Fencing 101: The Best Conditioning For Fencing

This video explores many different styles of solo conditioning for fencing and other athletics. There are many exercises to try but the list isn't extremely comprehensive. There are many exercises you probably do in your regular classes that aren't shown here, but there may also be several you haven't tried. Do you have a favorite exercise? Tell us about it in the comments.
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Unusual but fulfilling

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If the title doesn't tell you it's the best, the music will

[@shany8472]

Very good.

[@linakolak1520]

We need more tips of fencing related training at home without equipment about fight techniques

[@recsporteducation4594]

Good thought Mariam. I'll definitely look into making a video with that in mind. Keep checking back. If you have any other suggestions, I always appreciate new ideas.

[@recsporteducation4594]

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[@scarlet3509]

I want to understand how to referee (especially foil) especially when two lamps of scoring machines light up.

[@recsporteducation4594]

Thanks for your request. I've been thinking about a video along those lines actually. I'll look at putting something together.

[@broomfieldinterlocken53]

Scarlet guard, he has a judging video up now and it's really good.

[@recsporteducation4594]

Here is the best link to understand how to judge fencing for each blade. I also have three videos that cover all the current rules for each blade. Hope you check them out. ruclips.net/video/1nWna-w6JrE/видео.html

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We need a foot work in houses to bee faster and better

[@solitas5636]

I can’t do a single push-up without falling on my face

[@dudeofvalor9294]

Start by being on your knees which are tucked just behind your hips. This will allow you to do the press up without the strain on the arms. As you build up strength then cross your feet in this same position. It will make it more difficult but still doable. After that it is then to normal press up's. Hope this helps.