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Pisa 2023 World Cup
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Women's epee, men's foil
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Women's foil, men's sabre
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Women's sabre, men's epee
Events
20th April - 23rd April 2023
Nîmes, France
2023 IWAS Wheelchair Fencing World Cup
19th May - 22nd May 2023
Orange, France
2023 IWAS Wheelchair Fencing Satellite Tournament
2nd June - 4th June 2023
Klagenfurt, Austria
(CANCELLED) 2023 IWAS Wheelchair Fencing Satellite Tournament
6th July - 9th July 2023
Warsaw, Poland
2023 IWAS Wheelchair Fencing World Cup
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2022 European Championships
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Women's epee, men's foil
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Women's sabre, men's epee
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Women's team sabre and men's epee
All you need to know about coaching, refereeing and equipment
Get started in wheelchair fencing
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How to start wheelchair fencing in your country
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Build a fencing frame
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The sport
Social media
Youtube - International Wheelchair & Amputee Sport
Instagram - @wheelchairfencing
Facebook - @IWASFencing
Seminario Introductorio en Línea para Entrenadores
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Episode one
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Episode two
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Episode three
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2022 Americas Championships
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Women's foil
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Epee, sabre and teams
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Team epee, sabre
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2022 Under 23 World Championships
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Men's and women's sabre
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Men's and women's foil
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Mens' and women's epee
Catch up on the 2022 World Cup
2022 World Cup - watch
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Pisa, Italy
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Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Warsaw, Poland
Find out more about coaching the sport
Introduction to coaching wheelchair fencing
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Episode one
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Episode two
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Episode three
About our sport
Wheelchair fencing
Wheelchair Fencing is an exciting, dynamic and fast paced sport. It is played by two athletes either as an individual event or as part of a team.
Modified swords; foil, epee and sabre, are used to score points on specific areas on the body, depending on the weapon type.