The piste is a rectangular area where fencing matches take place.

In fencing, the valid target areas are the torso, arms, and head. Legs are not a valid target.

The director is the referee in fencing who oversees the match and makes decisions.

The epee is a fencing weapon with a long, thin blade and a rounded tip.

A successful hit in fencing is called a touch.

The sabre is a fencing weapon with a curved blade and a sharp point.

Fencers wear a protective uniform that includes a jacket, pants, mask, and gloves.

The guard is the fencer's stance, which involves holding the weapon in a defensive position.

The foil is a fencing weapon with a square-shaped blade and a blunt tip.

The attacker is the fencer who initiates an attack by making the first move.

A parry is a fencer's defensive move to deflect or block an opponent's attack.

The rapier is a fencing weapon with a triangular-shaped blade and a sharp point.

The defender is the fencer who responds to an attack by making a defensive move.

A lunge is a fencer's quick and sudden movement forward to gain an advantage.

The foil is a fencing weapon with a flexible blade and a blunt tip.