Swordsmanship course for 4-weights - challenge your friends to a duel!

Are you and your friends looking for fun activities and experiences? Challenge them to a fencing duel!

"Movement is a vital requirement of human beings just like natural environmental factors: water, air and sunlight." Prof. Dr. C. Dragan

Practicing this sport (fencing) leads to increase the sanogenetic standard, bringing the following advantages:

• Increases professional performance - by developing self-control
• Increases the body's capacity after effort - by developing native qualities: speed, decision making ability, competitive spirit, exigency, discipline
• Improves the ability to concentrate and make quick decisions - by stabilizing one's own personality traits and profiling a personal model of approaching the demands of sport and weapon.
• Raises morale - by maintaining a positive psycho-physical tone
• Reduces stress - by offering an alternative mental release of accumulated tensions in current activity
• Increases vitality - by improving mental parameters such as concentration power, competitive spirit, technical satisfaction of a job well done
• Helps to have a healthier heart by ensuring an effective prophylaxis against cardiovascular and metabolic diseases
• The courses are suitable for those who have fencing experience, as well as for those without experience

About fencing:

Fencing is the art of wielding the white weapons. With the proliferation of firearms, fencing lost its military purpose, but the use of the bayonet and the practice of duelling continued in the West until the mid-20th century, and then it became a leisure activity and is a popular sport today. Today it is a combat sport in which the weapons used are the foil, sword and sabre. It has been included in the Olympic programme since the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. The International Fencing Federation (abbreviated FIE), to which 145 national associations are currently affiliated, manages the rules of the sport today.

French is the official language used in international competitions. In fencing jargon, players are also called fencers (in French tireurs). They don't play, they shoot. They are not points, but touches (in French touches) or kicks. The blade of the weapon is also called the iron. A fencer who specialises in foil is a foilist; one who specialises in sword is a swordsman and one who specialises in sword is a sabrer. The fight between two fencers is an assault. When the score counts, it is a match. On teams, it is called a match.

A wide range of specific moves (fandom, quick attacking or retreating steps in defence), rapid blows and thrusts from the guard position are performed in a limited space (the length of the board is 14m and the width 1.80-2m).

This requires a special, increased and permanent attention from the fencer, not only on the position and actions of the opponent, but also on the framing, within the limits of this space, the initiation and validity of an attack depending on the spatial parameter.

We consider that practical experiences are the essence of great memories, so we invite you on our blog to read about the advantages of purchasing an experience rather than a material gift.

Details of the experience: 

• Location: Riposta Sports Club, Bucharest
• Programarea experientei se face doar in ziua de miercuri dupa ora 19:00
• 1 fencing course for 4 people
• Experience for 4 people
• You will receive an electronic voucher with your option, as well as the possibility to add a personalized message, if you choose to give it as a gift

Important to know:

• The voucher is valid for 12 months for 4 people
• The experience is subject to availability(a reservation is required in advance)