Lines of attack in fencing explained simple - 101 Part 6 @OliverJanseps
Lines of attack in fencing explained simple - 101 Part 6  @OliverJanseps
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Fencing based on four lines of attack: Inside, Outside, above and under the blade.
Learn where to hit the opponent with the smallsword.

This fundamental fencing series is meant for following the lessons of Paolo de Scalzi even better:

Grab your lesson book here:
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See the full lessons in this playlist:
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Lines of attack in fencing explained simple - 101 Part 6

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