The tactical assimilation process for counterattack in time of the Pioneril foil

Abstract

The systematic fencing practitioner receives the first knowledge of the tactical art in the coach's discussions or in conferences. From now on, you begin to understand its content in practice, since the realization of each element is preceded by the knowledge of its usefulness. The counterattack is an offensive or defensive-offensive action executed during the opposing attack. The study offers explanations provided by the teacher about tactical assimilation during the application of this technique; not fundamental but of great value in foil fencing combat in the initiation stage. For this purpose, this descriptive research was carried out that applies inductive logical and indirect qualitative methods; since the sources of information were documentary. The aim is to carry out a descriptive bibliographic review on the characteristics of tactical assimilation in the counterattack in time, an offensive or defensive offensive action that is executed on the opponent who has already started an attack, used insistently by the Pioneer foil players in combat. The value of the tactical assimilation of counterattacks is that they are actions that make the opposing offensive fail, either by gaining fencing time; well by avoiding being touched by this action. The shooter must consider that this action does not take priority over an opposing attack if it hits the target. They can be executed by arrest in time, by opposition or by evasion. As a tactical task they are expressed in the comprehensive and quantitative characteristics of the movements with the weapon.