Introductory Drop-In Fencing Class for One or Two at Three Rivers Fencing Center
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National champion fencer & her staff enable deft swordplay in Wednesday-night beginners’ classes, which include all necessary equipment
Fencing was once commonly learned at an early age, which is why so many octogenarians still settle disputes with games of Rock, Paper, Épée. Celebrate civilized swordplay with today’s Groupon to Three Rivers Fencing Center. Choose between the following options:
- For $15, you get an introductory drop-in fencing class for one person (a $30 value). For $25, you get an introductory drop-in fencing class for two people (a $60 value).
Three Rivers Fencing Center’s head coach Iana Dakova, a national champion fencer, and her foil-wielding staff enable deft swordplay during Wednesday-evening fencing lessons. Coaches outfit fencers in modern safety gear before covering basic footwork and blade work, such as parries, ripostes, and using sabers to skewer fresh vegetables. En garde students reap the additional benefit of included instruction in the noble history, safety rules, and health benefits of fencing. In the event of classes reaching capacity, alternates should check back often for additional classes and advice on how to appear more swashbuckling.
National champion fencer & her staff enable deft swordplay in Wednesday-night beginners’ classes, which include all necessary equipment
Fencing was once commonly learned at an early age, which is why so many octogenarians still settle disputes with games of Rock, Paper, Épée. Celebrate civilized swordplay with today’s Groupon to Three Rivers Fencing Center. Choose between the following options:
- For $15, you get an introductory drop-in fencing class for one person (a $30 value). For $25, you get an introductory drop-in fencing class for two people (a $60 value).
Three Rivers Fencing Center’s head coach Iana Dakova, a national champion fencer, and her foil-wielding staff enable deft swordplay during Wednesday-evening fencing lessons. Coaches outfit fencers in modern safety gear before covering basic footwork and blade work, such as parries, ripostes, and using sabers to skewer fresh vegetables. En garde students reap the additional benefit of included instruction in the noble history, safety rules, and health benefits of fencing. In the event of classes reaching capacity, alternates should check back often for additional classes and advice on how to appear more swashbuckling.