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Old 12-26-2002, 03:23 PM   #21
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If you find as a tall person that you are being pissed off by a short opponent, the answer is clearly to close in , and then lift up your front leg, open up, and piss on your opponent : you see he or she pissed you off , and now you are pissing ON him.
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As a fencer who is both short and tall, I can say that I agree with everything that's been said here. Being "height challenged" at both ends of the spectrum has caused great difficulties for me on the strip. Sometimes I wish people of so-called "average height" would be disallowed from competition.
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Old 12-26-2002, 05:52 PM   #23
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tall people have a different visual perception than do short people, [that calls for a study]
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Short answer, improve your sense of distance and timing. Talk to your coach for work on that area.
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Old 12-26-2002, 11:45 PM   #25
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As a fencer who is both short and tall, I can say that I agree with everything that's been said here. Being "height challenged" at both ends of the spectrum has caused great difficulties for me on the strip. Sometimes I wish people of so-called "average height" would be disallowed from competition.
This is good -- as far as I am 5'1" tall, I find that I use the same tactics of those 5'8" and taller -- the only diference is that they execute theirs in real-time, and I execute them in counter-time.
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If you are a like short fencer who is being pissed off by the taller ones, then a suitable fencing move is to like open your pants in front, and at the right moment , close the distance, and like piss on your opponents shoe. You will understand the principle: he pisses you OFF, so you compensate, and piss him ON. How about that ? --- "i was PISSED ON by this short-*** opponent " - a nice change from all the pissing OFF that goes on.
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If you are a like short fencer who is being pissed off by the taller ones, then a suitable fencing move is to like open your pants in front, and at the right moment , close the distance, and like piss on your opponents shoe. You will understand the principle: he pisses you OFF, so you compensate, and piss him ON. How about that ? --- "i was PISSED ON by this short-*** opponent " - a nice change from all the pissing OFF that goes on.
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Old 12-30-2002, 09:14 PM   #28
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By my count, that would be three...unless the opponent replied in kind, making four...
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