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Information: This category contains general information on western Olympic, Classical, and, less frequently, Historical fencing. Each of these versions of fencing involves individual vs. individual competition using some European version of a sword.
How Stuff Works: Fencing and Fencing Equipment How Stuff Works: Fencing and Fencing Equipment: Introduction to how fencing equipment operates, including the use of protective clothing and electronic scoring systems. (Fencing) http://www.howstuffworks.com/fencing-equipment.htm
Swordsport.com Swordsport.com: Video streams of US and international competitions and links to news sources. (Fencing) http://www.swordsport.com/
You Make the Call You Make the Call: Offers an interactive tutorial on calling fencing action. (Fencing) http://www.thinkquest.org/library/site_sum.html?tname=15340&url=15340/youmake1.html
Fencing Sucks Fencing Sucks: A humorous bulletin board for posting rants and raves about the world of fencing. (Fencing) http://www.fencingsucks.com/
Fencing 101 Fencing 101: Guide to fencing for those new to the sport. Articles about getting started in fencing and biographies on famous fencers. (Fencing) http://www.whatisfencing.com/
Glossary of Fencing Terms Glossary of Fencing Terms: Description of actions and items used in fencing with equivalents in French. (Fencing) http://www.synec-doc.be/escrime/dico/engl.htm
Rec.Sport.Fencing FAQ Rec.Sport.Fencing FAQ: Archive of the rec.sports.fencing usenet FAQ. (Fencing) http://www.ii.uib.no/~arild/fencing/faq/faq.html
Fencing.Net Fencing.Net: Includes club listings, training drills (footwork and blade work), and general information about the sport of fencing. (Fencing) http://www.fencing.net/
The Fencing Forum The Fencing Forum: This bulletin board site contains a range of forums related to fencing. (Fencing) http://www.fencingforum.com/
Fencing FAQ Fencing FAQ: Archive of USENET FAQs, providing an overview of the sport. (Fencing) http://www.faqs.org/faqs/sports/fencing-faq/
Additional
Information: This category contains general information on western Olympic, Classical, and, less frequently, Historical fencing. Each of these versions of fencing involves individual vs. individual competition using some European version of a sword.
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