Marin Classical Fencing Club

"Thrusts that are accounted good. Hits are considered good between the waistband and the neck, on the right side of the body, but not on the right arm. It will,... perhaps appear singular to persons unacquainted with the art, that, since all the parts of the body are equally vulnerable, thrusts should be accounted good on so small a portion of it only. This rule has been established with a view to promote the perfection of practice: - to render a certain degree of closeness and precision necessary, even in fixing the point." Roland, George. An Introductory Course of Fencing. Edingurgh, 1830

New blog post from Instructor Russell Hogg of Côte du Golfe School of Fencing demonstrating the purpose of the classical lunge in comparison with modern sport technique. https://traditionalfencing.wordpress.com//the-classical-l/

Welcome to the Marin Classical Fencing Club’s Facebook page, dedicated for MCFC’s social media pertaining to fencing!Welcome to the Marin Classical Fencing Club’s Facebook page, dedicated for MCFC’s social media pertaining to fencing!

This photo is from the movie Scaramouche (1952).