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Fencing is a
combat sport that
features sword fighting. It
consists of
three primary disciplines: foil, épée, and
sabre (also
spelled saber), each with...
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International Fencing Federation (Fédération
Internationale d'Escrime)
commonly known by the
acronym FIE, is the
international governing body of
Olympic fencing. Today...
- A foil is one of the
three weapons used in the
sport of
fencing. It is a
flexible sword of
total length 110 cm (43 in) or under,
rectangular in cross...
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Academic fencing (German:
akademisches Fechten) or
Mensur is the
traditional kind of
fencing practiced by some
student corporations (Studentenverbindungen)...
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Fencing practice and
techniques of
modern competitive fencing are
governed by the
International Fencing Federation (FIE),
though they
developed from conventions...
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other landscaping Boundary fencing, to
demarcate a
piece of real
property Newt
fencing,
amphibian fencing,
drift fencing or
turtle fence, a low fence...
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Scottish schools of
fencing in the
modern period (17th and 18th centuries).
Martial arts of the 19th
century such as
classical fencing, and even
early hybrid...
- The women's team foil was one of
eight fencing events on the
fencing at the 1964
Summer Olympics programme. It was the
second appearance of the event...
- a
glossary of
terms used in
fencing.
Contents A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T V W Y
Historical and
foreign fencing terminology German Italian See...
- legally-obtained
items of the same type.
Fencing is
illegal in all countries, but
legally proving a
violation of anti-
fencing laws can be difficult. The fence...
