Favero - Electronic Fencing Target (Art.970)

Name: Favero - Electronic Fencing Target (Art.970)
Brand: Excalibur Sports

Excalibur Sports

£635

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Electronic target especially designed for fencing training. • The EFT-1 has 5 targets, each with a red light at the center that lights up to signal when it should be attacked and turns green when hit. • Completely programmable by the fencing master, who can prepare 9 different exercises, setting various parameters for each one. • Students can easily choose the best exercises for their individual needs, level, and specific areas of improvement. • The student sees the response time of every hit and the average time for the exercise when it is completed. This is helpful for the fencing master to

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Favero - Electronic Fencing Target (Art.970)

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