5 different preparation steps for fencing [Advance, Balestra, Skip] 펜싱 5가지 준비 스텝. 击剑基本步伐

Hi all,
5 different preparation steps for fencing.
1. One-step
2. two-steps
3. One step variations
4. Balestra
5. Skip
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[@prafullajagtap3647]

Got to learn a lot of new footwork 🤺

[@Dsabre1]

Thank you

[@smyrna97]

Thank you so much for video. ☺😊I have some problems with balestra. Also, can you show about changing positions in attacking and deceieve attacking ( I'm sure but attacking person seems like going 3rd position but hitting 4th position ).

[@swordsmaninaus]

Hi, thanks for your comment. I didn't quite get your question. Can you explain it again?

[@michaelcravey4733]

Quick question for a saber referee if any see this video comment section. If a saber fencer does a balestra can it be considered a loss of right of way if the feet come back down to the ground with too much force thereby disrupting the fluid movement of the footwork?

[@bxndaries]

generally no, in regards to rules in state level competitions. if a referee is lenient, taking into consideration that the fencer continues to move forward, they will not consider it an attack no, however, if the referee is overly strict and/or the fencer stops for a moment, it may be considered an attack no. (this is regarding FIE rules)