Using A Weak Attack: second intention to the rescue!
For new foilists the challenges are many! Most significant of challenges is typically forming a strong and effective attack, and when one doesn't exist, the foilist feels lost. But this isn't all bad! Becoming aware of such a weakness and understanding how to use it against an opponent is fencing 101. Essentially, this consists of turning one's underdeveloped attack into a trap for setting up a more competent riposting action through the use of Second Intention. Note: this video is not intended as a coaching lesson but as an outline for exploring the video content on your own, with fellow foilists, or with your coach. Interpretation, instruction, and articulation of actions may differ from coach to coach. www.osmfencing.com

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