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Focuses on Peter Westbrook and his nonprofit foundation, New York Fencers Club. Inner-city youth seeking college sholarships through the sport of fencing; The idea for his foundation.

Presents information on fencing as a sport as well as an excellent cardiovascular and muscle toning exercise. Increase numbers in fencing membership; Reason for the increase; Description of fencing techniques; Comments from physical therapist, Gary Guerriero on the health benefits associated with fencing.

The article provides information on the actor Logan Lerman, looking at his role in the film "The Three Musketeers," his fencing abilities, and the hair extensions he wore in the film.

The article relates how Kathleen Taggersell went into fencing during her midlife years.

Looks at top United States saber fencer Keeth Smart. Job as a financial analyst for Verizon in New Jersey; Fact that he likes his own space; Residence.

Profiles fencing champion Keeth Smart. In March, 2003 the saber specialist became the first American ever to achieve a top world ranking in the sport. After graduating from St. John's University and competing in the 2000 Olympics (he placed 30th), Smart became a financial analyst at Verizon. Juggling his job with 15 hours a week of training, he still managed to outduel his rivals.

Offers a look at the presence of fencing scenes in several motion pictures, such as in 'Die Another Day.'

Reports on trends in children's culture in the United States. Digital dog-tag necklaces; Computer terminology; Popularity of fencing as a sport.

Presents news briefs on fitness. Information on Judy Molnar's book `You Don't Have To Be Thin to Win'; Health benefit of fencing; Information on hyponatremia.

Talks with actor David Hyde Pierce about his swashbuckling duel with a Bavarian fencing champion in a May 2, 1995 episode of NBC's `Frasier.' Why it took Pierce a week to recover; Where he developed his proficiency with a sword; His comments on his classical theater background.