This category contains general information on western Olympic, Classical, and, less frequently, Historical fencing. Each of these versions of fencing involves individual vs. individual competition using some European version of a sword.
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- Olympic fencing enthusiasts practice the modern version of the sport, utilizing electronic scoring equipment. The majority of sites in this category are dedicated to Olympic-style fencing.
- Classical enthusiasts do not utilize electronic scoring and practice and compete emphasizing the nobility of the sport.
- Historical fencing typically utilizes multiple weapons at once, and practices the sport prior to the days of directed (refereed) bouts.
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Archive of USENET FAQs, providing an overview of the sport.
Includes club listings, training drills (footwork and blade work), and general information about the sport of fencing.
Description of actions and items used in fencing with equivalents in French.
Introduction to how fencing equipment operates, including the use of protective clothing and electronic scoring systems.
Archive of the rec.sports.fencing usenet FAQ.
Introduction to how fencing equipment operates, including the use of protective clothing and electronic scoring systems.
Archive of the rec.sports.fencing usenet FAQ.
Archive of USENET FAQs, providing an overview of the sport.
Includes club listings, training drills (footwork and blade work), and general information about the sport of fencing.
Description of actions and items used in fencing with equivalents in French.
Other languages 20
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