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The knight’s bones are dust, And his good sword rust; His soul is with the saints, I trust.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge


American Fencing Magazine HomePage

http://www.uncg.edu/student.groups/fencing/ AmericanFencing/

The site of the official publication of the united States Fencing Association. Search the archives to find electronic versions of back issues dating back to 1987. Read the current issue, which contains columns, and articles for competitors, coaches, and those interested in the administrative side of fencing.

British Fencing on the Internet

http://www.netlink.co.uk/users/afa/index.html

Formerly known as the Amateur Fencing Association, British Fencing constructed this site to serve as the electronic home of “The Sword,” the organization’s quarterly print journal. Stay current with rule changes, membership news, and the organization’s calendar of upcoming events.


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British Kendo Association News

http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/S_Flowers /index.htm

Kendo, or “the way of the sword,” is the Japanese martial art of fencing. The BKA site contains introductory information about the sport, a list of dojos in the UK, letters and editorials, and a list of upcoming events.

Canadian Fencing Federation

http://www.fencing.ca/

The governing body of fencing in Canada, the CFF built this site to keep you informed of current rankings and upcoming events. Order fencing-related items from the online boutique, and find biographies of the Canadian fencing squads.

The Fencing Post

http://www.thefencingpost.com/

Contains a full catalog of epees, foils, and sabres, with many pictures. Also included is a large selection of fencing shoes, tools, and accessories. The site promises a good discount for all online orders.

The Fencing Center of San Jose

http://www.fencing.com/

This non-profit organization provides information to Bay-Area fencers. Read out about local workshops and peruse the schedule of group lessons.

Glossary of Terms

http://www.synec-doc.be/escrime/dico/engl.htm

Part of the L’escrime en Belgique (Belgian fencing) site, this terms list comes in both French and English. A must for the beginning fencer, and probably for the expert too. This glossary contains over 130 terms, from “absence of blade” to “yellow card.” The site also links to many other French-language sites.

Leon Paul Fencing Equipment

http://www.netlink.co.uk/users/afa/leonpaul/lp1.htm

This British company was an official supplier to the Atlanta Olympic Games. The large online catalog accepts credit card orders and the company will ship around the world. The site also contains current updates in fencing regulations.

LSU Fencing Club

http://sarah.rsip.lsu.edu/fencing/fencing.home.html

Up since 1994, this site is the oldest club site at LSU. Features great background information on the sport as well as rules, penalty guides, and links to other clubs around the world.

Martinez Classical Fencing and Historical Swordsmanship

http://pages.prodigy.com/kmoser/fencing.htm

Return to another era in Ramón Martínez’ school of classical swordsmanship. In addition to classical fencing (foil, epee, and sabre), Maestro Martínez teaches the smallsword and rapier out of his Manhattan studio. He specializes in the historical and cultural events that shaped classical Spanish sword fighting.

NBC Sports—Olympic Fencing

http://olympic.nbc.com/sports/fencing/index.html

While the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games are long gone, this site is still useful for finding out about the men’s and women’s teams, rules, and background on the sport. Also contains an interesting list of fencing facts and comparisons of the different competing countries. Watch this site as the 2000 Games in Sydney approach.

Professional Fencing League

http://www.profence.com/

The PFL site opened to serve the PFL membership and other interested parties. Find a list and bios of current members and check on the next tournament in your area. Also check the massive rule book so that you know what’s going on in pro vs. amateur fencing.

Twin Cities Fencing Club

http://www1.stpaul.gov/stpaul/distcouncil/supc/tcfc/index.h tml

Located in Minnesota, the TCFC site lets you take a look at its practice facilities and stay up to date with the club schedule. Also features a comprehensive collection of local, national, and international tournament information.

United States Fencing Association

http://www.usfa.org/

The official site of the USFA. This extensive resource contains program descriptions, rules and regulations, current point standings by division, and more. Also find the rosters for the National Team and find the biographies of the 1996 Olympians.

Welcome to Wheelchair fencing

http://www.ams.med.uni- goettingen.de/~ubartma/wheelchairfencing.html

This site contains a wealth of information for the wheelchair fencer. Includes rules, a listing of competitions, and highlights from recent Paralympics Games. Also provides links to other wheelchair fencing resources.

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