Some people suggest that boxers would spar more, like most fencers, if they didn’t have to worry about concussions.
Yes, they probably would- but SHOULD they?
The fear of pain can be a helpful training tool, one which fencers lack.
A couple of responses to comments on last week’s video.
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00:00 Intro and thanks for comments
00:31 Some of the comments
01:47 Boxers Have Two Advantages Over Fencers
03:13 Boxers Have Retained Their BS Detector
04:05 Fencing’s BS Detector is Broken
05:03 Another Comment: The Sweet Science
06:00 Change Your Attitude: Repair Your BS Detector
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The Fencing Aptitude Test • The Swordmaster’s Grimoire: Fencing Aptitu...
Other videos in this mini-series:
If Fencers Trained Like Boxers: • If FENCERS Trained Like BOXERS
Excellence is a Journey Worth Taking: • EXCELLENCE is a JOURNEY Worth Taking
You SHOULD spar. How to know WHEN and HOW.: • You SHOULD spar. How to know WHEN and HOW.
Real Fundamentals Apply to All Martial Arts: • The REAL Fundamentals Apply to ALL Martial...
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