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Jean Thibodeau

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Posted: Fri 22 Oct, 2010 12:03 pm Post subject: The After Blow. |
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Just read this on SFI about period rules about bouting where after a successful hit the " loser " could still take one step and make one attempt to hit the winner: If the winner failed to stop the " riposte " his initial successful attack would be considered null.
The point being that one should always be defensive after a winning blow to survive a possible " After Blow ": This seems all based on real tactics and fighting so as to make bouting realistic and train in valid to survival tactics.
These rules not being there just for " sports fighting " reasons and to score points.
Anyway, read the linked article and come back here to discuss it:
http://www.swordforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=103131
I think that this information should be seriously considered when establishing rules to judge who is the winner in a bout or duel and is different but related to the problem of judging double hits or in this case the last ditch retaliations expected by a wounded opponent in a real fight.
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