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What Is Sabre Fencing?
Protective Equipment in Sabre Fencing
Sabres Used in Fencing
The Fencing Strip & Scoreboard
The Sabre Fencing Salute
Sabre Fencing Footwork
Taking Initiative in Sabre Fencing
Sabre Fencing Right Lunge Attack
Sabre Fencing Defensive Moves
Simultaneous Attacks in Sabre Fencing
Staying in the Strip in Sabre Fencing
Sabre Fencing Penalty Cards
Sabre Fencing Tournament Formats
Governing Bodies in Sabre Fencing
Summary of Basic Rules in Sabre Fencing
Summary: Learn about the fencing strip and scoreboard used in sabre fencing with expert fencing tips in this free basis sabre fencing video clip.
Nickolay Logatchov began his Sabre Fencing career in 1974 at the age of 10 in Minsk, Belarus. He was a two time Belarus National Sabre Champion, a two time Soviet Union Sabre Champion,...read more
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"Sabre Fencing is held on a strip, or piste. The length of our strip is forty-five feet, the width is four to six feet. We have an en garde line. This is an en garde line, and this is an en garde line. Our fencers are now en garde. Our score machine is electrical, all the wiring overhead you see that comes down, and into the sword, is how our score is conducted. As our fencers go forward and touch, you will see the light will come on as it completes the circuit. Having gotten the light, the referee will put a point on the score machine. Fencing is held in the language of French, that being the international language. Many words you will hear, as the referee calls points, will be in French."
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