Fencing Mentality
Journal entry on psyching yourself up/out
There’s power in physically telling yourself to stop thinking something.
Balance and Imbalance in a Fight
This article will go over how to stay in the balance and how to keep the advantage during imbalances of a fight.
The “Almost-Spring Mild Exertion”
In order to help the OotR shake off some dust and/or rust, I see your Winter Warrior Challenge, and I raise you an Almost-Spring Mild Exertion.
Your Fencing Symbol: Does it have a meaning?
Not everyone has a symbol to represent themselves, and that’s okay! For some, the symbol can be something you love, for others it has a deep meaning; and in the case of mine it’s both.
What is a Tournament Experience?
A Tournament Experience is a unique experience because it really depends on each and every one of us. If we can come together and work towards having a tournament experience, we can all walk away with the memories of a wonderful and exciting event!
Veron’s Tips on how to win any fight
To win any fight you need to do 3 things. These three things may seem super simple and stupid to think about, but these are the basis on how to win any and every fight.
What if I can’t make it to practice in time for lessons due to work?
Life gets in the way sometimes. We understand that, but we do have some recommendation if you aren’t able to get as much fencing as you want on Fridays.
What Does Your Rose Stand For?
It is a noble pursuit to seek after the meaning of your rose. We hope that, with time, your rose will become a beacon of strength for you and those around you.
Think Before You Leap
Sometimes, it’s beneficial to take a step back and think before you leap into the fray.
What’s In Your Bag of Tricks?
It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been fencing or if you’re fencing at all. Everyone has a Bag of Tricks and it’s usually kept in your back pocket.
Characteristics of Emotional Intelligence (with a sword)
As you’ve probably determined, emotional intelligence can be a key to success in your life – especially in your career (with a sword).
What is Emotional Intelligence (with a sword)?
Each one of us must develop the mature emotional intelligence skills required to better understand, empathize and negotiate with other people — particularly as the community has become more global. Otherwise, success will elude us in our lives and fencing careers.
There’s more than one way to be “smart” with a sword
Understanding ourselves better is the best foundation for being able to discover and develop our potential with a sword.
One of the Most Dangerous Words
I find it fascinating that a little reflection and introspection can snowball into serious pondering. Subjects that provoke thoughts can turn into a rabbit-hole of new ideas and self-discovery.