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Hey, I know this hall.

How do you get into this?

You must be used BSI Adhesives BSI-120 and BSI-151

Small point: when lunging push from the back foot, but DON'T go over an the side of the foot, as this slows recovery in the event you are parried and need to get out of the way quickly; keep the back foot flat on the floor and allow it to slide forward if necessary.

I’m in modern pentathlon too, and I’m first

Erin Go Braugh

Brilliant video, that run is crazy when there's not enough snow

Finally I understand that! Thanks a lot ♥

What kind of glue you use?

Do you have have any tips on doing the squatting part of this drill? I've been looking through a bunch of disciplines trying to figure out how to level change without eventually blowing out my knees.

Do u have more basics videos ur illustration is great

I studied boxing for 5 years. Will it screw my habits up if I learn to fence? I notice the footwork is different, in the sense that in fencing you land on the heel first, instead of on the balls of your feet.

nice one ..but were can i get those sneakers ..awsome kicks

I don't coach rolling over the back foot at lunging as well as holding the weapon the the pommel.

Awesome video :) !! Thank you for making this! I was not expecting to find a video from pentathlon Ireland searching for fencing drills. It was a great surprise to find a fellow Irish fencer here. I hope you make some more fencing videos, I subbed just in case.

I always put the glue into the blade and wait 3 minutes before I line in the wires. So I have an additional isolation between the wires and the blade, because sometimes the textile isolation of the wires is insufficient. And it sticks the wires better in its position. After that I twirl the wire from back of the tang towards the blade so the wire holds itself in position. For bending the blade I use a a cord with a narrow loop on one end and small hook on the other end. I put the loop over the tang then bend the blade and hook the hook into the barrel. The blade then looks like a bow with the cord as its string and I can put it anywhere for drying over night. No risk of anyone opening the door and accidentally tearing down the bended blade.

thanks!!!! saw some usefull tricks looks like new! in stead of the door we use a wooden block plus a rope

Jumping up on the lunge? Noooooh! forward only!

Or bend the blade using a chain instead of the door frame.

I'd be VERY careful of using a fibreglass wheel to clean the groove...that will actually cut through the steel. A diamond wheel does the cleaning job just fine and does not cut through the blade. There are also a lot of things missing from the vid. It's generally good, but you skip over a number of things like leveling the contacts, bending the blade backwards to look for popouts, properly stripping the wire for assembly, etc. I've lost count of how many foils and epees I've rewired over the years....when yo do as many as I do, you learn things.

Fantastic video. Long needed.

I personally feel it depends on your level and goals. A specific fencing coach will teach one 'school' of fencing. If you aim to be the best in the world I feel that you need to find a coach that can coach his/her 'school' of fencing to a world class level. However if you are just beginning it wouldn't hurt to try a few different lessons with a few different coaches until you find the type of fencer you would like to be. You must then work with that coach on that type of fencing until you achieve your goals. one of the hardest things when starting out is to find out your strengths, or your natural instincts. once you have found them, work to them. make your instincts your strengths, through training them so that you can have a natural advantage. for instance, I am a large fencer, with a lot of power, so naturally you would think that attacking is my strongest point. however, when I am being attacked I can move back quicker than most, so I have used this natural advantage, trained it until it is better and become quite an effective stop hitter... my fleiche is also quite good, however I get a larger percentage of hits going backwards. so my advice when starting out would be to work with a few different coaches for a short period of time, but ask yourself as soon as you can what type of fencer am I and stick to the coach that can coach that specific type of fencer the best.

Hey, would it be a good idea to learn/train fencing under two different coaches of two different clubs? E.g. To join the university group and one outside university. Thnx

A video like this was well overdue!

Go check out Moprovids Version of the Ironman

Best yet bud, Keep them coming !!!