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Old 06-29-2006, 01:58 PM   #121
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Card for covering, The easy fix is to hold the arm away from the body a couple of inches. I have seen fencers get away with a lot more if they try and do the right thing.
My understanding was that with the shoulders reversed, the off-weapon arm has to be OUT of the way, not just a few inches off the lame, because of it's abormal position (compared to how fencing regularly is).
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Old 06-29-2006, 01:59 PM   #122
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Eh, I expect I saw simultaneous actions (didn't see the settling, hence, of course, there was no settling ), and saw y'all make guard to guard and then body contact. And no, you certainly didn't argue at all, but I know you were far from a fan of the call
Well, I get into trouble from time to time in foil. I don't notice all contact while fencing...probably a product of doing a lot of epee...and the tendency until a few years ago to let "minor" contact pass without a card. Oh, well. And, yeah, I was mostly just surprised by the call because I didn't notice any contact, and I thought that you were calling it on the bell guards. Well, that, and I was disturbed to have to fence basically an entire DE with a yellow card hanging over my head. I did not want to be giving touches to Skwerer (and having my touch annulled) for further contact or turning or whatever.

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Yeah, honestly I was far from impressed with the field, to tell the truth. I thought you were the closest to an actualy foilist, and you're an epee fencer ><
Thanks....I think.

There were some others there that look more like foilists than I do. Fornaro made it to the 8, but he was out of shape and looked dead on his feet in the quater-finals. Because of some odd match ups, others were eliminated much earlier. Alter was out in the 32, I think. Stephen lost in the 32, too. But we were missing a lot of the regular semi-finalists from previous Divisionals (Toomey, Guevarra, you, Zay).

I hope we'll see you out competing next year. I'll be interested to see what your game looks like on these timings.
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Old 06-30-2006, 12:17 AM   #123
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I didn't say I wouldn't card I said that I see a lot of fencers getting away with it. I'm fairly hard about out or up to avoid a card, not all refs are.

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My understanding was that with the shoulders reversed, the off-weapon arm has to be OUT of the way, not just a few inches off the lame, because of it's abormal position (compared to how fencing regularly is).
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