How to Register

 

See the chart below to

  • Decide which program fits your fencer’s goals
  • Follow the link to the online store

Once in the online store:

  • Click on their weapon
  • Click their age group
  • Click “Session”

In the box that opens,

  • Click on the fencer’s name OR “add another person”
  • Select the subscription that fits their goals
  • Go to Checkout

Teen Active for Life

$135monthly
  • Teens looking to practice skills and fence casually
  • Includes open bouting and all membership discounts (lessons, camps, clinics, and equipment purchases/repairs)
  • Member Discount on Private Lessons of 20%
  • Classes Monday 7-8 pm

2 Classes per Week

$225monthly
  • Fencers looking to improve skills
  • Fencers looking to compete regionally and provincially (now or in the future)
  • Includes open bouting and all membership discounts (lessons, camps, clinics, and equipment purchases/repairs)
  • Member Discount on Private Lessons of 20%

Unlimited Classes

$275monthly
  • Fencers looking to maximize training at Epic and to develop skills at a faster rate
  • Fencers interested in competing provincially, nationally, and/or internationally (now or in the future)
  • Includes open bouting and all member discounts (lessons, camps, clinics, and equipment purchase and repairs)
  • Member discount on private lessons is 20% plus an additional 10% if 2+ private lessons are booked per week

Recommendation For Fencers

  • We know that between 13-18, teens begin to diverge in their commitment to sports: some become more determined and some are at risk of dropping out.

  • We provide different types of programs for 13-18yos to support these diverging paths:

  • Teen Active for Life keeps teens active and learning in a social environment

  • 2 Classes per week is for fencers with technical, tactical, and/or provincial competition goals

  • Unlimited Classes is for fencers with technical, tactical, mental, and/or national/international competition goals

  • We hope to support your fencer in their competitive goals because we believe in the value of competition for the lessons it teaches:

  • ​The correlation between hard work and tangible improvements

  • The value of discipline and self-regulation

  • The importance of taking care of your body and mind

  • We also know that fencing is a highly technical sport and that attendance and quality repetition are key to providing fencers the foundation so they are positioned to experience positive experience in training and competition and, subsequently, strengthen their self-confidence