Clinics – Preparatory Sessions Before Major Events
Note: all the advanced camps and clinics are held in our Cambridge location
1. Pre-April NAC Clinic
Three-day special clinic designed exclusively for fencers in our competing at the 2023 April NAC & Championships in St. Louis.
Campers will be assigned to groups by fencing level. Includes group warm-up, stretching & conditioning specifically designed to enhance the fencer’s athleticism, speed, and endurance for the competition.
Clinic schedule:
Warm-up
Stretching/Conditioning
Footwork, Fencing Drills, blade work, strategy
Snack
Strength Training
Fencing Drills/Footwork
Structured Bouting
Video analytics
Individual lessons are available after/before and/or during the camp hours, upon request.
April Clinic Hours: Click here to register
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Monday April 17th, Tuesday April 18th & Wednesday April 19th, 2023 of April Vacation.
Cost: $375.00 for all 3 days (or $135/day) ($100-deposit via Askfred)
Preregistration with a regular fee closes on 04/01/2023.
$50.00 late fee after that.
1. Pre-National Clinic
Last practice before the summer nationals! All ages welcome. Clinic is designed for those attending USA Fencing Summer Nationals 2023.
Intensive training with Coach Daniel Hondor.
2023 Clinic Dates:
Clinic Hours:
10 AM – 2 PM
Cost: $375.00 ($140.00/day)
Pay $100.00 deposit via askfred, complete your payment in your first day, by credit, check or cash.
Pre-Registration closes on 06/12/23. $100 late fee applies after.
Campers will be assigned to groups by fencing level. Includes group warm-up, stretching & conditioning specifically designed to enhance the fencer’s athleticism, speed, and endurance for the competition.
Youth fencers will have the opportunity to learn from more experienced fencers.
Clinic schedule:
Warm-up
Stretching/Conditioning
Footwork, Fencing Drills, blade work, strategy
Snack
Strength Training
Fencing Drills/Footwork
Structured Bouting
Video analytics
Individual lessons are available after/before and/or during the camp hours, upon request.
