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The sport of fencing requires quick thinking, as fencers must strategize and react to their opponents in real time. This can help improve cognitive function and critical thinking skills.

Fencing is also a physically demanding sport that involves quick movements, balance, and coordination. Practicing fencing can help improve overall fitness and athleticism.

Fencing requires discipline and dedication to training and practicing regularly. Learning fencing can help instill a sense of discipline, respect, responsibility, and good sportsmanship – qualities that carry through to everyday life.

This class is for those new to fencing or those who would like to work on basic fencing skills. We will cover basic rules, etiquette, footwork, attacks, and defenses. Classes will consist of warm-up, footwork, group lesson and bouting.
This class runs on Mondays, March 13 – April 24 (NO CLASS MARCH 27), 5:00pm – 6:00pm
Ages: 7 – 14 Years Old
Fencing has a long and complex history, dating back to ancient times. The art of sword fighting evolved over many centuries and was practiced by cultures all around the world.

In the Renaissance period, fencing evolved into a sophisticated art form, with a variety of techniques and styles being developed. It also became more accessible to the general public, with fencing schools being established throughout Europe.

In modern times, fencing has become a highly competitive sport, with athletes from around the world competing at the highest levels. It is also still taught as a martial art and as a means of self-defense.