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| Here are the training notes and other documents used to support the LongEdge Fencing training program. Notes for workshops will appear here as well. All represent links to the PDF of the document. This section will grow as we develop more documents to codify what we already do. Check back regularly. Bookmark this page. | Here are the training notes and other documents used to support the LongEdge Fencing training program. Notes for workshops will appear here as well. All represent links to the PDF of the document. This section will grow as we develop more documents to codify what we already do. Check back regularly. Bookmark this page. | ||
| - | ===== Sword Alone ===== | + | ===== Foundations |
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| - | ==== Foundations | + | |
| These are the basic movement blocks which make up the LongEdge Fencing interpretation of our source texts. The actions and movement mean very little on their own but provide the physical vocabulary and terminology reuqired for further learning. | These are the basic movement blocks which make up the LongEdge Fencing interpretation of our source texts. The actions and movement mean very little on their own but provide the physical vocabulary and terminology reuqired for further learning. | ||
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| - | ==== Situations ==== | + | ===== Sword Alone: |
| These documents describe a particular situation or set of circumstances found during a fencing bout and the preferred method of handling it according to the LongEdge Fencing interpretation of our source texts. Fencing techniques are combined in this section to solve a particular fencing problem and deal with an opponent. | These documents describe a particular situation or set of circumstances found during a fencing bout and the preferred method of handling it according to the LongEdge Fencing interpretation of our source texts. Fencing techniques are combined in this section to solve a particular fencing problem and deal with an opponent. | ||
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| - | ===== Sword and Companion ===== | + | ===== Sword and Companion: Situations |
| - | XXX | + | There are three defensive situations which we address: |
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| + | * Invitation in // | ||
| + | * Invitation in // | ||
| + | * Invitation to the low line | ||
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| + | On the offensive side, there are three strategies addressed: | ||
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| + | * [[lef_between_the_weapons|Against one who holds their weapons apart]] | ||
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| + | * Beat and enter | ||
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| + | FIXME | ||
| ===== Grab Bag ===== | ===== Grab Bag ===== | ||
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| * [[lef_lesson_plans|Basic Concept Overview]] | * [[lef_lesson_plans|Basic Concept Overview]] | ||
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| + | ==== Session Plans ==== | ||
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| + | * Week 1: Intro, stance, true/false edge, strong/weak of the blade | ||
| + | * Week 2-3: [[lef_rapier_basics|Rapier alone basic movements]] | ||
| + | * Week 4: Sword alone games -- comprising [[lef_sticky_swords|Sticky Swords]] and [[lef_poulet_poinarde|Stabby Chicken]]. | ||
| + | * Week 5: Sword and off-hand | ||
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| + | ==== Development Notes ==== | ||
| This section is notes for developing lesson plans and other documentation to support the LongEdge Fencing rapier practice. | This section is notes for developing lesson plans and other documentation to support the LongEdge Fencing rapier practice. | ||