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Re: [CFML] Announcement: Classical Fencing Tournament   Message List  
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Re: [CFML] Announcement: Classical Fencing Tournament

--- Flanconade@... wrote:
> All bouts will be fenced standard, with a director and four side judges.
>
> This raises a question always lurking: What does "standard" mean?

I really just meant not electric in this case.

Since we hope to eventually get a regular series of tournaments going, attended
by people from different schools and traditions, we will undoubtedly end up
experimenting with several different rulesets over time, but for now we will
take the precaution of making sure everyone understands the rules before we
start. I'll make a point of looking into Walter Green's concordance.

Maestro John Sullins will be the MC and Director for the tournament, so the
specific rules will likely reflect his Italian fencing background.

> we have adopted a much shorter strip

We have discussed that also, and plan to experiment with it as well.

> require fencers to give an account of how they achieved (and received) a
> touch.

I like it!

-Eric



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In einer eMail vom 9/26/2005 9:19:09 PM W. Europe Daylight Time schreibt ewmyers@...: All bouts will be fenced standard, with a director and four side...
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... I really just meant not electric in this case. Since we hope to eventually get a regular series of tournaments going, attended by people from different...
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... As an aside, this brings a question that has been lurking in my mind since one of my new students asked about amour. Is there any historical precedent for...
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... Sternum fractures?!? How hard are your students hitting each other? I suppose it's remotely possible, "even under the best conditions," but the thought had...
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Sep 27, 2005
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Just my one cent, I have fought for years and all my people and the people I fight against use Schlager Duelling Swords. These swords are much much much ...
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... John, Here is my 2 cents. As far as I know the real intention for chest protectors for BOTH men and women was safety. However a by product of wearing a...
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