We Support
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 4:00pm – 5:30pm
Saturday 10:00am – 12:00am
Tuesday to Friday 5:30pm – 6:30pm
Saturday 1pm – 2pm
Monday to Friday 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Saturday 2pm – 4pm
Monday to Saturday (made by appointment)
Fencers learn good sportsmanship, self-discipline; gain quick reflexes and learn how to compete independently. They gain a sense of accomplishment when winning and learn to profit from their defeats. They learn to make complex decisions, analyze problems, and think fast on their feet. These ideals help children reach their potential in many areas other than fencing.
Students can choose to come any day of the week.
Training includes, fencing match supervision given to each individual fencer regarding footwork, blade work and tactics.
Fencers who attend the sessions will have the opportunity to compete with other fencers to gain more on-hand experience.
They can also learn to referee each other increasing their social and judgment skills as well.
Y1 and Y2 fencers may not attend for the group training subject to physical condition.
The Foil and Sabre group training caters to fencers who desire to perform to their best in high level fencing competitions.
Fencers aged over 12 years are eligible for group training after completing beginner lessons.
Competition advice is also given to each individual fencer regarding footwork, blade work and bout supervision.
Training includes strength and conditioning advice as well as speed and agility.
We conduct various programs that rotate weekly to help the physical condition such as muscle development, circuit training and interval training.
Individual lessons are available, lasting 30 minutes or 45 minutes with one-on-one time with a coach.
To take a lesson you must wear a fencing mask and glove and have a weapon.
We highly recommend a thorough warm-up prior to taking a lesson.
So please ensure you arrive with enough time to warm-up ahead of your lesson time.