High Seconde
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| + | Hutton describes this as an engaging guard as well as a simple parry. A high seconde position,this allows rapid a [[moulinet]] [[Cut 1]] but fatigues the shoulder. It was a popular sport fencing guard in Hutton's time in certain areas. Unlike prime it does not cross the line from right to left, but rather guards the outside line. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:24, 18 August 2016
The parry of High Seconde stops Cut 5.
Hutton describes this as an engaging guard as well as a simple parry. A high seconde position,this allows rapid a moulinet Cut 1 but fatigues the shoulder. It was a popular sport fencing guard in Hutton's time in certain areas. Unlike prime it does not cross the line from right to left, but rather guards the outside line.
[edit] Execution
- Raise the hand to should level
- Let the blade hang down nearly vertical, edge to the right front.
- Receive the cut on the forte as near to the shell as possible.
