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Fencing, or sword-fighting, can be a catch-all term for using a sword, but can also refer to the modern sport fencing. Questions about the modern sport fencing should be asked in Sports Stack Exchange. Many martial traditions have fencing as a large part of them, so please also tag your question with the relevant school or style of fencing.
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Why do fencers point their back foot to the side in the en garde position?
As with fencing, modern karate competitors often bounce, with the back foot angled more forward. … In fencing, I assume the overall power of strike is less important than the sheer speed of a strike. …
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