Straight Thrust

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* [[Pflug]]
 
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The execution of this kind of thrust is a movement with the shoulders and legs rather than a "punching" forward with the hands. The fencer simply brings their arms forward and up while lunging forward.
 
The execution of this kind of thrust is a movement with the shoulders and legs rather than a "punching" forward with the hands. The fencer simply brings their arms forward and up while lunging forward.
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It is also good practice with these thrusts to consider the angle of the crossguard used in the thrust, angling it to prevent the opponent's blade from sliding your hand in the movement.
  
 
== Application Examples ==
 
== Application Examples ==
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! Lehrling
 
! Lehrling
 
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| [[Gerade Versetzung]], left leg forward, [[Anbinden]] established
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| Extended [[Pflug]], left leg forward, [[Anbinden]] established
| [[Gerade Versetzung]], left leg forward, [[Anbinden]] established
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| Extended [[Pflug]], left leg forward, [[Anbinden]] established
 
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| Go weak in the bind
 
| Go weak in the bind
| [[Gathering Step]] forward, thrust into longpoint to the face.
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| [[Gathering Step]] forward, thrust into [[Langort]] to the face.
 
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Latest revision as of 02:36, 16 August 2016

A thrust from straight into longpoint. Typically performed from:

The execution of this kind of thrust is a movement with the shoulders and legs rather than a "punching" forward with the hands. The fencer simply brings their arms forward and up while lunging forward.

It is also good practice with these thrusts to consider the angle of the crossguard used in the thrust, angling it to prevent the opponent's blade from sliding your hand in the movement.

[edit] Application Examples

In which the 'student' demonstrates their knowledge to the 'teacher' of a straight thrust

Meister Lehrling
Extended Pflug, left leg forward, Anbinden established Extended Pflug, left leg forward, Anbinden established
Go weak in the bind Gathering Step forward, thrust into Langort to the face.
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