Fencing Blade Drills You Can Practice At Home - 400 Touches Saber Drill

In this video, I demonstrate a saber blade drill called 400 touches.
This is part 2 of an 8 part video series on Fencing Blade Drills You Can Practice At Home.
50 - Touches to the Head (5 line) returning your arm to the en garde position after each touch. First 25 touches should be done slow. Last 25 touches should be done fast.
50 - Touches to the Head (5 line) with your arm fully extended. Using only your fingers and wrist to make continuous, light, fast, tapping touches without returning your arm to en garde.
50 - Touches to the Flank (3 line) returning your arm to the en garde position after each touch. First 25 touches should be done slow. Last 25 touches should be done fast.
50 - Touches to the Flank (3 line) with your arm fully extended. Using only your fingers and wrist to make continuous, light, fast, tapping touches without returning your arm to the en garde position.
50 - Touches to the Belly (4 line) returning your arm to the en garde position after each touch. First 25 touches should be done slow. Last 25 touches should be done fast.
50 - Touches to the Belly (4 line) with your arm fully extended. Using only your fingers and wrist to make continuous, light, fast, tapping touches without returning your arm to en garde.
50 - “Pull Through” touches to the Belly (4 line) returning your arm to the en garde position after each touch. First 25 touches should be done slow. Last 25 touches should be done fast.
50 - "Pull Through" touches to the Belly (4 line) with your arm fully extended. Using only your fingers and wrist to make continuous sweeping touches without returning your arm to en garde.
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[@dudeofvalor9294]

So I incorporated the idea of this drill but using a foil. Worked like a charm and felt good to have a drill.
Cheers for this and look forward to your other videos!

[@YouLoveMrFriendly]

Fencing is cool. Thanks.

[@anamggss]

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[@손서재]

큰도움 됬습니다 고맙습니다~

[@BudgetDecks]

Very good video! I will add this to my repertoire of drills!

[@СергейМ-я2е]

Доброго дня. Спасибо вам за урок/ Хочу проверить себя. Жаль что так мало подписчиков на канал. Очень хорошее видео

[@sarkarsabarishsarkarsabari6090]

Thanks for you

[@OKOK-qf8fp]

棒棒哦谢谢教练

[@rayculetetra5910]

thank you very much

[@FencersEdge]

Your welcome!

[@mohammadsabzi6076]

Thanks for that

[@johndecoteau629]

nice! ty!

[@SpookyTran]

Can anyone explain the purpose of the pullthrough cut?

[@clayerkwiltee2315]

Yes.

[@salimafencer7888]

Hi 👋Ellie🥰🥰

[@adambroz3047]

Don't you sopouse to land on front leg first and don't get rear leg before the front one in flash atack? I use to compete with saber many years ago, but I found some fouls against rules as I remeber...Im talking about the prewiev part of video...but also i video about lunge...your hand is supoused to lead that lounge...even in footwork practice...Am I wrong?

[@FencersEdge]

In Saber fencing you are not allowed to cross your feet when going forward. So the flèche attack is not a legal move in saber fencing, however the flèche attack is perfectly legal in foil and epee.
For saber fencing you would do a "flunge" attack where you push off and land with the front foot, never letting your back foot cross in front of the front foot.
As far as the hand leading the lunge goes... You should check out this video where I explain and demonstrate this topic.
th-cam.com/video/2pLhLoh_IWg/w-d-xo.html

[@adambroz3047]

@@FencersEdge thx 😉

[@thefacelessbass.]

​@@adambroz3047did you have a stroke writing this?

[@marioishifranz2326]

00:23 nice

[@ketkisarts999]

I m a sabre fencer

[@geethamai1130]

Which district?

[@iainmcclure416]

This will encourage poor technique. No emphasis on the three fingers delivering the cut. Cut throughs look heavy - using too much wrist and forearm but also you need to be at a slightly longer distance. Not impressed.

[@fireshutupinmybones5636]

Do you have Instagram?