I used to enjoy the saber fencing class I took for like a year when I was 12. They had foil and saber, but I way preffered saber.
I'd love to take a western fencing style from someone who had teh real transmission.
S
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Re: Polish sabre training
by shawnsegler on Thu Jan 14, 2010 1:24 pm
I prefer
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Re: Polish sabre training
by strawdog on Thu Jan 14, 2010 1:33 pm
Very...
Some helpful training material in there.
Some helpful training material in there.
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Re: Polish sabre training
by Andy_S on Thu Jan 14, 2010 7:41 pm
Tremendous - much more interesting than sport fencing. What is with all the twirling of ribbons, flames, etc, anyone?
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Re: Polish sabre training
by RobT on Fri Jan 15, 2010 8:22 am
Not impressed. I would say the majority of the folks featured were beginners (footwork/ stance lacks precision, eyes/ head following the blade around etc.)
Learning modern fencing from a real expert is a privilege. In my case Laszlo Jakab... to whom I owe a huge amount (for what he coached me, and for him teaching me to be a coach)
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Learning modern fencing from a real expert is a privilege. In my case Laszlo Jakab... to whom I owe a huge amount (for what he coached me, and for him teaching me to be a coach)
RT
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