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24.01.2022 Happy *significant* birthday to Robin, he of the iron parry quarte!! Fencing from his teens (at the Excalibur Club with Cynthia Letts), then in his 40s (at Sala Bela Vista with the legendary John Fethers), then in his 70s (at VRI) and now in his er prime with us at Rogue Fencing Melbourne. We're so glad to meet you on the piste every week! And what a sport that you can do at all ages. Long may the arm of steel continue! #veteransfencing #fencing #fencingvictoria #fencingaustralia #octegenarian #fitatanyage #parryfour #fencingatanyage

18.01.2022 Celebrating the Bronze Age today at the B-Grade women’s epee! The young ‘uns too classy for our various veterans’ ailments. As always it’s lovely to be at the State Fencing centre to mingle with people from other clubs. #winterfencing #fencing #epee #foil #sabre #epeefencing #fencingvictoria #fencingaustralia #recreationalfencing #recsport #fencing2021 #roguefencingmelbourne #outdoorfencing #fencingtraining #swords #fencinglove #fencinggirl #fencingclub #fencingfamily #scherma #fencinggear #piste #spada #fleche #lunge #returntosport #bhradepee #womensfencing

14.01.2022 While our venue restrictions continue we got together for a very satisfying fence on the weekend outside in the city. Hope we put on a good show for the cars on the overpass! #recfencing #fencingvictoria #fencingalbertpark #epee #foil #winterfencing #fencing #epeefencing #fencingaustralia #recreationalfencing #recsport #fencing2021 #veteransfencing #mastersfencing #outdoorfencing

14.01.2022 If you’ve never heard the name Nedo Nadi before then get ready, his story is going to blow you away. Born in Livorno, Italy in 1894 to a famous fencing master ...father: Giuseppe Nadi, Nedo grew up practising fencing from a young age. This hard work paid off and he became the youngest fencer to win Olympic gold in men’s foil at the age of 18 at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. After serving in the army during World War 1 he came back to fencing and competed at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics. This is where he became the only fencer in history to win a gold medal in each of the three weapons in one games and win the most fencing gold medals ever at a single games, 5 in total. If you want to check out how the skills that Nedo had to win so many medals then be sure to check out this video of him fencing below! https://youtu.be/1vIJlSIu73c