Having pulled every muscle I thought possible during this ?easy' exercise, I began to wonder if I was up to fencing and whether my body could cope with this new strain inflicted on it. But I carried on; I was determined to at least hold a foil before the end of the evening. To my delight I was immediately given my fencing clothes which consisted of a plastron (a protective under layer), a jacket and a glove...
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To my delight I was immediately given my fencing clothes which consisted of a plastron (a protective under layer), a jacket and a glove. I was then sent off to learn the basic fencing technique with my instructor. "Perseverance is key but you only need to be committed" ? Pierre Harper Fencing is Good for You too! There are many benefits in fencing: the sport can be continued life long...
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