Also known as
Louis Armand Victorin Leboucher · Amand Leboucher
Description
French canne, savate and English boxing teacher in Paris, among the first to
teach formal methods of canne and staff fencing. He wrote a 25-lesson method in
1844 and taught a quick self-defence "method of the traveller" from
his salle in the passage Verdeau.
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Charles Lecour
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His own account, as Charlemont relays it.
“Sur ces entrefaites, arrivèrent à Paris deux professeurs de province, Loze de
Toulouse et Leboucher de Rouen. C’est avec ce dernier que Charles Lecour prit
des leçons de canne et de bâton, qu’il enseigna ensuite de pair avec la savate.”
— Charlemont, Joseph. (1899). La boxe française,
historique et biographique : souvenirs, notes, impressions, anecdotes
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“Louis Leboucher (1807–1866) was among the first (and most successful) teachers
of formal methods of canne and staff fencing.”
— Green, Thomas A.; Svinth, Joseph R.. (2010).
Martial Arts of the World: An Encyclopedia of History and Innovation
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