In the sport of Fencing there are three different types of blades used by fencers. Different rules are used for matches depending on which blades are being used.
Foil - a light and flexible blade (with a rectangular cross section) tapering to a point with a rubber safety tip.
Épée - similar to the foil, only not as lightweight, and the blade is stiffer (with a triangular cross section), also tapering to a point with a rubber safety tip.
Sabre - has a wider triangular cross section along the bottom 2/3 of the blade and tapers to a thinner blade with a striking edge the top 1/3 of the blade, so it is flatter than the foil and
épée. Also, it is slightly lighter than the épée while slightly heavier than the foil, and the tip of the Sabre blade folds over creating a dull end.
There are 3 popular styles of swords, each with their own set of rules.
There is the Foil, which employs a set of right of way rules, and targets the torso. The foil is a stabbing weapon only.
There is the Epee, which has no right of way rules, and the entire body including the head is considered a target, this is also a stabbing weapon.
And there is the Saber, where the upper body is a target, this is a slashing weapon.
its like a gate, look up a picyure on Google. Fencing is a sport where you fight your opponent with a sword
A fence is a physical representation of the legal boundaries of adjoining properties. Robert Frost (appointed Poet Laureate of the United States by John F. Kennedy) famously wrote,
'Good fences make good neighbors'.
no fencing weapon has 4 sided blades.
The largest and heaviest Fencing weapon is the Epee
I believe it was a fencing rapier.
The best fencing weapon would usually be the sword.
The weapon used for training in the fencing duel era was called the foil (fleur). It is still used as one of the 3 weapons for fencing today, although it has never historically been a real weapon used for combat. There isn't a training sword in fencing. Originally the foil (see above) before the sport fencing - like we know it now - exsisted. Now you choose a weapon (like the foil) and train with that. So in fencing there is no training sword.
A sabre is a weapon used by the American Revolution. It is also a weapon used in Fencing.
That would be Sabre fencing.
In fencing, "hit" refers to successfully making contact with your opponent's target area using your weapon. So, "hit in the fencing" means landing a clean strike on your opponent during a fencing match.
There are three types of fencing swords each with different rules : Foil, Eppe and Sabre. The blade of a foil is called a "Foil blade"The blade of an eppe is called an "Eppe Blade"Etc
The target area depends on the weapon that you are using. If you are fencing Epee, the target area is your opponent's entire body. If you are fencing Saber, the target area is your opponent's body from the waist up. If you are fencing the third and final weapon, Foil, the target area is simply your opponent's torso. This excludes their legs, arms, and head, limiting it to the chest and stomach region.
Fencing has three weapons and a fencer will specialize in one of them. They are the Epee, the Foil, and the Sabre.
It really depends on your definition of "cool". Saber is easily the most entertaining weapon for a non-fencer to watch, but each have their pros and cons.