"Some biodynamic variables as determinants of the formation of the most appropriate offensive sentence in the fencing weapon"

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Associate Professor at Department of Physical Education And Movement Sciences, College of Education, Qassim University, Saudi Arabia

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The study aimed to identify the effect of some biodynamic variables as determinants of the formation of the most appropriate offensive sentence in the fencing weapon, by creating three attack models in the fencing weapon, then analyzing these performances and extracting their biodynamic parameters, and then reaching the optimal offensive performance from the point of view of biomechanics. The study aimed to analyze the performance of 5 players from Al-Noor Club in Riyadh for the fencing weapon, who perform the skill with mastery. The study concluded that the first offensive structure (the changing attack followed by the straight attack) is the most effective attack to achieve the goal from the point of view of biomechanics, as it is the least time-consuming offensive structure and the most fast, accelerated and powerful offensive structure. The third offensive structure (the changing attack followed by the cutting attack) is the least effective offensive sentence to achieve the goal from the point of view of biomechanics, as it is the most time-consuming offensive structure, the least fast and accelerated and the least powerful. The study also recommended using the first offensive structure (the changing attack × the straight attack) to achieve the speed and power needed to achieve a touch on the opponent. And using the first offensive structure (the changing attack × the straight attack) at the end of matches to ensure achieving touches in the shortest possible time.

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