thanks again Mirka -
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Array I think I'm definately going to go next year, I've heard nothing but good things about this camp. RebelFencer's Awesome Quote of the Week:
"Encouraging the average age of first intercourse to go below 16?"
-Army Fencer -
 Originally Posted by RebelFencer I think I'm definately going to go next year, I've heard nothing but good things about this camp.
But does anyone have any details on it? A website? Even in Hungarian is okay. I can try to translate it as part of my magyar homework...
Can't do this year, but might be tempted for next summer. -
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Array Best person to speak to about that camp is usually Tony Solti, head foil coach at MTK. The camp is often known (or was...) as the "Solti Team Camp". "First, second, third, dead f***in' last." - Greg Glassman Similar Threads -
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