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Describe fencing Greetings all.
We are moving our club over to the local YMCA. They have asked for a description of Fencing to give out to prospective students and other Y members (bear in mind that this is Montana, where fencing usually means barbed wire).
Any suggestions? A link to a general, short description of fencing would be great. I'm just drawing a blank on writing up something short and sweet to describe our sport to someone who's never heard of it.
Thanks
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Why is this in the coaching corner? but here you go...from f.net
http://www.fencing.net/about/introduction.html
Last edited by MdA; 05-30-2009 at 11:24 AM.
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Secure a copy of Sports Illustrated's Book of Fencing 1st Ed., Lippincott; 1962. 62-11345 Library of Congress. 90 pages in length.
This is the most succinct text on the art of fencing , with excellent illustrations by Edward Vebell.
If you can locate a copy of this text, you will not be disappointed.
Bryn Ralph
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