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COVID19: THE RICHMOND FENCING CLUB HAS ENTERED PHASE 3, WITH A LIMITED SCHEDULE AND STRICT ADHERENCE TO PHASE 3 GUIDELINES.

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New Saturday Hours!  We now offer Saturday classes and Open Bouting
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Fencing options for all skill levels

Whether you a beginner or a competitive fencer, RFC offers class options to fit all skill levels. Proper attire for all classes consists of lightweight athletic clothing such as a t-shirt, sweat pants or warm-up pants (to cover the legs), and rubber soled athletic shoes (sneakers or tennis shoes). Please refrain from wearing boots, sandals, flip-flops, crocs or other loose or heavy shoes. Likewise, avoid bulky or hooded sweatshirts, jeans, khakis, skirts, dresses, etc. 

 

Introduction to Fencing

An introduction to fencing for those who have never fenced before.  This four week class offers an overview to fencing including:

  • Footwork
  • Introduction to rules, scoring, etc.
  • Basic fencing skills

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Beginner Fencing Class

Fencers in Beginner Fencing develop fundamental footwork skills, the bladework necessary for simple offense, defense and counter-offense, as well as refereeing skills. Students can begin fencing as young as age 6 in a Kids' Beginning Fencing class. Most Beginner Fencing classes are for ages 9 and over, while the Adult Beginner Fencing class is for ages 14 and over.  The Introduction to Fencing class must be taken before signing up for beginner classes unless you have previously fenced.

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Intermediate Fencing Class

The Intermediate Class is weapon specific and for fencers who have fencing experience (having at least completed the Beginner Fencing Class, or equivalent) and are interested in becoming a more competitive fencer. Those interested should have mastered the rules of Right of Way, and be comfortable with basic footwork, direct and indirect attacks, parry/riposte and remise. Students should be practicing on a regular basis and seeking to improve the skills necessary for competition in tournaments.

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  • 3411 1/2 Carlton Street
    Richmond, VA 23230
  • (804) 622-3655
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