The Art of Fencing
The Art of Fencing
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151 TO PABBY ponrr thbusts Jm the oommon parries of tieroe, quarte, or, in the low liiie% eeoonde. Infig. 80 a point thruet in the low lines is being par- ried by eeocmde.
TO AVOID ABM CUTS 0raw your sabre hand back out of range, or oppose your blade in time.
AVOID THIGH OUTS By escaping to the rear, or, in other words, by withdrawing the leg which is attacked. (See fig. 81.) TlUs is well to prao- tioe, although, as a matter of fact, no cuts are counted below the hip by the rules of the A. F. L.... A.
THE BIPOSTK Neyer riposte until you are sure of being covered, or that your adrersary's blade is not in dangerous proximity. Blposte at the nearest or most exposed part of your opponent's per- son, which is most frequently his arm. (See fig. 81.) THE TIME THBUST Ifl an attack on the adversary's development, and is either a Point Thrust or an Arm Cut. (See fig. 88.) On his Head Cut yen oan escape and slash his arm. Also upon his Thigh or VIQ. 88,«-TIlfB THBUST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
151 TO PABBY ponrr thbusts Jm the oommon parries of tieroe, quarte, or, in the low liiie% eeoonde. Infig. 80 a point thruet in the low lines is being par- ried by eeocmde.
TO AVOID ABM CUTS 0raw your sabre hand back out of range, or oppose your blade in time.
AVOID THIGH OUTS By escaping to the rear, or, in other words, by withdrawing the leg which is attacked. (See fig. 81.) TlUs is well to prao- tioe, although, as a matter of fact, no cuts are counted below the hip by the rules of the A. F. L.... A.
THE BIPOSTK Neyer riposte until you are sure of being covered, or that your adrersary's blade is not in dangerous proximity. Blposte at the nearest or most exposed part of your opponent's per- son, which is most frequently his arm. (See fig. 81.) THE TIME THBUST Ifl an attack on the adversary's development, and is either a Point Thrust or an Arm Cut. (See fig. 88.) On his Head Cut yen oan escape and slash his arm. Also upon his Thigh or VIQ. 88,«-TIlfB THBUST.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Waist Out (Sm ng.
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