Olympic Fencing

Author: Yu Jiyin
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: "The Complete Guide to Olympic Sports" consists of competition events from the Olympic Games, organized into separate volumes for each sport. Each volume includes three main parts: a review and outlook of the sport, technical and tactical strategies, and training; competition and performance. It aims to comprehensively reflect: the evolution and development of the sport in the Olympics; prominent figures and major events in the Olympic history of the sport; the evolution of techniques and tactics, as well as reforms and trends in training; the world and China's sports organizations and major competitions in this field; changes in competition rules and innovations in venues and equipment. Rich in content, detailed materials, and illustrated with images, it integrates scientific rigor, professionalism, knowledge, and entertainment, serving as both an appreciation guide for sports enthusiasts and a professional reference for educators. The book is well-researched, easy to understand, and highly readable, enriching knowledge, broadening horizons, inspiring thinking, improving the level of appreciation for the sport, and sparking enthusiasm for participation. It is suitable for sports enthusiasts and professionals. During the writing process, the author referred to a large number of domestic and international publications, which are too numerous to list here. This book is one volume in the "Complete Guide to Olympic Sports." The entire series will consist of 10 volumes. This book covers the development trends of Olympic fencing; diverse fencing styles from France, Italy, Russia, Germany, Hungary, China, and other countries; unique training methods and combat techniques in fencing; the art of on-the-spot coaching in competitions; distinctive competition methods and results tables. It also includes a bilingual Chinese-English glossary of fencing terminology.