Bertrand Dubreuil – La canne de combat

Bertrand Dubreuil – La canne de combat

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NLPBertrand Dubreuil, eleven times champion of France, president of the National Committee of Fighting Cane and Stick and one of the most important driving forces of the style, presents us this French discipline which was taught in fencing halls, schools and the army until the First World War. With the collaboration of Francis Bareilles, six times champion of France and whose creative genius inspires incredibly original sequences, Dubreuil explains the principles to be initiated to the discipline, from simple techniques to more elaborate ones, as well from the offensive point of view. only from a defensive point of view, and an introduction to the technical-tactical aspect. A martial art with enormous sporting and martial qualities among which stand out especially the cross dodging and acrobatics, to which is added a high speed of execution. Languages: English, Spanish, Italian, German and French

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