Leçon Epée Obry Grumier

[@LondonfencingclubCoUk]

Excellent lesson. It'd be great to see more Obry - Grumier

[@emailmm100]

Great lesson. Thanks for sharing.

[@jitensingh7338]

I'm from manipur i like fencing

[@Blackcat5595]

Fantastic!

[@tomsimpson5317]

I got tired of getting poked

[@anjaneyulutellagorla6393]

nice game

[@БорисСидоренко-ш4ж]

In order to comment this video you need to understand why it is done. There must be a lesson topic. Apparently this is an attack attack with a maximum of two movements. I see we do not want to disclose all the secrets of the coach's lessons. In this case, I can say that the lesson is mediocre, designed for the primary reflexes of the swordsman (I saw an open place), I do not even have a task in the lesson to call the enemy on myself for counter actions. For me, the current fencing has lost how strange the ripeness. Judges now do not even understand the phrase "re counter repost" - because it does not exist. Because now the fencer is not a chess player. If this is our modern fencing, then I'm sorry. Mr. 윤요셉 would not advise using this video for training - how do you explain to your students the gnarly left leg of Grumier. And stop in the attack. Do not turn fencing into battles without rules. I'm writing with an interpreter. Who does not understand the idea - I'm sorry. A lesson for grade 3

[@btr152]

@Maitre Mark well, he might have been dumb but he made it to the Olympic final once 😀

[@btr152]

As another person mentioned, you just don't get it, sorry. It is a good epee lesson. And yes, even the top fencer should always practice basics.