UCLA Fencer Deena Dulgerian October 5, 2009
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Sunday, October 4, 2009
By: Talin Khechoomian
Talin0805@yahoo.com
When one hears the word “fencing,” duels and movies about the Medieval and Renaissance periods comes to mind. But for UCLA sophomore Deena Dulgerian, fencing is not just a historical pastime; it is her favorite hobby, which she has been actively involved in for over six years. A Maryland native, Dulgerian started fencing in the 6th grade, but took a minor break in the year 2006 when she moved to the state of California
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Teena in Toronto blog: Fencing at the 46th Governor Generals October 5, 2009
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October 04, 2009
Gord fenced in the 46th annual Governor Generals fencing tournament in Ottawa yesterday
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Fencer Angeles Woo’s Movie Cameo September 28, 2009
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Su Chao Bin Hopes to Inject Something Fresh into Something Old
— The Sword and the Pugilistic World —
The Sword and the Pugilistic World by John Woo is slated for production in Shanghai end of October. They’d move location to Taiwan in December or January. John Woo and Terence Chang are producing this film with Su Chao Bin directing, Stephen Tung Wai as the action director, and Emi Wada as the costume designer.
In The Sword and the Pugilistic World, Michelle Yeoh plays an assassin wishing to retire from the pugilistic world. She meets a guileless, sanguine guy Jung Woo Sung in a town, settles down with him and hopes to lead a peaceful life. However, due to her possession of some precious artifact, she can’t have her cake and eat it.
Director Su Chao Bin says that while the story sounds hackneyed, he hopes to inject something new, and shoot something redolent of wuxia spirit.
He adds that Barbie Hsu, who’s training for the Gu Long style wuxia film, is playing the 2nd most important female role, an assassin. She will have many fight scenes. Kelly Lin will play an important role, but won’t have as much screen time. John Woo’s daughter Angeles Woo, who’s trained in fencing, cameos as yet another assassin
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improving speed and agility September 22, 2009
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two simple yet very effective reactive drills I use with one of my clients training for Saber fencing for the 2012 Olympic games. In terms of reactive agility training, you can utilize audio, visual or even kinesthetic cues
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kids alternative routes to fitness September 22, 2009
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10:48 AM CDT on Tuesday, September 8, 2009
By NANCY CHURNIN / The Dallas Morning News
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Jonathan Li of Plano and Marshall Honaker of Dallas turned 13 on the same day.
Jonathan is 4 feet 7 inches tall; Marshall is 6 feet 2 inches. And it doesn’t make a bit of difference in fencing, these good friends agree. After all, the foil is the same length no matter the height of the person wielding it
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The Eye Of The Storm blog September 22, 2009
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R and M have been going to fencing class most of the summer. I’ve blogged about it before. I think the timing was somewhat inspired, to be honest. Here’s why
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Fencing Club is now en garde on campus September 22, 2009
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Date: Sep 10th, 2009
Amy Johstono
Staff Writer
acjohstono@valdosta.edu
No, they’re not pirates, but the VSU Fencing Club can be seen wielding swords every Saturday afternoon in the VSU Recreation Center.
The VSU Fencing Club became an official club in spring 2009 and is working on establishing itself on campus this semester, according to Chris Mirabzadeh, the club founder
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Fencing club is a smash hit September 22, 2009
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Published Date: 10 September 2009
By Staff Copy
POCKLINGTON has a healthy sports life, but not many people will be aware of the thriving fencing club based in the town.
The Ridings Sabre Club get together on a Wednesday evening inside Francis Scaife Sports Centre, a group of people gather to practise a sport surrounded by a Hollywood-inspired aura of glamour and heroics
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Salle Green: Why We Do Continuing Education September 22, 2009
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The Salle’s status as a Guild Academy of the United States Fencing Coaches Association requires that we complete at least 4 hours of continuing education for each coach, in our case a minimum of 20 hours. We did a lot more than that minimum
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Michigan State University Kendo and Fencing September 22, 2009
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