Advanced Fencing Techniques: Discussions with Bert Bracewell

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Advanced Fencing Techniques: Discussions with Bert Bracewell
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Ed Rogers
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:160
Dimensions(mm): Height 246,Width 189
Category/GenreFencing
ISBN/Barcode 9781847974938
ClassificationsDewey:796.86
Audience
General
Illustrations Halftones, color; Illustrations, unspecified

Publishing Details

Publisher The Crowood Press Ltd
Imprint The Crowood Press Ltd
Publication Date 10 June 2013
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

ADVANCED FENCING TECHNIQUES records the vast coaching knowledge accumulated over many years from one of fencing's great masters, Bert Bracewell. The book will not only help the aspiring fencer improve, but also the established fencer who may be looking for new ideas and techniques for their training. Step-by-step colour photography and diagrams cover advanced techniques for foil, sabre and epee. The book presents valuable coaching material, exercises and drills to expand a fencer's range of activities and knowledge, challenging habitual practices. Equipment and rules changes over the years have shown fencers that they must adapt with the times. ADVANCED FENCING TECHNIQUES offers a unique collection of insights, which can be used to develop new fencers, as well as providing a repository of knowledge for the future. AUTHOR: Ed Rogers coaches at Heriot-Watt University and Bo'ness Fencing Club, and fences as a veteran for the Scottish team, winning a gold medal in the sabre team event at the Commonwealth Veterans' Championships. He is an Associate Member of the British Academy of Fencing, active in training coaches, and is one of their coaching examiners. ILLUSTRATIONS: 160 colour photographs

Author Biography

Ed Rogers is on the board of Scottish Fencing and on the list of examiners for the British Academy of Fencing in Scotland. His first book Fencing - Essential Skills Training (Crowood) was placed on the British Fencing's recommended reading list. He is a veteran Scottish international, retired architect and town planner, who now spends much of his time coaching and writing about fencing.