Title: What Crown would call, "No wisdom, only information".
Product review: This book is a mix of good and some bad. This book should definetly be a prime choice for any fencer. Unfortunetly, Gaugler likes to be wordy a lot in his book, and therefore is not what some would call "reader friendly". In fact, the book is so unbelievably wordy, it scares away many potential readers. The enormous, unfriendly graphs and charts dont help either.The book does not go any deeper than mere mechanics, while some would consider it good, since it means also keeping out the bias and the complaining, it also means no reviewing of the mental side of fencing, which can draw a lot of potential readers away.Bottom line: The book should definetly be bought, but if you want to go a little deeper into fencing thought, go get yourself one of Evangelista's books...
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