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Across 2. Fencers arm, equip and clothe themselves and fence at their own responsibility and at their own risk. 6. Injuries or cramp 10. Limitation of the target 11. The use of the non-sword hand and armto carry out an offensive or defensive action is forbidden 13. Fencing at close quartersis allowed so long as the competitors can wield their weapons correctly and the Referee can, at foil and sabre, follow the phrase.

Down 1. The materiality of the hit is established according to the indications of the apparatus, and when necessary by consulting the judge 3. However, hits which arrive off the target are counted as valid whenever, by reason of an abnormal position, the fencer has substituted this non-valid target for the valid target. 4. Rear Limits 5. Annulment of a hit 6. pledge of honour 7. As soon as the bout has stopped, the Referee briefly analysesthe movements which composed the last fencing phrase 8. The Referee alone decides as to the validity or the priority of the hit by applying the following basic rules which are the conventions applicable to foil fencing 9. Coming on Guard 11. Written dimentions of the piste 12. Fencing time 14. Point in line