Fencing

Notabadbandatall · Post by **Notabadbandatall** » 09 Feb 2011, 19:19

Not, that sort of fencing. This is the sport. Not trying to keep the fecking cats in.

Does anyone do it? I'm going to a club in Bournemouth next week to try it out, as I think it will do me good to do a sport like that.

Post by **theraven1979** » 09 Feb 2011, 19:22

Never done it but quite fancy it. Any sparring is always good.

Jim

Notabadbandatall · Post by **Notabadbandatall** » 09 Feb 2011, 19:43

I've fancied it for years, but just thought it was not a very active sport, until I watched youtube

Gene Regulation · Post by **Gene Regulation** » 09 Feb 2011, 23:19

I thought it was a thread for selling stolen goods?

Post by **APOLLO79** » 10 Feb 2011, 00:38

Gene Regulation wrote:I thought it was a thread for selling stolen goods?

Post by **ravenlunatic** » 10 Feb 2011, 01:39

I have never fenced, nor had much compulsion to do so, but from what little I know about it I have always understood that one needs not only to wave an arm about but also to be pretty quick on the toes. Given your previous posts in which you voiced a concern for seating, would this pastime perhaps be not entirely ideal for you?

Notabadbandatall · Post by **Notabadbandatall** » 10 Feb 2011, 08:49

ravenlunatic wrote:I have never fenced, nor had much compulsion to do so, but from what little I know about it I have always understood that one needs not only to wave an arm about but also to be pretty quick on the toes. Given your previous posts in which you voiced a concern for seating, would this pastime perhaps be not entirely ideal for you?

Not a problem as they do wheelchair fencing.

Post by **suchi** » 10 Feb 2011, 12:43

Notabadbandatall wrote:
ravenlunatic wrote:I have never fenced, nor had much compulsion to do so, but from what little I know about it I have always understood that one needs not only to wave an arm about but also to be pretty quick on the toes. Given your previous posts in which you voiced a concern for seating, would this pastime perhaps be not entirely ideal for you?
Not a problem as they do wheelchair fencing.

You'll need to be "on guard" for punctures caused by unsportsmanlike behaviour!

Notabadbandatall · Post by **Notabadbandatall** » 10 Feb 2011, 13:16

You'll need to be "on guard" for punctures caused by unsportsmanlike behaviour!

Post by **ThruBeingCool** » 11 Feb 2011, 23:34

Notabadbandatall wrote:You'll need to be "on guard" for punctures caused by unsportsmanlike behaviour!

THE SEWER THE SEWER! HE'S BACK HE'S BACK!

Post by **theraven1979** » 21 Feb 2011, 22:16

You signed up for this then? I'm just nursing some wounds after I got a bit of a kicking boxing this evening.

Jim

Notabadbandatall · Post by **Notabadbandatall** » 22 Feb 2011, 00:26

Start on March 4th - I went along and was very intrigued. I had to pick my daughter up on the way over and she liked the look of it so much she is coming with me.

Your muscles will ache tomorrow morning. Just do some streches before you go to bed and when you get up. It makes the pain easier to cope with

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