Fencing -

: There is no "Right of Way"; whoever hits first scores. Simultaneous hits result in points for both fencers. Sabre : A light cutting and thrusting weapon.

Modern competitive fencing is divided into three distinct disciplines, each with its own weapon, target area, and rules: : A lightweight thrusting weapon (max 500g). FENCING

: Everything above the waist, including the head and arms. : There is no "Right of Way"; whoever hits first scores

Fencing is a high-speed, tactical combat sport that evolved from historical European swordplay into a refined Olympic discipline. Often referred to as "," it demands a unique blend of lightning-fast reflexes and deep strategic thinking to outmaneuver an opponent. The Three Weapons Modern competitive fencing is divided into three distinct

: Only the torso (covered by a conductive jacket called a lamé ).

: A heavier thrusting weapon (max 775g) that is more similar to historical dueling swords.

: Governed by " Right of Way ," meaning the fencer who initiates the attack first has the priority to score.