Fencing

Fencing is divided into three disciplines:

foil sword saber

Scoring

O Saber: The sabre uses two lights (red and green lights, known as primary or scoring lights) on the scoring device (generally referred to as the box). A red or green light shows a positive touch, red being a touch from the left fencer and green being a touch from the right fencer.

A sabre action has three possible outcomes. Either one of the scoring lights turns on, both turn on, or the referee stops the action before either turns on.

O Foil: The foil is used as a thrusting (or point) weapon only. Contact with the side of the blade (a slap or slash) does not result in a score. The tip of the foil must be depressed for 15 (± 1) milliseconds while in contact with the opponent's lamé (wire-mesh jacket which covers valid target area) to score a touch. The tip must be able to support a minimum force of 4.90 newtons (500 grams-force) without the circuit breaking. This is tested with a 500g (± 3g) weight.

Wins Polishsolo: team:

1964y. Egon Franke 1972y. Marek Dąbrowski,1968y. Jerzy Pawłowski Arkadiusz Godel, Jerzy Kaczmarek, Lech Kozie- jowski, Witold Woyda 1972y. Witold Woyda

outfit

vest fencing pants fencing fencing shoes fencing mask

Best player Men: Women:O Aladar Gerevich Valentina

VezzaliMedal: Medal:Gold:7 Gold:32Silver:1 Silver:10Bronze:2 Bronze:7

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