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Reddit » Fencing
2h ago
I'm looking for a new glove, and hoping (but doubting) something exists that I'm not aware of.
I've used the Allstar Gripstar forever. They last a decent amount of time before I chew through them, and they have great grippiness in the palm and fingers. But man are they bulky!
I recently got some Carmimari "Boss" gloves, and really wanted to love them. The fit is fantastic, shaped like a hand, tight through the fingers, minimal padding. OK grippiness but not great. I got three of them and chewed through them in as many months, so not really worthwhile.
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Reddit » Fencing
6h ago
Hi, I’m a high school student athlete. I am homeschooled so I don’t the the luxury of school gyms. I want to improve my fencing skills so I was looking for open gyms that allows fencing. Im in SoCal cali however I’m wondering if indoor sports parks will allow me to practice or even colleges near me.. I will email them or maybe even walk in and ask. I know there is open gym times at fencing clubs however there not in my area. Could you give me some tips to combat this? Thanks!
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Reddit » Fencing
7h ago
https://youtube.com/shorts/AqrjHxkbnPk?si=5afQK9fpoyg3Xs2t
My understanding was that in the air over the boundary was still over the boundary.
No?
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Reddit » Fencing
13h ago
Has anyone used a heavier weapon for training, then switched to a lighter one for competitions?
Just wondering of the implications of doing so and if there is any benefit in the first place.
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Reddit » Fencing
21h ago
I want to practice outside my club but don't have space inside my house. The gym doesn't allow actual weapons but is ok with plastic weapons. Should I practice footwork with a child-size sabre or no sabre at all?
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Reddit » Fencing
22h ago
My club has recently expressed interest in getting some patches so they can better represent our club at tournaments and such. What are some reputable vendors that you folks have used? We are a small college club and we don't have a huge budget, so a relatively low cost is a must.
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Reddit » Fencing
1d ago
When drills are done, the impetus often seems to just be 'put up a quick pool sheet and run through as much as possible'. It would be nice to have a few alternatives that involve bouting but might be a little more fun. We've of course done team matches (when the numbers work), and King of the Hill type 'winner stays'. But anyone have suggestions for other ways to structure a bouting rotation to mix things up a bit from 'the usual'?
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Reddit » Fencing
1d ago
I'm having conflicting experiences.
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