How to STOP LOSING in a Winning Match |

In this class I focused on an issue that bothers me personally. I absolutely hate watching my students give up the lead at the end of bouts. As a result this video is about what to do when your opponents are making desperate , high pressure attempts of making a comeback. Don't let you opponents steal what is yours. You must know how to "Seal the Deal"

[@erkocab]

good ideas - including the work on feint in tempo - in a situation not addressed by many coaches. thanks

[@HowtoFencingbyYarikandTim]

Feinting into people's attacks is one of the best ways to get an honest reaction out of your opponent

[@ぺたろう-s9k]

すごく勉強になります。
これからも頑張ってください。

[@Sofiefay32]

Very good video, I used these tips in my real fencing. Thank you!

[@HowtoFencingbyYarikandTim]

That's amazing! Glad you found it useful

[@ernestoguarnerosmontiel7974]

gracias

[@HowtoFencingbyYarikandTim]

Thank you as well ☺️

[@TalesForWhales]

Wouldn't the curve of the sabre be more forgiving when parrying an axe-like object vs a straight blade? And dueling we can move backwards whereas in a melee maybe that is rarely an option? Maybe a more robust tool that favors forward movement is better for formation too. Lots of factors. Poor humans always fighting. Peace to us all.