EPEE Combat Manual
“EPEE Combat Manual” by Terence Kingston is a comprehensive guide dedicated to the sport of Epee fencing, published by Terence Kingston in May 2001. This 73-page manual is designed to assist beginners in learning Epee from the ground up, featuring over 100 illustrations that clarify techniques and simplify terminology for easier understanding.
Readers will find a systematic and progressive teaching approach that covers essential fencing techniques, including close quarters, flicks, and pommelling, which are relevant to both novices and more experienced fencers. The book aims to provide a clear foundation in Epee, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to enhance their skills in this increasingly popular fencing discipline.
Official synopsis Publisher
“Epee fencing is emerging as the most popular of the fencing disciplines, with a great long-term future. Now, for the first time, students can learn Epee from the start of their fencing careers. This book, dedicated solely to Epee, provides a comprehensive systematic and progressive teaching system. Fencing is not easy to explain in words alone, and therefore over 100 illustrations are used to demonstrate technique. Instructions are made as easy to understand as possible and terminology is simplified. A must for all beginners, ‘Epee Combat Manual’ includes fencing techniques which are now common in the modern game, such as close quarters, flicks and pommelling, which will also help the more established Epee fencer.”–back cover.
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