Mental Training
Mental training for fencing and sports. Specific tips for fencing or general sport psychology that can be applied to the fencer.
Are You Ready to Fence?
- By airathanas
- . June 18, 2007
The objective of mental preparation is developing a mindset that creates consistent performance your talents. Athletes such as Lance Armstrong, Pedro Martinez, and Michelle Kwan

Mental Preparation Tips for Competition
- By airathanas
- . June 11, 2007
Ready? Fence! Mental Preparation Tips for Competition Being mentally prepared for a tournament is just as important as being physically prepared. A successful fencer requires

The Fencer in the Arena
- By airathanas
- . May 30, 2007
“The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood…if he fails, at
Should is a Dirty Word – Ask the “Head” Coach
- By airathanas
- . May 22, 2007
Dear "Head" Coach – {mosimage} “I’m a high-rated fencer, but in competition I get too relaxed when I fence people I think I should beat.
Ask the “Head” Coach
- By airathanas
- . May 17, 2007
“I always get really nervous before a tournament. I’m concerned about fencing people I’ve never fenced before. What do I do?” Think back to your