Start fencing!
Privates are also great for beginners who can't make the regularly scheduled group classes or simply want to excel more rapidly, particularly those who will compete.
For all classes and schedules please see: Season information page
Important Dates for Beginners and Musketeers Programs
Please note the start dates for the Fall Programs
Beginners 6 weeks Ages 9-14, Mondays and Wednesdays
Start: Mon September 27, 2010
End Wed November 3, 2010
No Class October 11, 2010
Adult Beginners, 5 weeks Mondays
Start: Mon September 27, 2010
End Mocn November 1, 2010
No Class October 11, 2010
Musketeers Beginners, 5 weeks Ages 6-9, Fridays
Start: Fri Oct 8, 2010
End Fri Nov 5, 2010
Musketeers level 2, 8 weeks Ages 7-9, Wednesdays
Start: Wed Sept 22, 2010
End Wed Nov 10, 2010
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Have experience? Try open fencing days for bouting, fitness and practice! All members registered for classes can attend without fees. Don't want to take classes? Bouting only memberships available.See "Season info" page for pricing and details.
Q: What is the best way to start fencing?
A: You can take private lessons and practice in group settings.
Q: Should my child stop taking private lessons if he/she reached a ceartain level?
A: No, because private lessons are part of our education. Even Olympic champions still take individual lessons. Group lessons and bouting can't replace the technical and tactical refinement possible from a trained and experienced coach in a private lesson.
Private lessons are essential for intermediate and advanced fencers to improve their skills, giving the coach the opportunity to focus on the student's specific strengths and weaknesses. For competitive fencers, the private lesson is an essential component of their training regimen.
To book lessons: Individual (private lessons)
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