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And on the stroke of midnight, it's time to wrap up our liveblog before we turn into Olympo-pumpkins. Another damn fine day for Team GB, thanks to our three golden girls - but something tells me the headlines will be stolen by some sprinter bloke. Join us again tomorrow for BMXing, boxing, taekwondo and the penultimate day of track and field. Thanks for your company and goodnight.
More from the Telegraph's chief sports correspondent Ian Chadband on that Usain Bolt vs Carl Lewis beef:
Bolt's attack on Lewis had been coming. Jamaica has long despised Lewis because of inferences about drugs and never giving Bolt credit
Usain Bolt blasts Carl Lewis. "I've lost all respect for him," he says in victory press conference. And Bolt's pay off line? "I would like to say one more thing. I am now a living legend. Bask in my glory!" Bless him.
And look who else has just surfaced on Twitter after two days of silence: no less than Usain Bolt Esquire .
Thanks to all for the support. Really happy to be able to share this moment. A lot a thanks goes out to the greatest coach ever, Glen Mills. Really blessed the day the heavenly Father brought you in my life. To my mom and dad you all made this possible. Infinite love for u both. To Jamaica the land of birth... Greatest country ever.. it's a greatest joy to represent the people of my home land.
Time for a few Tweets about another eventful day...
Nicola Adams, first womens boxing champion ever in the Olympics, is like a ray of sunshine.
Police at Olympic Park wearing foam fingers & doing Bolt poses. This time last year they were trying to stop London imploding. Love that.
Why isn't it SIR Daley Thompson? Gold in two successive Olympics. If he did that today, he'd be knighted for sure.
Here's one for you stat fans. The medals won by Botswana and Latvia this evening - along with Montenegro guaranteeing themselves a gold or silver in handball - mean London 2012 has now seen the second highest number of nations winning a medal of any colour, with 81. The record is Beijing, which had 86. Still three days to go...
You know how Yorkshire would have been doing well in the medals table, if it were an independent nation? Well, the county now has six golds, two silvers and three bronzes, meaning it would place 11th in the table.
Our hepthathlon golden girl Jessica Ennis has also been discussing her future plans, telling Gabby Logan on the BBC:
This year, I'm going to have a rest. But next year it's the World Championships in Moscow. I definitely feel I want to carry on with the heptathlon and see if I can get closer to the 7000 point mark. But when my body starts to ache, I'd really like to give the hurdles a go.
More comment from taekwondo gold medallist Jade Jones:
I sang the national anthem and it was the best moment of my whole life. I've seen this medal on pictures and seen other people get them, and to finally have one round my neck... I still don't believe it. I'll take a bit of time off first, get mentally sorted, then bring on Rio.
Lovely ceremony there, Jade Jones beaming with pride and rightly so. Bit of helmet hair, though - she was sporting an almost Vicky Pollard-esque topknot - but I'm not going to tell her that. Too scared.
Taekwondo: Jade Jones is receiving her gold medal after becoming Britain's first ever taekwondo gold medallist.
It's not all plain sailing in the life of an Olympic champion. One of Britain's triumphant coxless four rowers, Pete Reed, had a little ticket hiccup on his way to the athletics earlier:
2h late for athletics now and error on my £900 AA tickets is stopping us from enjoying our only show 2gether.
Luckily I have the Royal Navy here to help. fingers crossed champs
Top seed Servet Tazegul, from Turkey, recorded a narrow victory over Iran's Mohammad Bagheri Motamed to win gold in the men's-68kg weight division.
So Jade Jones wins to make it 3 golds, 25 overall. Good games, good games.
And here's the flinty girl from Flint herself, taekwondo gold medallist Jade Jones:
To be the first ever British taekwondo athlete to win Olympic gold is amazing. To do it in front of all my friends and family is just amazing. It still doesn't feel real, it feels crazy. I've dreamt about this for ages.
Here's some of Usain Bolt's antics from this evening - photographing vanquished teammate Yohan Blake with a journalist's camera:
Coaches are never happy, are they? Here's Jade Jones' corner man Paul Green:
I'm so proud of her. I don't tell her that enough. The work this girl has put in over the last six months has been ridiculous. Every other day she's in tears but she always delivers under pressure. She's still got things to build on, which is what's so exciting. She can be more explosive and work on her left side.
So the quarter century is clocked up: that's Team GB's 25th gold. Three women added to our tally today: Charlotte Dujardin in the dressage, Nicola Adams in boxing and now Jade Jones in taekwondo.
Taekwondo: Jade Jones dashes round the arena with a Union flag in one hand, Welsh dragon in the other. Her sheer energy and powerful kicks saw her home. Tremendous - and only 19. They'll be dancing in the streets and social clubs of Flint tonight.
Welsh teenager beats China's much-fancied Yuzhuo Hou by 6-4 to a rapturous reception at the ExCel Arena.
Taekwondo: 6-4. Come on Jones, hang on. Crowd beginning to count down...
Taekwondo: Flurry of points and penalties. Jones leads 5-1 with 30 seconds on the clock.
Barbora Spotakova threw a season's best of 69.55m to win the women's javelin gold by more than four metres, securing her country's second gold at London 2012. Silver and bronze went to German duo Christina Obergfoll and Linda Stahl.
Taekwondo: Jade Jones scores again. and then another penalty for the Chinese. 4-0 in the final minute. Come on Jones.
Taekwondo: Yuzhuo Hou is looking weary. At just 19, Jade Jones has all the youthful energy here.
Taekwondo: Final round now. Two minutes between Jade Jones and gold.
Taekwondo: Jade Jones doubles her lead right at the end of the second round. Two-nil up now.
Taekwondo: They call this "the art of foot and fist" and we're still awaiting our first significant blow with either. But Jade Jones goes 1-0 ahead as China's Hou incurs a penalty. Noise in the arena rises secveral decibels.
World record holder Ashton Eaton continued a glorious night for the United States by securing gold in the decathlon with a points total of 8,869 - 198 ahead of nearest rival, compatriot Trey Hardee. Eaton had led throughout; Cuba's Leonel Suarez took bronze.
Taekwondo: Scoreless at the end of the first round. Decent start by the 19-year-old pocket rocket from Flint. Standing room only and spiling out of the door at the social club in the small Wales town tonight, apparently.
Taekwondo: This featherweight final is a repeat of last year's world championship final, which was won by Yuzhuo Hou. Can Jade Jones get revenge and win our first ever taekwondo gold? Feeling each other out in these early stages.
Taekwondo: So here we go at the ExCel Arena. The roof lifts off as Team GB's Jade Jones emerges for he -56kg final against China's formidable Yuzhuo Hou.
Great result for the German pair in the beach volleyball. Their pair of Reckermann and Brink were tearful with emotion after their semi-final win. The celebrations were more jubilant tonight. The green-and-gold clad fans go home disappointed.
It's gold for the German pair of Jonas Reckermann and Julius Brink, who beat Brazil 2-1 at Horse Guards Parade to mark the first time in the five Olympics the sport has been played that the men's tournament has not been won by either Brazil or the US.
Sprinter Asafa Powell has taken to Twitter to congratulate his compatriots for their clean sweep in the 200m
Congratulations to @usainbolt for Gold, @yohanblake for Silver and@warren_weir for Bronze in the Men's 200m. RT for Team Jamaica!
Taekwondo: Appeal rightly turned down, time has run out and sadly, GB's Martin Stamper has missed out on a medal. Afghanistan's Rohullah Nikpai takes the bronze medal. Congratulations to Nikpai, who won his nation's first ever Olympic medal at Beijing 2008 - also a bronze. So he has doubled not only his personal medal tally but also that of his war-torn country.
Taekwondo: Drama here. Second left, Stamper is 4-2 down and the bronze seemed to be slipping away - but Stamper is claiming a kick to the head of the Afghan. If the judges agree, it would virtually win him the bronze.
Taekwondo: The referees in this sport look like they're about to go off and manage a supermarket or call centre as soon as the bout finishes. Slacks, white shirt, tie. Smart yet practical.
Taekwondo: Afghanistan's Rohullah Nikpah has come back strongly against Martin Stamper and is now 3-2 up, two minutes remaining. Come on, Stamper.
Handball: Montenegro have beaten Spain 27-26 in the semi-finals of the women's handball - and it means they have secured their first ever Olympic medal. They will play Norway for gold; Spain will face Korea for bronze.
There's some Team GB medal interest in the taekwondo tonight. Jades Jones fights for gold shortly but right now, Martin Stamper is fighting in his bronze medal match against Afghanistan's Rohullah Nikpah. In a noisy ExCel Arena, the Liverpudlian is one-nil up as we go into the second round.
Football factoid: tonight's 80,203 crowd at Wembley Stadium set a record for attendance at a women's Olympic football match, beating the 76,481 who watched the USA clinch gold with a 2-1 win over China at Atlanta 1996 - the same scoreline by which ther beat Japan tonight.
Spot of Twitter reaction to that men's 200m final...
Eat your hearts out, fiction writers: you could not invent it: no better name for speed: Usain Bolt!
My wife correctly predicted all three 200m medal winners would come from the same country. "Jamaica?" Yep, she hates guessing games.
"Look, he's running with so many of his best friends, all the yellow guys" My 3 year old recognises Jamaica has swept the board #Bolt
Basketball: Half time in the second women's semi-final, where France lead Russia 38-31in the contest to decide who will try to get in the way of the USA's quest for yet another basketball gold medal.
China's Ruolin Chen dived to 10m platform gold in the Aquatics Centre earlier this evening, racking up a huge 422.30 points to take the victory well ahead of Australian Brittany Broben, who took silver. Bronze went to Pandelela Rinong Pamg of Malaysia.
Beach volleyball: As predicted, we're going to a third and deciding set down at Horse Guards Parade between Germany and Brazil. One set all (23-21, 16-21) and this final's going down to the wire. Fasten your skimpy Speedos, people.
Another gold for the USA, who beat Spain 8-5 in the gold medal match at the Water Polo Arena. Five goals from Maggie Steffens capped a terrific day for US team sports.
Two goals from Carli Lloyd help the United States defeat world champions Japan 2-1 in front of 80,000 at Wembley. Yuki Ogimi pulled a second half goal back for Japan, but the US ran out deserved winners to retain their Olympic crown.
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There's a humdinger of a final going on down at Horse Guards Parade in the final of the men's beach volleyball. Germany's Jonas Reckerman and Julius Brink won the first set but Brazil's Alison Cerutti and Emanuel Rego are in control of the second, leading 13-8. Looks like we're heading for a sandy decider.
World champion and hot favourite Christian Taylor struggled with his first three attempts but then pulled a 17.81m whopper out of the bag to take triple jump gold. US compatriot Will Claye gets silver with 17.62m. Italy's Fabrizio Donato gets bronze with 17.48m.
Hockey: Mercifully, it's all over, with Britain on the wrong end of a 9-2 hiding. They must regroup before facing Australia in the bronze medal match; the Dutch march on to play Germany for gold.
Athletics: Despite the doublwe double, Usain Bolt admits he wasn't quite in tip-top shape:
This is what I wanted and I got it. I came out here and did what I had to do, so I'm proud of myself. I came off the corner and I could feel my back strain, though. Guess I was fast but not fit enough.
Hockey: Back in the game! Well, not exactly, but Britain have got a second goal. It's Rob Moore who makes the score, ahem, 9-2. Five minutes to play.
Athletics: "Big up to Birmingham" says Blake. Bolt agrees. Weir does some "straight-up" patois and gives a cheeky grin down the camera. What a trio.
Hockey: What a shocker this has been. Roderick Weusthof becomes the second man to get a hat trick for the Dutch, who now lead 9-1. That's nine-one. Lest you think we're joking:
Athletics: Humble speeches from Yohan Blake and Warren Weir, thanking their coaches and loved ones.
Athletics: Only one man tonight could put an end to the Usain Bolt show and that's Kenyan David Rudisha, who's on the podium receiving gold for his record-breaking 800m run.
Athletics: Usain Bolt now on his second lap of honour. Lots of spectators heading for the exits at the Olympic Stadium. There's still two finals to come, people. Anyone would think the women's javelin and the 1500m of the men's decathlon weren't big box office draws...
Hockey: Well, there has been so much excitement in the Olympic Stadium it comes as something of a shock to glance up and notice that Holland have scored three more goals in just four minutes, through Floris Evers, Teun de Nooijer and a third goal for Billy Bakker.
Athletics: Usain Bolt has taken a snapper's camera off him and is now taking pics of the crowd and his friend Yohan Blake. "Cool customer" doesn't cover it.
Athletics: And his colleague Steve Cram:
Gold all the way! Bolt is unique. He has no equal, he's just incomparable in the world of sprinting. He is the only man ever to have defended the Olympic 200m title, and that is just the latest statistic in what is becoming a long, long list of superlative appearances from Usain Bolt.
Athletics: Some reaction from the Beeb pundits. First Darren Campbell:
Legend, legend, legend. It's cemented. It was over in 10 seconds because Usain Bolt's start was absolutely amazing. Blake pushed him all the way but it is the Usain Bolt show!
Football: Japan get a foothold in the final. They now trail the US 2-1 as Yuki Ogimi gives the world champions hope. Less than half an hour to play.
Athletics: Bolt dropped to the ground and did a few press-ups to celebrate. As you do.
Athletics: Wow. Bolt got a great start and was around 3m clear as they came off the bend. Blake looked to be catching him in the straight but Bolt turned on the gas again, then wound down for the finish line and finished 1m clear.
Hockey: That's Great Britain's gold medal hopes well and truly over. Billy Bakker grabs his second goal to make it 5-1. GB can have no complaints with the scoreline.
Usain Bolt becomes the first man ever to defend both the 100m and 200m gold medals, as he romps home in 19.32 seconds. It's a Jamaican 1-2-3 as Yohan Blake gets the silver and Warren Weir the bronze.
Athletics: Silence descends. Bang.
Athletics: Usain Bolt crosses himself and takes his marks.
Athletics: Usain Bolt gives a royal wave to the cameras. And they're being called to their blocks... Tense.
Athletics: Here we go. Bolt vs Blake, sure, but look out for Christophe Lemaitre of France and the two Americans: Warren Weir and Wallace Spearmon.
Football: US are in pole position for gold as they double their lead thanks to a glorious strike from the edge of the area by Carli Lloyd. Japan have 35 minutes to claw back a 2-0 deficit.
Athletics: Usain Bolt wiggles his hips at the crowd, watching himself on the big screen as he does so. But now he's getting his game-face on.
Athletics: With Blake pushing him hard and conditions good, what chance Usain Bolt breaks his own world record of 19.19 seconds tonight? The baseball cap is off...
Athletics: Bolt still takes time out to chat up one of the track officials, though. Incorrigible.
Athletics: Usain Bolt looking cool as ever, in a yellow baseball cap turned backwards. Yohan Blake looking ferocious and focused. Five minutes until they face off.
Football: A bit of a delay in proceedings at Wembley as treatment is required for a couple of players following a three-way collision. 47 minutes played.
Athletics: Athletes emerging now for the men's 200m final. Seven minutes to the gun.
Frank Lampard and his fragrant girlfriend Christine Bleakley are sitting next to Lord Coe in the Olympic Stadium tonight. Lampard no doubt taking the opportunity to sample the new venue's pies.
Athletics: Usain Bolt mugging to the cameras as he warms up. Wonder if the Swedish women's handball team are on standby for celebrations?
Athletics: Mainly, though, this race is being billed as part two of Bolt vs Blake. This is Usain Bolt's favoured distance, as it gives him time to make up for his notoriously sluggish start. He's only been beaten once in the last five years - by training partner Yohan Blake at the Jamaican trials. So can Blake repeat the trick tonight? Or will Bolt make history by becoming the first man to do the "double double", winning the 100m and 200m golds at consecutive Games? In 15 minutes, we'll find out.
Footbal: It's also halftime at Wembley, where the US lead Japan in the women's gold medal match thanks to an early Carli Lloyd goal.
Hockey: Billy Bakker gets Holland's fourth goal just a couple of minutes before halftime. They trail 4-1 - what has gone wrong for Great Britain? Unless something remarkable happens after the break, it looks as if the British men will follow the women in playing for bronze rather than for gold.
Athletics: Twenty minutes until the men's 200m final. Louche lionine host John Inverdale on the BBC has just regaled us with the remarkable statitistic that no white man has contested the 100m final for 32 years. Frenchman Christophe Lemaitre is the only white sprinter among the 82 men to break the 10-second barrier. He could challenge for bronze in tonight's half-lap.
Athletics: The second semi-final of the women's 4x100m is an object lesson in bad baton changeovers. Jamaica ,Ukraine and Germany go through.
Athletics: David Rudisha has dedicated his record-breaking run to the Olympic organiser himself...
I had no doubt about winning but was waiting for perfect conditions to go for the world record. Today the weather was beautiful, so I decided to go for it. Lord Coe is a good friend of mine. I wanted to come here and make him proud.
Hockey: And still the goals keep flowing. But it's not the equaliser which Great Britain are after - instead, Holland stretch their lead thanks to a goal from Mink van der Weerden - again from a penalty corner.
Athletics: Meanwhile, in sand-in-your-shorts news, USA's world champion and hot favourite Christian Taylor, after a shaky start, has pulled a massive 17.81m out of the bag. That could secure him gold.
Athletics: The USA won that comfortably, only missing out on the Olympic record by 0.05 seconds. That wasn't even their strongest team. Scary. Trinidad & Tobago and Holland also qualify.
Hockey: But almost immediately, Britain strike back thanks to a penalty corner of their own. It's Ashley Jackson with the shot which halves the deficit.
Athletics: It's the women's 4 x 100m relay semi-finals now - sadly not featuring Team GB. *throws baton away in a sulk*
Hockey: And more bad news from the Riverside Arena. Holland now lead 2-0, thanks to a second goal from Roderick Weusthof - the crowd had jeered a poorly executed penalty corner but Britain switched off and Weusthof was left alone to sweep home.
Athletics: Coe was inside the stadium watching that too. What an athlete David Rudisha is.
Athletics: Andrew Osagie also ran a faster time than a certain Sebastian Coe's long-standing world record - at Coe's Games.
Hockey: Bad news. Great Britain's men's semi-final against the Dutch is going the same way as that of their female compatriots - they've conceded an early goal. Roderick Weusthof sweeps home a penalty corner to give Holland a 1-0 lead.
Athletics: Great Britain's Andrew Osagie is absolutely right - his time tonight would have won gold in the last three Olympics. So even though he came last, congratulations to him.
Athletics: Typically articulate interview from Andrew Osagie:
I've run a PB in an Olympic final but come last, so it's mixed emotions. That sort of time would get medals in any other major championships. It was an honour to be in that race.
Kenya's David Rudisha leads 800m final from start to finish and takes gold in a new world record time of 1 minute 40.91seconds. Silver goes to Nijel Amos of Botswana, their first ever Olympic medal, with another Kenyan, Timonthy Kitum, getting bronze. All eight men in the field ran a season's or personal best in a scorching race. GB's Andrew Osagie brought up the rear but still ran a lifetime best time of 1.43.77.
Beach volleyball: Excitement at Horse Guards Parade, where Latvia have beaten the Netherlands in the men's bronze medal match 2-1. It is Latvia's first medal of these Olympics.
Athletics: Andrew Osagie in seventh but moving up. David Rudisha is striding home...
Football: The US have been dominant so far at a mostly full Wembley - and they already lead Japan 1-0 thanks to an eighth-minute goal Carli Lloyd goal. Bad start for the world champions.
Athletics: Rudisha straight to the front, as expected, and they're already strung out at the bell. Fast opening lap of 49.2.
Athletics: Andrew Osagie is a likeable chap and gets a warm reception from the crowd. The 24-year-old from Harlow will be looking to run a PB in around 1 min 44 secobnds and he copes with the pressure of a big race well. You never know... And they're off.
Meanwhile, the women's football final is underway : USA vs Japan in a repeat of last year's World Championship final, which Japan won on penalties. The Americans wil be seeking revenge and their striker Alex Morgan has already tested Japan goalkeeper Miho Fukumoto with a stinging shot.
Athletics: It should end up being a battle for silver and bronze. Andrew Osagie of Team GB will hope to feature in that shake-up, having slightly surprised himself by qualifying - the first Briton to do so for 20 years.
Athletics: Time for the men's 800m final now. World record holder David Rudisha - the Kenyan nicknamed King David and Track Master - is about as hot a favourite as it's possible to get. The 23-year-old member of the Masai tribe is tipped to go below 100 seconds any day now.
Athletics: Third and final women's 800 semi-final now. Russia's world chapmion Mariya Savinova wins this one. Even more impressive, though, was Francine Niyonsaba of Burundi, a raw young talent who came in second and was running only her sixth race. That final on Saturday night looks like it could be very tasty.
Beach volleyball: Latvia's Janis Smedins and Martins Plavins have tied it up in the bronze medal match with the Dutch. We go to a deciding set.
Athletics: Michael Johnson has tweeted his prediction for the 200m final in just over an hour's time...
I think Blake thinks he has a chance. Lane draw Blake 4 Bolt 7 favors Blake. But Bolt probably still too much for Blake or anyone else.
Athletics: The second women's 800m semi-final now and this one features Caster Semenya, the South African who had a year out following controversial gender tests. She looks very strong here and wins the semi with relative ease, in a rapid time of 1 min 57 seconds.
Athletics: This morning the United States qualified second for the men's 4x400m final. But their time was all the more impressive for the fact one of their runners suffered a broken leg during the race. Here's what Manteo Mitchell, later diagnosed with a broken left fibula, had to say about his incredible hustle (as Americans like to say):
Three days ago I was going up the stairs and I kind of missed one and landed awkwardly. I got treatment and I was fine. I did workouts, and when I warmed up today I felt really well. I felt I could go 44 (seconds)-low.
I got out pretty slow, but I picked it up and when I got to the 100m mark it felt weird. I was thinking I just didn't feel right. As soon as I took the first step past the 200m mark, I felt it break.
I heard it. I even put out a little war cry, but the crowd was so loud you couldn't hear it. I wanted to just lie down. It felt like somebody literally just snapped my leg in half.
I knew if I finished strong we could still get it (the baton) around. I saw Josh Mance motioning me in for me to hand it off to him, which lifted me. I didn't want to let those three guys down, or the team down, so I just ran on it. It hurt so bad. I'm pretty amazed that I still split 45 seconds on a broken leg.
Athletics: Tearful interview from poor Lynsey Sharp at trackside:
I got myself in a really bad position. On the second lap, I found a wall in front of me. No excuses, I just didn't execute properly and didn't run a clever race.
Athletics: Lynsey Sharp a long way back and badly struggled there. She came in seventh. Completely outclassed. The young Scot will learn from that. Reigning champion Pamela Jelimo of Kenya won and looked ominously comfortable.
Athletics: Back straight. Sharp needs to start kicking now.
Athletics: At the bell, Sharp is right at the back. Needs to pick it up.
Athletics: Sharp will be looking for a PB here of sub-two minutes. And they're away.
Athletics: Noisy support from the home crowd for Lynsey Sharp. She'll need it, this is a tough field.
Athletics: On the track, it's the semi-finals of the women's 800m now, with Team GB's Lynsey Sharpe going in the first one. First two and the two fastest go through.
Athletics: Slight kerfuffle in the Olympic Stadium, as triple jumper Will Claye of the USA questions the red flag shown first effort and demands to be shown the plasticine on the take-off board. Meanwhile, the BBC is showing a slightly odd VT of reporter Gary Richardson taking gold medal-winning long-jumper Greg Rutherford up The Shard, like they're on a deeply awkward date.
Beach volleyball: The Netherlands have won the first set against Latvia in the men's bronze medal match over at Horse Guards Parade. The Dutch duo of Reinder Nummerdor and Rich Schuil took the set 21-19.
Athletics: In the decathlon, Leonel Suarez of Cuba leads the javelin with an impressive throw of more than 76metres.
A word from our man with the contacts, Ed White, on more evidence of Olympic conviviality:
My friend is flying to Australia tonight and she is in the departure lounge. The Singapore Olympic team are also on her flight and just invited fellow passengers to join them for drinks before their departure.
Another medal ceremony inside the stadium. This one's for the women's 200m, won by USA's Allyson Felix last night. Jamaica and America resume their sprint wars in around 100 minutes time...
It's been a day on which Britain has proved it excels at punching people and riding prancey ponies. Makes you proud, doesn't it? Currently running through their warm-ups in the Olympic Stadium are the finalists in the men's triple jump. Great shame that local hero Phillips Idowu isn't there.
Athletics: Meanwhile, it's the javelin phase of the men's decathlon. The raucous crowd are clapping every run-up and cheering every throw. Let's hope they don't peak too early.
Athletics: There will be no British athletes competing in the 200m final tonight, with James Ellington and Christian Malcolm both failing to progress to the final eight. But there was some controversy before the Games with the omission of Richard Kilty from Team GB, despite making the qualifying time of 20.50sec - and on the eve of the Bolt-Blake showdown, the Middlesbrough man has hinted his career has hit the buffers:
Lost My Sponsors, now a very tough challenge being unfunded and unsponsored to carry on my athletics career
As well as the athletics and taekwondo action, tonight also sees the women's football final at Wembley, where the USA meet Japan. One of my American friends is currently in the bar of the Wembley Premier Inn, sporting a red, white and blue wig and "warming up" with a few Budweisers. Terrifying thought.
In a packed Olympic stadium - they've started proceedings half an hour earlier in there than usual tonight - it's the medal ceremony for the women's 400m hurdles. Top of the podium is Natalya Antyukh, of course, sporting one of those delightful Russian tracksuit tops.
Here's the Telegraph's chief sports reporter Paul Kelso:
In the Olympic Stadium on gorgeous evening to watch a bit more history. Crowd up for this - going bananas for decathlon javelin comp already
Evening all. Michael Hogan here. Big boxing fan, that David Cameron. About as big a fan of the pugilistic arts as Boris Johnson probably is of zipwires. But political publicity-hunting aside, we're in for a cracking evening of action. The 200m final seems to be even more hyped than the 100m. Let's hope it doesn't disappoint. There's also the more tactical battle of the 800m and the chance of more Team GB golds in taekwondo. It's going to be a cracker, so stay right here and let's enjoy it together.
Basketball: They led at halftime and they put up a very brave fight, but Australia's women have been defeated by the United States 86-73.
Downing Street has tweeted a pic of the Prime Minister cheering Nicola Adams on her way to gold. In no way is this a hastily staged photo op. Honest.
As Ian Chadband says below, we could be in for a cracking night at the athletics. Is a new record in the air? More lightning bolts? And can Lynsey Sharp progress in the 800m? I won't be the man to tell you though. That man will be Michael Hogan, who is currently flexing his fingers to bring you updates on the 200m in less than 19.19 seconds, as well as keeping you posted on the men's hockey semi-finals (GB v Holland), and the taekwondo with Jade Jones punching for gold. I will sign off with this from the Post Office, who have been demonstrating their own Bolt-esque flash of speed with this new stamp. May there be more to follow tonight.
Basketball: Predictably, the US have begun to assert their dominance in the women's semi-final. Australia had led for quite a while, but with just four minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Americans lead 78-66.
Volleyball: The United States are into the final of the women's competition after a straight sets (25-20, 25-22, 25-22) victory over South Korea over at Earls Court this afternoon. The US will face the winer of the contest between Japan and reigning Olympic champions Brazil.
In the Olympic Stadium for what maybe the defining night of the whole shebang. Usain Bolt v Yohan Blake has the feel of a good old-fashioned heavyweight classic. I still can't quite convince myself that this is over yet; Blake is an extraordinarily determined figure and remains the only man in the last four years who has actually been able to overhaul Bolt once he has a lead. Normally when the champion holds a significant lead, it is game over but at the Jamaican trials, Blake ran him down to offer his illustrious training partner his only defeat over the half-lap distance in five years. Yes, of course we know now that Bolt is a different creature again now, free of any worries about his dodgy back and hamstring, but Blake's 19.26sec run in Brussels last year, the second fastest in history behind Bolt's 19.19, should concentrate his mind effectively enough. The dream scenario is that their rivalry can push them to new heights. The weather is lovely, only a slight breeze, so something quite spectacular could be on the cards.
The America boxer Claressa Shields was the final victor in this first day of Olympic gold medals for women in the boxing ring. She outfoxed the Russian boxer Nadezda Torlopova by 19 points to 12 in the 75kg middleweight bout, winning every round except the first.
There may be a slight let-up in the Team GB action, but there's no need for the patriotic good news to stop. Not only are we performing on the dressage/ boxing ring/ athletics track. We are also at the top of our game in the all-important area of clothes mosaic making. Oh yes. Forget about golden Saturday. 21,000 recycled blue, red and white clothes were put together by schoolchildren in the shape of the Union flag at West Ham park. And yes, it is the world's largest clothes mosaic ever. Of course.
(It's publicity for M&S and Oxfam's sustainable fashion initiative, in case you were wondering).
The weather is just too good down in Weymouth, where a lack of wind has rendered sailing impossible. It means the British pair in the 470 class, Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell - who are guaranteed silver and have a shot at gold - will have to wait until tomorrow at 10am to take to the water again. The women's 470 is due to follow at 11am, with the match racing semi-finals at 1.30pm.
And the march of God's own county continues. The Telegraph's Jennifer O'Mahony has been keeping track of Yorkshire's baggers of Olympic glory. Here's how the map breaks down following Nicola Adams (of Leeds) and her ground-breaking boxing triumph
Jade Jones guarantees Britain's first ever silver medal in taekwondo with a stunning semi-final victory over the world no 1 Li-Cheng Tseng to reach the final in -57kg category.
But no, he can't do it. He has lost his chance for the gold, and will instead go into the taekwondo bronze medal play-off. That's got to be painful, mentally and physically. Ouch.
Final seconds in the taekwondo third round. Not that I usually advocate extreme violence, but how about a spinning head shot, Martin?
Basketball: The United States' women's team have won the gold medal in the last four Olympics, and in six of the last seven. But they currently trail Australia 41-38 with three minutes to go in the first half. Australia, incidentally, were the vanquished opponents in the last three Olympic finals.
Taekwondo: British interest continues with the magnificently named Martin Stamper taking on the Turkish fighter Servet Tazegul in the semi-final of the -68kg category. He's having a rough time of it so far. He's behind 6-2 after two rounds. I would say he needs to stamp his authority on this. Although probably not to his face.
Equestrian: Our resident royal spotter Didrik Ottesen has pointed out King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden in the crowd at the Greenwich Arena for the dressage a little bit earlier. Big equestrian fans, the Swedish royals, and very patriotically dressed. Denmark's Queen Margrethe was also spotted at Olympic Park yesterday.
Boxing: Katie Taylor's victory means Ireland have rocketed up the (non-US-style) medals table from joint 66th to joint 38th, alongside Lithuania. 42 countries have now won a gold at these Games - still well short of the Beijing total of 54 nations.
The fighter from north Wales, Jade Jones, has made it through to the final, the first time a Briton has ever made it to the final stage in the Olympics. She has beaten the world number one by 10 points to six, a fantastic performance. The final is at 10.15pm tonight.
Taekwondo: I wonder if news of Nicola Adams's victory has filtered across to Jade Jones? The Briton is fighting in the semi-final of the 57kg category, somewhere else in the ExCel, against Li-Cheng Tseng of Chinese Tapei.
This was Nicola Adams's post-fight reaction:
It's a dream come true. I've just wanted this all my life. To think I've finally done it, I'm finally here. All this support has really made my day. I didn't even see that coming [the knockdown]. It's just was one of those things, it just happened. I'd like thank all the supporters here, all the supporters who've followed me. I've brought that gold medal back to Leeds. It's amazing. To have the flag lifted, I just can't wait. I'm just so happy and overwhelmed.
The Telegraph's Gareth Davies has been keeping it real with this grainy but atmospheric shot of Nicola Adams prior to her gold-medal winning fight
Hockey: It is all over. Germany are into the Olympic final with a 4-2 win to knock out Australia, one of the pre-tournament favourites.
The Irish boxer Katie Taylor has won the inaugural Olympics women's lightweight boxing crown, defeating her Russian opponent by 10 points to eight. She managed to overturn a deficit half way through the fight. The atmosphere at the Excel is incredible, it must almost feel like a home win for the Irish woman.
A deafening shout from the crowd at the end of round three in the women's lightweight boxing. Katie Taylor has taken the lead, dominating her opponent by four points to one in that last round. She leads by seven points to five with just two minutes left.
Hockey: Another Germany goal - this one looks all over. Florian Fuchs puts his side 4-3 up.
In quick succession the women's lightweight gold medal bout starts. There's huge support here for the Irish boxer Katie Taylor, who takes on the Russian Sofya Ochigava. At the end of round two, she's trailing by four points to three
Hockey: A cracking finish in store at the with 10 minutes left at the Riverbank Arena, where Germany lead Australia in the first semi-final of the men's competition. The winner will play either Great Britain or Holland - who play this evening - in the gold medal match.
Great Britain's Nicola Adams won the gold medal with a brilliant performance in the flyweight final against her Chinese nemesis Ren CanCan, who had beaten her three months in the amateur world championship final. It was a landslide 16-7 triumph, after a brilliant performance. She beat her heart with her fist in joy after the bout. Adams will go down in history as the first ever female winner of an Olympic boxing gold medal. Adams, the 29 year old from Leeds, who had effected the 'Ali Shuffle' twice in this tournament, saved her best performance to last.
Nicola Adams, the 29-year-old boxer from Leeds, has sealed an historic Olympic gold medal in the women's boxing, the first time the sport has ever been run at the Games. So the Chinese boxer Cancan couldn't. The might of the Leeds boxer told in the end, as she finished with a flurry, taking the fight by 16 points to 7.
The four rounds are over, Nicola Adams played that calmly. Surely she has done enough? Surely. The crowd awaits
It's now nine points in favour of Nicola Adams. It looks impossible for the Chinese athlete to come back. The crowd is chanting. Just one round left... surely Olympic glory beckons for Adams? Just two minutes remain
What a right-hander from Adams. Can't believe she's such a smile-y character outside of the ring. It's 9-4 - a miserly 5-2 to Adams in the second round - overall as the third round begins.
Great start. Four points to two in the first round, giving this packed-to-the-rafters crowd something to cheer about. And Nicola's knocked her down. Cancan is trying to dance her way out of trouble (if you'll excuse the word play).
And the first women's boxing match is under way. Adams is all in blue, and seems to be having the best of it in this first round so far, landing a good right on her Chinese opponent.
Football: A result from earlier you might have missed from earlier this afternoon: Canada's women beat France 1-0 in the bronze medal football match at the City of Coventry Stadium. It was a late, late goal from midfielder Diana Matheson which earned the Canadians some consolation from their heart-breaking 4-3 semi-final defeat to the United States.
Boxing: Phew. Why do our medals all seem to come in a furious flurry? It's Nicola Adams up next against the Chinese boxer Cancan Ren in the women's fly. The bout will be starting in just over five minutes over at the ExCel centre. The Briton is guaranteed at least a silver, but she won't be happy with that. She'll be fighting for gold to be the colour of the first ever British women's boxing medal in the Olympics
Here's our latest gold medal winner Charlotte Dujardin acknowledging the crowd at Greenwich. What a superb performance under pressure.
Our reporter Jess Winch has been out and about at the BMX to find answers to why there have been so many crashes today. She writes:
A BMX-experienced viewer has just explained the seven-man pile up to me. "It's a bit of a lottery. The crashes are happening round that first bend - that's why the seedings yesterday were so important. If you go fast they give you a better lane draw, and if you're in the first lane your more likely to head early round the first corner - you stay out of danger."
These BMX-riders are toughies - they all took part in the next run, with Joris Daudet sneaking past New Zealand's Marc Willers on the final inside run.
Charlotte Dujardin has won a gold medal after a superb individual performance on her horse Valegro, overtaking the Dutch rider Adelinde Cornelissen, who is left in the silver medal position. Laura Bechtolsheimer takes the bronze medal. It was a close to flawless performance by Dujardin, who scored more than 90, a first for the Olympics. Now the pupil of Carl Hester (in fourth place today) becomes the master. Or the mistress. Anyway, you know what we mean.
We have a second taekwondo semi-finalist, as Martin Stamper has beaten Fejzic of Serbia 8-3 in the quarter finals. He is one win away from a medal.
Now it's Land of Hope and Glory. This ride is one for patriots. Will it sway the judges at Greenwich? Charlotte Dujardin and her horse Valegro barely seem to have put a foot or hoof wrong. Is it enough for equestrian gold?
We're playing guess the soundtrack in the equestrian here at the Telegraph. Plenty of proud British music in the dressage. The Great Escape followed by a snippet of Bond. But back to the horse.
Synchronised swimming: Rhythmic gymnastics and dressage aren't the only flair sports on offer today, the British swimmers have been competing again in the pool. The British eight came sixth in the technical routine with 87.300 with just the free routine final to come.
And it's a massive score for the Dutch rider, who has absolutely smashed her best with a score in excess of 88, a huge leap ahead of the other riders. This will have to be the ride of Charlotte Dujardin's life if she is to stand at the top of the podium for Britain.
Equestrian: Britain lying first and third in the table at the moment. The Dutch rider Adelinde Cornelissen has just gone, the penultimate rider. Will she deny gold to the British riders? The crowd waits nervously. Only Charlotte Dujardin to go, the British rider who has gone unbeaten so far this season
After that victory for Jade Jones, it is now Martin Stamper's turn to attempt to reach the semi-finals. He's up against Damir Fejzic of Serbia.
Some more reaction to the US medal table (listing by total, not number of countries).
Dr Jonathan Norton says:
No.. the USA isn't the only country. Here in Canada they are using the same system this time round, which means that Team Canada is on course to meet its target of being 12th. A long way from it if using the IOC standard, which Canada did in Vancouver!
A wonderful performance from Jade Jones. Several scoring shots into the body and at the head of her Japanese opponent, Mayu Hamada. Despite a couple of penalties from the referee, she eased to a 13-3 success and will face the world number one and favourite for gold Li-Cheng Tsen in the semi.
Taekwondo: The competitions have got going again at the ExCel and Jade Jones is looking very good for a place in the semi-finals. She leads by nine points to two after the second round.
Equestrian: And now it's the theme music from the Champions League providing the tunes for Carl Hester and his horse Uthopia. Is that a bit presumptuous? The crowd certainly doesn't think so. Their roar would be heard all the way across the Thames
Another second placed finish for Liam Phillips in the BMX quarter finals. If i read the rules correctly, I do believe he will qualify directly to the semis if he comes in the top two in the next race, therefore not having to participate into the final two races. If not, then the rulebook should be clearly. The action is superb at the track though, one of the bonus tickets of the games.
It's defeat for Britain, despite the encouraging start for them when they led the first period. They've ended up losing 11-7 to Italy and will end the competition rock bottom of the pile.
And the results are in. 84.339. Britain are guaranteed at least a bronze medal in the equestrian individual dressage with that performance. We may get more. Carl Hester up now, prancing to a jolly, folksy number at the moment
Reaction to the first Briton's performance is absolutely euphoric at Greenwich. If Laura Bechtolsheimer gets more than around 84.3, she will be guaranteed a bronze medal. And we still have our two best riders on paper, Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin, to come...
Rachel Cawthorn, who came sixth in the K1 500m sprint earlier today, tweets:
First Olympics done! 6th in the K1 today, and 5th in the K4 y'day. Not sure what to do with myself now!
Equestrian: The first British rider is up. Laura Bechtolsheimer is trotting, cantering and executing piaffes to the Lion King. The riding looks superb. But did the Disney soundtrack ever sound this much like panpipe music?
Rhythmic gymnastics: Britain have completed their routine on the floor. A superb routine indeed. It put them in second place with 24.150, o.1 ahead of Canada but 3.750 behind the extremely impressive Belorussian squad.
Damon Hill, aka the German rider Helen Langehanenberg has been on sizzling form in Greenwich. They put down a formidable mark as the first of the final six in the individual dressage and their score of 84.196 will not be easy to beat
Liam Phillips finishes in second place int he first run of his quarter finals after an absolutely lightning start. He lead into the first corner but Connor Fields of the USA cam up the inside. Consistency is key for him to get through to the semi-finals. And that's the perfect start for him, bar winning of course.
BMX biking: A massive stack-up in the third quarter final heat. A collective oooh rings around the office. Only one rider, Mark Withers of New Zealand, seemed to escape unscathed...
And some reaction to that US medal table. This from Niall Brown Bad for Team GB – even worse for South Korea!
While Andrew Hill isn't happy either:
It never ceases to amaze me that in the US, where coming first is everything, at the Olympics they go solely on total medals won. Hence for two weeks every four years – coming third is as, if not more, important than coming first. Are they the only nation that do this? I suspect they are. Pathetic. But it keeps NBC happy.
Could we humour them by putting ourselves top of the table because of all the 4th and 5th places we had at swimming?
It's all systems go at the BMX track. Britain's Liam Phillips is set for heat two of the quarter-finals.
And Damon Hill is up. No, not that Damon Hill. This is the German rider, Helen Langehanenberg, who is riding on a horse named after the former British F1 driver. This, however, is not about speed, but style. She's one of the big contenders in this individual dressage competition.
The second rotation is complete in the rhythmic gymnastics and Francesca Jones has finished in 21st place. She'll be back tomorrow to compete with ribbons and clubs to attempt to wow the home crowd, and the judges. Russia's Daria Dmitrieva leads on 57.800. It's now time for the team competition.
Equestrian: Excitement is building in Greenwich as the British riders prepare to perform in the individual dressage. This is where contestants perform in time to music, and are marked on both riding ability and the creativity of their routine. The first Briton up is Laura Bechtolsheimer, who is going to perform on her horse to the Lion King, we are told. She's on at 3.20.
This from the Telegraph's Jennifer O'Mahony about our big gold medal contender in boxing (bout at 4.30pm) today:
Nicola Adams' hero is Muhammed Ali, for obvious reasons, but her favourite move is his ridiculously fast 'Ali shuffle' - where you jump your legs forward and back to distract your opponent before bashing them in the head. Let's hope she whips it out later when she competes against China's Ren Cancan in the Flyweight category.
Water polo: The crowd are going wild at the water polo stadium. It can only mean one thing, the 7th/8th play-off. Oh wait, it's because Great Britain are taking part. After the first period, they lead Italy 3-2.
And sharp-eyed Stephen has spotted another discrepancy. Can you work out the difference in this medal table (a screengrab from the New York Times web site)? How could they? Talk about manipulating the figures. Please write in expressing your outrage - and anything else weird, wonderful, or wrong you may have spotted - to email@example.com.
Meanwhile, French resentment of their athletes' treatment appears to be simmering along nicely. There is now a Facebook campaign to reinstate their boxer Alexis Vastine, a welterweight who lost out on points to a Ukrainian opponent. Anglais, apparently, is banned. Oh là là! Thanks to reader Stephen Page, for pointing this out
In the rhythmic gymnastics, Fran Jones currently lies 14th out of 15 who have done both rotations today. There are still nine routines left to go today. Daria Dmitrieva leads on a score of 58.000, Jones scored 48.750.
The consolation tweets are coming in for Keri-Anne Payne. This from Britain's backstroke specialist, Elizabeth Simmonds and Rebecca Adlington respectively
Kez you are a hero!! Well done, incredibly tough race!! Xxx
Absolutely so proud of @KeriannePayne can't believe I get to call her a friend! She's amazing! 4th in the world at such a tough event!!
Sailing:At Weymouth, the women's Eliott races will be contested very soon but the men's medal races remain postponed.
Keri-Anne Payne spoke to the BBC just after competing. She said she would not be giving up swimming but she'll be taking a break from the 10km races for a bit. She said:
It didn't go well from the start. They played me at my own game leading it out from the front. Coming out with 4th is not too bad but it's not quite what I wanted for the crowd and everyone that has supported me.
I was hurting, to be honest, most of the swim. I got there but just didn't have enough at the end unfortunately.
The British swimmer, Keri-Anne Payne , has just missed out on a medal in an agonisingly close finish in the marathon swim. The Hungarian swimmer Eva Risztov held on to her lead after making a courageous break for it about 15 minutes before the end. Payne touched the board after almost two hours in the water, with Haley Anderson of the US in the silver medal position and Martina Grimaldi of Italy taking the bronze.
The Italian Grimaldi and the American Haley Anderson look most likely to challenge for gold.
There is a pack of four chasing, with about six or seven minutes left. They are definitely catching the leader, but with just a few hundred meters remaining. Keri-Anne is currently in fourth place
And we have some movement in the open water swimming. Risztov of Hungary has made a break for it. With about 15 minutes to go, can Keri-Anne Payne respond? The crowd is roaring her on. The photographers, meanwhile, are trying not to get wet...
They come in for the final lap and there is a clear leading group of five. Risztov still leads from Italy's Martina Grimaldi. Anderson is third, Angela Maurer of Germany fourth. Payne is fifth. The leaders are desperately trying to break those in pursuit. They come in for the final lap and there is a clear leading group of five. Risztov still leads from Italy's Martina Grimaldi. Anderson is third, Angela Maurer of Germany fourth. Payne is fifth. The leaders are desperately trying to break those in pursuit
Athletics: Good news for Oscar Pistorius. Bundled out of the 4 x 400 relay without even getting a chance to run, he will have a second chance. After appealing their exit, the South African team have been reinstated by the IAAF.
Britain's only wrestling competitor, Olga Butkevych has been defeated in the first round of the 55kg discipline to Lissette Alexandra Antes Castillo of Ecuador. It was an agonising defeat for her who was thrown off the mat with just five seconds left on the clock. She had earlier hit back after losing the first round to take the second 2-0 with a good grab of the leg. her Olympics aren't quite over yet, for if her opponent gets to the final she will be allowed into the repechage stage. That, however, does look a long shot.
Keri-Anne Payne still in a leading group of five swimmers. It looks like it is going to come down to sprint swim finish at the end. There is about 25 minutes left in this utterly exhausting event. And that's just for those watching.
Amusing tweet from the Telegraph's Paul Kelso at the Serpentine, who has spotted the Prime Minister clad in a Team GB polo shirt watching Keri-Anne. Some interest in where he's sitting. Has Mr Cameron been so inspired by our golden Olympic fortnight that he's considering a career change?
The row Cameron is sitting in is marked 'athletes only'.
As we wait for the sailing to get under way, we have a little taster for you. Knowing how much everyone loves a bit of slow-mo, we have, courtesy of the Royal Yachting Association, a bit of background to Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell, our gold medal hope in the men's two person dingy race (470). Stirring stuff, although we're still really not sure about the elevator music in the background


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The UAlbany men's basketball team will meet season-ticket holders and members of the Varsity Club tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Hall of Fame Room inside SEFCU Arena. During the event, which will last 90 minutes, head coach Will Brown will talk about the upcoming season, introduce his team and answer questions from the audience. […] [Read More]
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I thought I'd follow up the sabre parrys with this piece as soon as possible so the readers have a reasonable repertoire for defense positions for both cutting and thrusting weapons. After all, the basic precept of fencing is to hit without being hit.
I've written several pieces on the Smallsword so I don't plan on reiterating any of those points here; it's quite simple to go back and review them if you wish.
The primary thing to remember is that the Smallsword is a thrusting weapon. Therefore, its defensive parrys differ considerably from a weapon that must deal with cuts which generate a large amount of kinetic energy. There is only one exigency in Smallsword defense (at least when facing another Smallsword) – divert the point from its target. This means that Smallsword parrys can be closer to the body in terms of the body profile. The modern fencing foil has its nascence in the period of the Smallsword, being created as the Smallsword's practice weapon.
You'll notice in the photos that the wrist is turned out but the point is still in line with the center of the body. This is to facilitate a fast reposte or counter-thrust. It is a truism in fencing that making unnecessarily large movement with your weapon in defensive actions not only opens up other areas of your body for a second-intention attack, but also slows your counter-action, your weapon having more distance to move to accomplish a reposte. You will also notice that the point does not drop or elevate significantly, partly for the same reason, but also because it's unnecessary when defending against a thrust rather than a cut.
Since Smallsword is a thrusting weapon (although point-cuts created by a fast turn of the wrist, similar to the Spanish mandoble were certainly used) offensive moves tend to be small and fast, utilizing a disengage to bring the point in line with a target, or to defeat a parry. Beats on the blade or gliding actions with pressure against a perceived weak presentation of the opposing blade are also used in offensive actions. Therefore, a counter-disengage is quite common to begin a parry, which can be accomplished with either finger or wrist action. The circular parry, coming over your opponent's blade from either the inside or outside line, was also common. Generally speaking, a disengagement underneath your opponent's blade would send deflect it in the upper parrys of tierce, quarte or sixte whereas coming over the blade would send the attack into the lower parrys of seconde, septime or octave. Again, the idea is to keep the motion small, the sword action being sufficient to simply divert the point past your body. This, of course, includes your sword arm. Also note the position of the hand since the difference between, say the parry of 3 and the parry of 6 is that 3 is held in pronation (knuckles up) while 6 is supinated. (knuckles down)
You will also notice that the body is not in a position where the chest is turned out to the extent we see in modern competitive fencing. One of the reasons for this is that the left hand was still being used to deflect thrusts to facilitate keeping the sword free for instant response. The Smallsword, lacking a cutting edge, was also capable of being seized by the off-hand. And, on some occasions, a small dagger or poniard was still being used in the left hand, although this was not in any way common practice. The lantern was also used in training for defending ones' self at night.
Some masters advocated using your cane or your scabbard, held near the middle, as a parrying implement although I'm not sure, in a spontaneous situation such as a robbery attempt, that getting the scabbard free from the belt could be accomplished in a timely fashion.
It should also be mentioned that I have not depicted a head parry which was similar to a parry of quinte, since this is not an effective method for defending against the point. However, Smallsword schools recognized the possibility of having to defend against someone with a cutting weapon. Indeed, it is the opinion of some scholars, that the thick forte at the base of an early form of Smallsword, the Colichemarde, was to facilitate defending against a heavier weapon such as a Spadroon or sabre.
I have also not illustrated the parry of prime, since it is essentially the same as the prime parry depicted in my sabre parry essay, and I have included a picture of it from the Angelo text. This parry can be somewhat problematic since it's a rather broad movement and also drops the point significantly. While this wouldn't restrict a cutting weapon's reposte, it is a difficult position from which to re-assert the point for a thrust.
Defense was also accomplished or augmented by body movement such as the inquartata and other voids.
Finally, I would strongly advise a fencing mask when practicing these techniques (which should also be practiced slowly) especially since any thrusting weapon is particularly dangerous where the face, throat and eyes are concerned. Play sensibly.


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Classic Mornings: Breakfast for Your Brain
Breakfast for Your Brain
Tuesday, September 17, 201309/17/2013
In a recent survey, 70% of teenagers say they perform much better in school when they have THIS. What do you think it is?
This is charming!
Monday, September 16, 201309/16/2013
According to a Yahoo! survey, 45% of people avoid doing THIS because someone told them they're bad at it. What is it?
It can drive you nuts!
Friday, September 13, 201309/13/2013
New research reveals if you want to get ahead in the work place you should do this like your boss?
_______ for success!
Thursday, September 12, 201309/12/2013
4% of pet owners say they will only let their pets do THIS on holidays.
No begging!
Wednesday, September 11, 201309/11/2013
83% of people under the age of 30 use their mobile phones for this, what is it?
Wake up!
Tuesday, September 10, 201309/10/2013
Humans start doing this at age 2. What is it?
Pants on fire!
Monday, September 9, 201309/09/2013
Men get 63% of these, what are they?
Don't try to answer this too quickly. Slow Down!
Friday, September 6, 201309/06/2013
91% of men are attracted to a woman when she does this. What is it?
Smelly, yet sexy….
Thursday, September 5, 201309/05/2013
According to a recent Yahoo! survey, when it comes to food, THIS food is eaten outside of the home 90% of the time. What is it?
Pic is the clue
Wednesday, September 4, 201309/04/2013
Even though this happens around YOUR house… it was probably caused by someone else. What is it?
The slogan for Motel 6….