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The Nature of Fencing Defense
Fencing Defense using Parry 3 & Repost
Fencing Defense Using Parry 5 & Repost
Fencing Defense Using Parry 4 & Repost
Fencing Defense Using Parry 3 & Repost with Development
Fencing Defense Using Parry 5 & Repost with Development
Fencing Defense Using Parry 4 & Repost with Development
Fencing Defense Using Counter Attack at Beginning
Fencing Defense Using Counter Attack at End
Fencing Defense Using Beat Touch
Fencing Defense Using Missed Attack
Fencing Defense Using Missed Attack & Repost in Development
Using Attack in Preparation Fencing Defense Moves
Using Simultaneous Attack Fencing Defense Moves
Variety & Combinations of Fencing Defense Moves
Summary: Learn sabre parry 5 and repost defense moves in sabre fencing with expert fencing tips in this free 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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"I'm Sharol Pestotnik with Colorado Fencing Academy. On behalf of Expert Village, we're going to be discussing Sabre Fencing defense. Our next defensive move will be to protect your mask. As your opponent comes in, if you see them go towards your mask, take a Parry Five and Repost. Your parries will work best for you if you take a small step back with your parry, and attack."
eHow Article: Fencing Defense Using Parry 5 & Repost
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