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Fencing
Fencing Gallery
Originating as a way of settling disputes, Fencing has its roots in ancient sword fighting. There are 3 different types of weapons in fencing; the epee a sword similar to the duels of the 19th century, the foil, a thin flexible blade and the sabre, whose technique emphasizes speed and feints.

With many techniques of fencing are used for stunts and fight scenes in films, fencing requires athletes to be quick and nimble. People from all ages fence and are involved in the sport as it keeps you young as well as helps to improve co-ordination and flexibility and try to recreate their story book heroes moves!

All you need to know about Fencing

Structure
4 competitors per weapon per Home Country (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) will be selected by their National Cadet Rankings, at the discretion of the selector. Competitors must be under 17 (born 1991)

Selection Policy

Qualification Events

Venue Information
University of Bath

Sports Training Village – FENCING
The eight-court tennis hall will be split in half and transformed into the Fencing arena. Using just 4 of the courts, 6 pistes will be laid, including 1 finals piste, each with designated seating to ensure that no one misses out on any of the action.

Directions to University of Bath

Contact Details
Neil Brown

British Fencing

British Fencing

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Fencing Action Gallery
Fencing Action Gallery
See the Fencing galleries from the UK School Games 2007.
Fencing Results
Fencing Schedules
Fencing Schedules
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UK School Games, One Brewers Green, Buckingham Gate, London, SW1H 0RH
Tel:  020 7593 5200
Email:  enquiries@ukschoolgames.com

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