Ibragimov's Attack [SABRE ANALYSIS] ⚡

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Kamil Ibragimov is one of the best fencers of our decade
and an important factor of his success is the strength
of his attack.
Ibragimov understood that the attack is adaptable,
not fixed, and his lunge is remarkable.
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23 ноя 2022

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@czane1526 Год назад

wow, ibragimov is a fascinatingly fast thinker on the strip. its a wonder to watch what hes doing and wonder how someone thinks just so quickly that he can react to his own position and make drastic alterations. i know we all do this on some level but he is a master of thinking on and with his feet!

@saku_co3620 Год назад

PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS I LOVED IT A LOTTTTT

@trejey 4 месяца назад

this probably just changed my life. like wtf. love this so much.

@mikeyates7931 10 месяцев назад

I love the way he constantly keeps his Sabre moving up and down as he attacks , and always in line with the opponents Sabre ; thus nullifying any would be attack - reminds me of the field theory

@Demphure Год назад

The lessons from my Russian coach are starting to make more sense after watching this

@stevep1762 Год назад

Nice - very interesting the way he converts his lunges into balestras. The speed at which his opponents have to be retreating to pull his first one short means there's very little chance they can be stable enough to counter immediately and he gets a pretty big window to reprise.

@fencingbrothers6266 Год назад

if you look closely, you will see that when Ibragimov does this, the majority of the time his opponent is crossing his legs backward.

@stevep1762 Год назад

@@fencingbrothers6266 My coach says backward cross is very bad for this exact reason, but sometimes it feels like the only way to escape fast enough.

@status9459 Год назад

@@stevep1762 backwards cross is bad for that reason however id argue crossing backwards to avoid a touch is better than standing still and getting hit