SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
TUESDAY
7-8:30 PM (all levels, ages 10+)
8-10:00 PM Open Floor
9-9:20 PM High Intensity Interval Training
THURSDAY
AFTERNOON (all levels, ages 10+)
5-6:15 PM Instruction
6:15-7 PM Open Floor
EVENING (all levels, ages 10+)
7-8:15 PM Instruction
8:15-10 Open Floor
9-9:20 PM High Intensity Interval Training
SATURDAY
10:15-11:45 AM (all levels, ages 10+)
11:15-1:15 PM Open Floor
12:15-12:35 PM High Intensity Interval Training
SUNDAY
7-8:20 PM (all levels, ages 10+)
8-10:00 PM Open Floor
9-9:20 PM High Intensity Interval Training
PROGRAMS
LIGHTSPEED FENCING
Learn and practice skills for casual and competitive fencing
Includes warmup, sparring, bouting, lessons, and drills
Train to compete with other fencers locally and around North America!
HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING (HIIT)
10-20 minutes of cardio, strength, and conditioning
Get a good workout in a short period of time
Appropriate to all levels
THEMES
Each session has a theme that rotates on a weekly and monthly schedule.
WORKOUT VARIATIONS
Super Workout: A slightly harder workout than normal.
Team Workout: You do your workout with one or more partners.
Chipper Workout: A harder workout that emphasizes strength gain.
TRAINING VARIATIONS
Goals: We work on strength, agility, and stamina goals and record our performance and personal bests on the PB sheets.
Footwork: We focus on footwork for the session, improving technique, stamina, and speed.
Alternate Rules: We modify the rules to better emphasize different skills and strategies, especially ones we’ve been learning about in recent sessions.
Advanced Weapons: We break out the advanced weapon systems including the crossguarded Ren Saber and the dual-wielded Tano Sabers.
ACTIVITY VARIATIONS
Games Night: We spend most of the evening playing fencing-based and related games including saber dodgeball!
Alternate Leagues: We borrow rules from other systems from around the world and give them a spin.
Alternate Weapons: We mix our usual plastic up with steel and foam, playing with epees & oly sabers, padded swords, and electronic knives.
COMMITTED FENCING SESSIONS
On these nights there is less focus on learning and more on just fencing!
Team Fight Night: We organize into teams and have one huge bout for the night.
Low Light Bout Night: We turn the lights all the way down, crank the music way up, and just fence for the evening.
Practice Tournament: A casual competitive event mimicking a real tournament, with opportunities to practice fencing as well as reffing.