Craig Harkins
Craig has been fencing since he saw Peter Westbrook win a bronze medal at the 1984 Olympics. Craig has covered the sport of fencing since 1995 via articles and newsletters on Fencing.Net. He has most recently re-entered competitive fencing in the Vet40 age category.
Articles By This Author
Stretching and Flexibility – Physiology of Stretching
The purpose of this chapter is to introduce you to some of the basic physiological concepts that come into play when a muscle is stretched.
How fencing is fenced
Fencing bouts take place on a long, narrow strip about fourteen meters long and two meters wide. Fencers take position at the “on guard” lines,
Malaysian Fencing Needs at Least a Silver
LOGANATH VELLOO – TheStar.com: AFTER being initially left out altogether from the Malaysian contingent for the Vietnam SEA Games, only a good showing in Hanoi
US Medals Around the World
U.S. fencers were globe-trotters last weekend, competing at Senior, Junior and Cadet World Cups all over Europe. The result: Two golds and three top-three World
South Africa: Fencing is nothing to poke fun at
When Mpho Nkoane, coach of Soweto Fencing Club, approached some kids to join his club, they looked at him as if he was mad. “Do