Type of action
- Offensive - when you attack
- Defensive - when you defend
- Counter attack - you attack into opponent's attack
- Counter time / second intention - All actions against a counter attack (parry riposte, arrêt, etc.)
- Infighting - hits scored in close combat
Fencer
Who performed the actions Every parameter should be from this person's perspective.
- Me (You or your athlete)
- Opponent
Area hit
Where on the body did the touch occur.
Epee
- Head
- Front hand
- Front forearm
- Front upperarm
- Torso
- Back
- Back hand
- Back forearm
- Back upperarm
- Front thigh
- Front tibia
- Front foot
- Back thigh
- Back tibia
- Back foot
Foil
- Torso 1
- Torso 2
- Torso 3
- Torso 4
- Back
- Invalid area
Sabre
- Forearm
- Internal (Chest and areas inside of the weapon)
- External (Back and areas outside of the weapon)
- Back
Piste position
Where on the piste did the score occur?
- Your end zone
- You zone
- The box (Middle zone)
- Opponent’s zone
- Opponent’s end zone
Distance
The distance between you and your opponent when the attack was initiated
- Short range - you can land a hit with one step
- Mid range - you can land a hit with lunge
- Long range - you can land a hit with step-lunge
- Extra long range - you need more than step-lunge to land a hit
Final tempo (offensive)
How did you finish the attack?
- No leg movement
- Marché
- Lunge
- Flunge
- Fleche
In preparation
Check if the attack was during "opponent preparation". During the opponent's step forward to attack.
Type of counter offensive
Was it a defensive or offensive move from the opponent?
- Defensive - a counter against a defensive move from the opponent
- Offensive - a counter against a offensive move from the opponent
Movement (Counter offensive foil)
- Closing the distance
- Breaking the distance
Type of Touch
What kind of touch did you execute?
- Straight hit
- Flick
- Cut
- In opposition
Blade action
Did you contact the opponent's blade when attacking?
- With blade action
- Without blade action
Type of blade contact
How did you contact the opponents blade?
- Beat
- Binding
Position (Offensive with blade action)
Your position:
- 1 - Prime
- 2 - Seconde
- 3 - Tierce
- 4 - Quarte
- 5 - Quinte
- 6 - Sixte
- 7 - Septime
- 8 - Octave
Type of defence (defensive)
- Parry-riposte
- Counterparry-riposte
- Arrét
Position parry (defensive parry-ripost)
- 1 - Prime
- 2 - Seconde
- 3 - Tierce
- 4 - Quarte
- 5 - Quinte
- 6 - Sixte
- 7 - Septime
- 8 - Octave
Closing the line
With opposition, e.g. first a straight hit and thereafter closing the line in position 1-8
- With closing the line
- Without closing the line
Feints
If you made one or more fake attacks in your action
- No feints
- One feint
- Several feints
Type of offensive
Epee:
- One tempo - Single tempo of final action
- Two tempos - Two tempos of final action with hand and/or leg movement
- Multiple tempos - Multiple tempos with hand and/or leg movements
Foil:
- Short Attack - Within one segment of the strip
- Long Attack - Over multiple segments of the strip
- Attack in preparation - Static (from the ready fence) Attack from the ready fence
- Attack in Preparation - Dynamic (during fluid action) Attack in Preparation during fluid action
Sabre:
- Short Attack - Within one segment of the strip
- Long Attack - Over multiple segments of the strip
- Reprise - Continuation of an attack
Offensive execution
Foil:
- Direct attack - Single line
- Composed attack - Multiple lines
Sabre
- Direct attack - Attack in one line
- Composed attack - Attack switching lines
Type of defensive
- Parry-risposte
- Counterparry risposte - Parry after an opponent's parry
- Distance Defense - Make the opponent fall short
Type of counter offensive
Epee
- Attack in Preparation
- Counter Attack on Preparation - Score during opponent's preparation
- Interception - Attack in the transition from preparation to action
- Counter Attack on Action - Score during opponent's final action
Foil
- Opening - Opening the distance
- Closing - Closing the distance
Sabre
- Opening - Opening the distance
- Closing - Closing the distance
- Attack in Preparation
Intention
- Creating - Active fencing
- Withholding - Letting the opponent take the initiative
Second intention
Clear intentional provocation of a reaction by the opponent
Preparations
Epee
- Push & Pull - In and out of close distance
- Tip & Line - Pressure with the tip or line transitions
- Blade - Beat, binds or pressure on the opponent's blade
- Push & Pull with blade - Combination of two types
- Push & Pull with Tip & Line - Combination of two types
- Without preparation
Sabre
- Slow
- Fast
- Slow/Fast
- Fast/slow
- Without preparations