The private lesson is by far the best method for fencing training. With no exception, all good fencers use the one-on-one private instruction with a coach as the core training for their success.
Individual private lessons with a good coach will convey the correct techniques to the student and build the foundation for skillful fencing. Correct training is paramount to achieving mastery in fencing.
Private lessons are available from our highly skilled coaches.
| INFORMATION | |
| Reservation | Weekly reserved time slots. Call or write to us to schedule. |
| Length | Single lesson: 20 min, Double lesson: 40 min |
| Fee | $50 - $70 per single lesson (depending on coach) |
| Additional fees | No charges for class attendees. Otherwise $75/month club membership |
| Attending | Arrive at least 10 minutes before lesson start time to warm-up and stretch |
| Cancellation policy | At least 24 hours in advance. Otherwise you will be charged for the lesson |
An often asked question is “How many lessons should a fencer take in a week?” You should take at least one and we recommend two to four. Remember that in fencing you get out what you put into it.
We recommend private lessons as a complementary addition to our group lessons and programs..
MEET OUR COACHES
HEAD COACHNick Dinu
30 years of teaching experience. Trained multiple USA national champions. Coached future Olympic…
COACHEd Korfanty
Ed’s students won 45 World Championships, two Olympic gold medals, and three Olympic bronze medals.
COACHTiberiu Dolniceanu
Olympic medalist and champion of World Cup and Grand Prix fencing competitions. Coach for the Romanian women’s sabre team
COACHClaudio Adrianzen
Coach Claudio has been coaching for 5 years at both the recreational and competitive level.
COACHShawn Kim
Following his stellar college fencing career, Coach Shawn is now coaching fencers across all levels.
COACHNicky Dinu
Competitive Fencer. Gold medalist of multiple championships. Member of the Canadian National Team.