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Old 07-10-2005, 11:21 AM   #1
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Glossary of fencing terms

In the Rec Sport Fencing section a post including also this glossary of terms was posted several times. Me being quite new to fencing - alright, beginning of November last year, maybe not all that new, but still - I decided to copy paste the list for me as the terms used in fencing can be confusing.

Here for all the newbies and all those interested, the formatted glossary of terms. I am not responsible for its completeness, nor for the contenence of the list.

And my apologies in case it has already been posted once. I did not surf the f.net b-4 posting.
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Cool - thanks for posting that, Pauli!
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