Staying in the Strip in Sabre Fencing

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Summary: Learn the rules of staying in the strip in sabre fencing with expert fencing tips in this free basis sabre fencing video clip.

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Nickolay Logatchov Nickolay Logatchov began his Sabre Fencing career in 1974 at the age of 10 in Minsk, Belarus. He was a two time Belarus National Sabre Champion, a two time So... read more

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Staying in the Strip in Sabre Fencing

I'm Sharol Pestotnik with Colorado Fencing Academy. I'm Nickolay Logatchav, coach of Colorado Fencing Academy. On behalf of Expert Village we're here to discuss the rules of Sabre Fencing. The area of Sabre Fencing, our strip, has lines on the sides, and on the back, and our fencers are required to remain within those lines. If a fencer steps off the side, with one foot it's called halt, and they come back on. If a fencer steps off the side with both feet, again halt is called. The fencer comes on, the fencer has lost two feet. The referee will back them up, and fencing will start again. If a fencer is pushed off the back of the strip, once both feet have crossed the back line, fencing stops, the fencer who has gone out of the bounds has lost a point. Their opponent gains a point.