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How to Find a Fencing Club

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By Jonathan Rigden
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Fencing is a wonderful sport that teaches hand-eye coordination, flexibility and strategy. Anyone can start fencing at any age, man or woman, boy or girl. Finding a fencing club is the best way for a beginner to become acquainted with the sport whether you want to fence recreationally or competitively. Most people can find a club within driving distance of their home. All clubs will accept new members regardless of how much you know about fencing.

From Quick Guide: Fencing Basics
Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1
    US Fencing Homepage.
    US Fencing Homepage.

    Go to usfencing.org (see Resources).

  2. Step 2
    Find a club.
    Find a club.

    Under the "Resources" tab select "Find a Club Where You Can Fence."

  3. Step 3
    State club directory.
    State club directory.

    Choose the appropriate state.

  4. Step 4
    Geographic divisions.
    Geographic divisions.

    Choose the geographic division within your state that best describes where you live from the list on the left side of the screen.

  5. Step 5
    Club listing.
    Club listing.

    Find the fencing club that is closest to you, and copy down their contact information in anticipation of your visit. Some larger fencing clubs have their own websites, where you can read coach bios and about the history of the sport and the club.

Tips & Warnings
  • Call the contact information ahead of your visit to let the coach know that you are coming. This helps the coach prepare time to spend with visitors as well as let you know what times are best for you to come.
  • Fencing clubs are usually not open during business hours. Be sure to call or email ahead before making your visit so that you know when to come.

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