Opinion — The line we never drew Opinion The line we never drew: strip coaching, t.109, and what “good” should look like The Fencing Coach Walk down the aisle of a NAC and you can hear the whole spectrum in about forty feet. One coach says “distance” once and goes quiet. The next one is … Continue reading The line we never drew: strip coaching, t.109, and what “good” should look like
Azza Master Fencing Shoes Review: Feel the Piste - for Better and Worse The Fencing Coach Product review · Equipment Azza Master Fencing Shoes Review: Feel the Piste - for Better and Worse A lower, more flexible alternative to the 15/14 - not its replacement By Damien Lehfeldt | Tested since March 2026 The black-and-gold … Continue reading Azza Master Fencing Shoes Review: Feel the Piste – for Better and Worse
Fencing Manager Support Guide Skip to main content Support & User Guide Fencing Manager Fencing Manager is a scorekeeping, match management, roster, analytics, and coaching app for fencing. This guide is designed as a public support page for App Store review and real users, with extra detail on coaching workflows, tactical tagging, video review, and … Continue reading Fencing Manager – Support Page
Fencing Manager Accessibility Skip to main content Accessibility Information Fencing Manager Accessibility This page summarizes accessibility support currently implemented in the Fencing Manager codebase. It is intended to give users, coaches, referees, and reviewers a plain-language overview of the app’s accessibility features and current support areas. App: Fencing Manager Scope: iPhone and iPad interface Basis: … Continue reading Fencing Manager – Accessibility
FENCING MANAGERTERMS OF USE / LEGAL POLICYLast Updated: April 6, 2026 These Terms of Use (the “Terms”) govern your access to and use of the Fencing Manager mobile application and any related in-app features, content, documentation, and user-directed outputs (collectively, the “App”) made available by The Fencing Coach LLC, a Virginia limited liability company (“Company,” … Continue reading Fencing Manager – Terms of Use/Legal Policy
If you coach independently or run a fencing club, read this before you respond to your next new client inquiry. In the past week alone, I received three of these. Coaches I know personally have gotten them too. A scam that’s been circulating in the broader fitness and tutoring community has found its way into … Continue reading Warning: A Scam Is Targeting Fencing Coaches — And It’s Getting More Common
FFENCING MANAGERPRIVACY POLICY Last Updated: April 6, 2026 This Privacy Policy explains how The Fencing Coach LLC (“Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) handles information in connection with the Fencing Manager mobile application (the “App”). PRIVACY-FIRST DESIGN The App is built on a local-storage-first architecture. The App does not require account creation, does not operate Company-side … Continue reading Fencing Manager – Privacy Policy
Fencer Archetype Database – TheFencingCoach USA Fencing Epee Data Program · 2017–2024 Fencer Archetype Database All GendersMen's EpeeWomen's Epee All Countries Sort: Most Data Sort: Scoring Ratio Sort: Push % Sort: SL Attack % Sort: SL Defense % Sort: Avg Time/Touch Sort: Name Min touches: 20+ 50+ 80+ 100+ TheFencingCoach.com · USA Fencing Epee Data … Continue reading Lehfeldt Fencer Archetype Database (LFAD)
Over the last Olympic quad, I tracked 6,943 touches across 325 bouts at the international level, coding every single action for who was pushing, who was pulling, how touches were scored, and what the tactical context looked like. It was the kind of obsessive, frame-by-frame study that only an epee fencer would find romantic. Now, … Continue reading The P-Card Rule is Changing (Again) in Late 2026. The Data Says You’d Better Learn to Push.
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