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Drill Discipline
As you know, when we are learning at CCF, our classes typically have this structure: Explanation of the night’s theory. This can entail explaining the primary theme (what we are working on that night): sentiment du fer, refining the circular … Continue reading
Opposition, Timing, and Francesco’s Pipes
Last Saturday, we took a break from staying in and defending and attacking from the lunge. Instead, we worked on some timing aspects. Specifically, we focused on counterdisengaging upon our opponent’s change of engagement. (If any of these terms aren’t … Continue reading
Review of Saturday, January 8
Comme d’habitude, today we solidified what we were working on last Thursday: in this case, parrying and riposting while remaining in the lunge. Through experimentation and questioning, we learned today that there are a number of ways to respond to … Continue reading
Review of Thursday, January 6, 2011
Last Thursday, the advanced folks worked on something new: parrying and riposting while remaining in the lunge position. Below are some of the things to remember: * From the lunge, do not rock back and forward. * Don’t drift to … Continue reading
Just in Time for Thanksgiving, Something to Snack On . . . .
Next time you see him, congratulate Josh for doing pretty well in his first foil tournament. Staying true to his French roots, he even used his French grip! As a reminder, there is no fencing this Thursday. Instead, wear your … Continue reading
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