The secret of fencing by Hungarian Fencing coach : Second intention and Tactical circle

Fencing tactic by Prof. Laszlo Jakab, a Hungarian fencing coach explaining how important of second intention in a high level of fencing. Using Tactical circle had been taught initially by Laszlo Szabo who wrote the book, Fencing Master. Prof. Laszlo Jakab has modified it and it should help to understand the opponent and expect the actions from opponent while fencing. It is very useful in terms of game plan and be able to prepare the actions against the opponent. This tactical circle is complied only with Foil and Sabre which are conventional having priority or right of way. With Epee, it is different kind of tactic.

[@paules3437]

DEFINITELY put the captions in English. They misunderstand the words hilariously.
I love fencing coaches with accents. So much fun.
I once had a Russian coach who wanted me to do an "epilunge."
"Epilunge," I thought? "Like 'epilogue' or 'epi-pen'?"
After some discussion I figured out he meant "Appel-lunge" (foot stomp-lunge.). The word "Appel" is accented on the second syllable: "ap-PEL." That's what confused me.

[@fencingwithlaszlo]

My dear friend. Thanks for your comments. Foreigner coaches to working in different countries it is hard but good fun too! Sometimes, in the home language, it has no appropriate words for specific fencing actions. This creates many times funny word combination. But this should not be a problem. In the past, an Italian fencing master Italo Santelli worked in Hungary. His Italian/ Hungarian expressions had become slogans in the Hungarian fencing life!
Of course, I am more than happy if you send me corrections what you think should have been right.
My best regards, Laszlo

[@KeithThomas-d7n]

Fantastic insight. Thank you. Totally agree about Chris and his use of second intention (was caught many times)

[@machinecodetheory]

Give the man some water please

[@Shortsfilm23234]

Thank you ! Please we need Russian subtitles , Hello from Kazakhstan

[@rudolphfrancis]

Utterly brilliant explanation, this certainly enhances my knowledge, for this thank you sir 🙇‍♂️🤺🙇‍♂️

[@nawalsingh672]

THANKYOU SIR, FROM INDIA

[@fencingwithlaszlo]

You're welcome. I hope this knowledge is useful for you.