Highlights
Progress from basics to intermediate with four group classes designed for recreational fencing enthusiasts
About This Deal
Fencing combines excitement with stylish outfits, bringing together skill and fun. Whether you are looking to pick up swordplay for the first time or refine your technique, these classes offer both introductory and intermediate sessions to help you get started.
Class Schedule & Info
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Ages 8+
Classes meet on Tuesdays at 7 p.m.
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Under 8
Classes meet on Thursdays at 5 p.m.
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What to Wear
Suit up in athletic gear to join in.
What We Offer
Kickstart your journey in recreational fencing. Classes are tailored to provide fundamental instruction with opportunities to advance your skills, enriched by themed parties and workshops.
4 Introductory Lessons
$24.00
Dive into basic fencing skills over four engaging sessions at Royal Arts Fencing.
8 Introductory Lessons
$48.00
Expand your skills with eight comprehensive classes at Royal Arts Fencing.
12 Introductory Lessons
$72.00
Master techniques through twelve detailed lessons at Royal Arts Fencing.
Why You Should Grab the Offer
- World-class training: Learn directly from Coach Julia Richey, who brings her international experience to the students.
- Immersive adventure: Go beyond basic techniques with themed parties that turn events into unforgettable experiences.
- Creative workshops: Enjoy unique programs like 'Shakespeare in the Classroom' for added flair in your training routine.
- Year-round camps: Intensive camps cater to all skill levels, ensuring rapid progress and enhanced development.
- Exclusive member services: Access an online portal for easy lesson booking and personalized service.
Fine Print
About Royal Arts Fencing Academy
Spearheaded by Julia Richey, a former member of the Russian National Team, the crew of coaches at Royal Arts Fencing Academy teaches fencers of all experience levels the secrets of centuries-old sword techniques and traditions. New students can enroll in four group classes, learning the fundamentals that will guide them during subsequent intermediate lessons. They can also brush up on their blade knowledge during summer camps that cover the Olympic sport weapons of foil, épée, and saber. Visions of Olympic glory also dance throughout the academy’s annual Arnold Fencing Classic, a part of the Arnold Classic and one of the largest independently run fencing tournaments in the nation.
