Fencing - Wikipedia
For example, fencer A attacks the arm of fencer B, drawing a high outside parry; fencer B then follows the parry with a high line riposte. Fencer A, expecting that, then makes his own parry by pivoting his blade under fencer B's weapon (from straight out to more or less straight down), putting fencer B's tip off target and fencer A now scoring ...
All you need to know about fencing - Olympics.com
2020年4月10日 · The most decorated fencer in Olympic history is Italy's Edoardo Mangiarotti who won six golds, five silver and two bronze medals at five Games despite his career being interrupted by World War II.
Fencing Tracker
Statistics and analytics for the sport of fencing
Mastering the Blade: The 10 Greatest Fencers in History - The …
2023年8月22日 · In total, Edoardo clinched an impressive 39 Olympic titles and World Championships, a record that outshines any other fencer in the sport's history. From 1936 to 1960, his collection includes one individual gold medal, five team gold medals, five silver medals and two bronze medals in the Olympic arena.
Fencing 101: Rules and scoring - NBC Olympics
The fencer to score the first touch is declared the winner. If neither fencer scores a touch within the one-minute period, the winner is the fencer who has "priority." Priority is decided by a coin toss before the start of the tiebreak period.
Fencing | History, Organizations, & Equipment | Britannica
2024年11月20日 · Fencing, organized sport involving the use of a sword—epee, foil, or saber—for attack and defense according to set movements and rules. Although the use of swords dates to prehistoric times and swordplay to ancient civilizations, the organized sport of fencing began only at the end of the 19th century.
What is Fencing? Everything You Need to Know - FencerTips
Fencing has produced many notable Olympians who have left their mark on the sport. Names like Aldo Nadi, who won multiple gold medals for Italy in 1920, and Valentina Vezzali, an Italian fencer who has won six Olympic gold medals, are celebrated in the fencing community.
History of fencing - Wikipedia
In the early years of competition fencing, four judges determined whether a touch had been made. Two side judges stood behind and beside each fencer, watching for hits made by that fencer. A director observed from several metres away. At the end of each action, the director called "Halt," described the action, and then polled the judges.
USA Fencing | Fencing 101: Basics of Competition
In its simplest form, the right-of-way rule states that the fencer who initiates the attack first gets priority and will win the point if they successfully hit the valid target area. Sounds simple, right? But, here's where things get interesting.
What is fencing? A complete guide to an age-old sport - Red Bull
2023年10月25日 · The transition from fencing for self-defense purposes to a recreational activity began when Italian fencer Domenico Angelo opened a fencing academy in the 1760s.