http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/content.php?cat=0Latest websites posted at www.britishfencingclub.co.uken-usCopyright www.britishfencingclub.co.uk, All Rights Reservedhttp://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16452An established BFA-affiliated fencing club meeting weekly with coaching and equipment provided free of charge to members. First two 'taster' lessons are free. The coach is a former member of the Czech national team. Members range from around nine years old to their 70s and the club will support those who wish to participate in competitions. Sessions are held on Mondays and Wednesdays. The venue is ten minutes walk from Debden tube station on the Central Line.http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16323Banbury & District fencing club is based at the Hanwell fields community centre. All specialist fencing equipment is available on club nights and beginners only need wear trainers and track suit bottoms and a tee shirt. Club night incorporates fencing training (group and individual) and competitive fencing. Fencing is fast, furious & Fun so just turn up and join in!http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16299We caters for fencer of all abilities and, tastes. So whether you are a beginner, have just starting doing competitions or are already moving up the national rankings, or just enjoy fencing for a bit of relaxation, we should be able to meet your needs. All three weapons are fenced, and we have a wide range of equipment, including electric, for members to make use of. The club also organises regular social events.http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16298The club caters for all levels & ages of fencers from beginners to British team members; there are always fencers training at sabre. All senior club members get individual lessons every week.http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16297If you're coming down for the first time, wear sensible sports clothing: White-soled trainers (squash or indoor tennis shoes are ideal) and long tracksuit-type bottoms are a must (fencing in shorts is not allowed). The club will supply all of your fencing equipment*, hire of which is included in your entrance fee.http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16296All specialist fencing equipment is available on club nights and beginners only need wear trainers and long trousers. Club night incorporates fencing training (group and individual) and competitive fencing.Fencing is hard, fast and furious so just turn up and join in!http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16295This is the home page of Wimbledon Fencing Club. Wimbledon Fencing Club is in the Wimbledon area of south London, UK, for juniors and seniors, beginners and experienced, for foil, epee and sabre.http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16294West Lancashire Fencing Club is based at Edge Hill College in Ormskirk. To find out more, visit our site!http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16293Laszlo's Fencing Club is a non-profit, community club based near the beautiful city of Durham in the North East of England. The club aims to develop fencing under the direction of Prof. Laszlo Jakab, a world class Hungarian coach, whose students have included Olympic, World and National champions. Many of his fencers who train in Durham are members of the Great Britain and Commonwealth teams. Prof. Jakab is an expert coach in all three weapons (though is world renowned for sabre), and the club http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16292The club meets several times each week at a number of venues. If you have fenced before, please feel free to come along and check out the club during a suitable session.If you haven't fenced before, but want to give it a go, the club runs regular beginner's courses.All necessary kit is provided by the club for beginners.http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16291The National Veterans Association is open to men and women who share an interest in the sport of fencing. Membership is restricted by age. Men and women must be 40 or over.http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16290Aberystwyth University Fencing Clubhttp://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16289Edinburgh Fencing Club aims to promote the sport to all, within a safe, professional and (above all) fun environmenthttp://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16288Membership of the club is open to all students of University of York and HYMS, students of other universities and members of the general public. http://www.britishfencingclub.co.uk/detail.php?post=16287You are about to step into one of the most exciting and fun-filled clubs at the University of Bristol and also one of the most successful University fencing clubs in the country!So if you're a total beginner, just interested, or a previous fencer come on in and find out what we do.