July 2008 [17]
Counter Parry Riposte
Definition; An attack that follows the parry of an opponents’ riposte.
Intent: The intent is to parry the attack and hit with your riposte. One of the most important facets of fencing is a planned or second intention response. CPP is a classic example.
Practice: Lunge at target (board or training opponent), and remain in Lunge position, then practice a Parry and Riposte, vary the type of Parry. The Lunge is purposefully performed to get a reaction so must be threatening in intent.
Tip: Its all timing and distance. Judge the lunge and remain balanced to parry and riposte at the correct distance.
July 27th, 2008
Categories: Fencing Tips | Author: cjones | Comments: No Comments |
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