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Épée is one of the three modern Olympic fencing weapons, alongside foil and sabre. Descended from the historical dueling sword, it is the heaviest of the three weapons and scores touches only with the point. The entire body is a valid target, and unlike foil or sabre, épée permits simultaneous hits:...
The World Fencing Championships is an international competition organized by the International Fencing Federation (FIE) to determine the world champions in the sport. First held in Paris in 1921, the annual event features both individual and team tournaments across the three standard fencing discipl...
Sabre fencing is one of the three weapons contested in modern Olympic fencing, alongside foil and epee. Competitors may score with either the point or the cutting edge on the opponent's valid target area above the waist, excluding the hands, and simultaneous actions are resolved through right-of-way...
Foil fencing is one of the three primary disciplines in modern Olympic fencing, alongside épée and sabre. It utilizes a lightweight thrusting weapon, with valid scoring restricted entirely to the torso. The discipline is distinguished by its "right-of-way" rules, a set of conventions that dictate pr...
Singlestick is a traditional British martial art utilizing a wooden stick, originally developed as a safer method to train for naval cutlasses and notably featured in early Olympic Games.
