PRACTICAL:

• Demonstrate an appel
• Demonstrate a ballestra
• Demonstrate a cross-over step
• Demonstrate a fleche
• Demonstrate a ducking stop hit
• Show an attack into an opening line
• Show an attack on an opponent's recovery
• Show an attack into an opponent's preparation
• Demonstrate progressive compound Attacks
• First counter riposte - final action compound
• Second counter riposte - final action compound
• Demonstrate broken time attacks
• Demonstrate angulated attacks and ripostes
• Demonstrate defences against pris-de-fer attacks

THEORY:

• Explain/define the following movements:
• Define successive parries
• Define a second counter-riposte
• Define a a doublé
• Explain how fencers with equal victories are promoted in the pool system
• Show the ability to assess and solve tactical problems
• What is the penalty for leaving the piste to avoid being hit
• What is the penalty for unjustified appeal by a competitor
• What is the penalty for appearing on the piste with faulty equipment
• What is the penalty for placing/pressing the point or straightening the blade on the piste

REFEREEING:

• Demonstrate correct phrasing and terminology
• Demonstrate use of French terminology
• Demonstrate the use of correct hand signals for all phrasing
• Demonstrate where appropriate a correct enforcement of the rules and regulations of fencing

FREE FIGHTING:

• Display competition level fencing using a variety of bladework, footwork, distance, timing, tempo and tactical fencing