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What do fencers fence on?

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What do fencers play on?

Fencers compete on a strip called a "piste," which is typically 14 meters long and 1.5 to 2 meters wide. The piste is marked with lines to indicate valid target areas and boundaries. Fencers also wear protective gear, including masks, jackets, and gloves, to ensure safety during matches. The sport can be practiced both indoors and outdoors, but official competitions are usually held in indoor venues.


Can I play fencing even if am a left handed?

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