How to Register

Open Fencing Membership

$50monthly
  • Includes: Open Bouting (Self-Directed Fencing)
  • Not recommended for those who’ve never fenced before
  • Member Discount on Private Lessons and equipment purchase and repairs
  • Camp discounts received after 3 months of continuous membership

Fitness Footwork Membership

$100monthly
  • Includes: Fitness Footwork Sessions & Open Bouting
  • Not recommended for those who’ve never fenced before
  • Fitness Footwork Scheduled Monday & Thursday 6:45-7:15
  • Member Discount on Private Lessons and equipment purchase and repairs
  • Camp discounts received after 3 months of continuous membership

Adult Active for Life Classes

$140monthly
  • Includes: Adult Group Classes, Fitness Footwork Sessions, & Open Bouting
  • Adults looking for structured practice to continue developing technical skills
  • Classes Wednesdays 8:20-9:00pm
  • Membership discounts: lessons, camps, clinics, and equipment purchases/repairs

2-3 Classes per Month

$230-280monthly
  • Includes: 2-3 Classes per month, Adult Group Classes, Fitness Footwork
  • Adults looking for more frequent structured practice to develop technical skills at a faster rate
  • 2 or 3+ classes per week, as scheduled by age and weapon
  • Membership discounts: lessons, camps, clinics, and equipment purchases/repairs
  • Unlimited Class members have access to additional private lesson discounts

Packages

$336-408monthly
  • Includes: Private lessons, Cross Training, Adult Group Classes, Fitness Footwork Sessions, Open Bouting
  • Adults looking for more structured approach to training and competition preparation
  • Cross Training: Tuesday or Thursday 8-9pm
  • Membership discounts: lessons, camps, clinics, and equipment purchases/repairs
  • Access to additional member discounts on private lessons

Recommendations For Adult Fencers

  • Canada’s physical activity guidelines recommend:

  • Be active at least 2.5 hours a week to achieve health benefits.

  • Focus on moderate to vigorous aerobic activity throughout each week, broken into sessions of 10 minutes or more.

  • Get stronger by adding activities that target your muscles and bones at least two days per week.

  • Get into a routine — go to the pool, hit the gym, join a spin class, or set a regular run and do some planned exercise. Make it social by getting someone to join you.

  • Adult Fencing at Epic provides a great opportunity to fulfill all of the above guidelines and tips

  • According to Sport Canada, Active for Life can manifest in three different ways for adults:

  • 1. ​Fit for Life: Daily Physical Activity, organized or non-organized

  • ​Epic Fencing offers adults structured classes, non-structured bouting, and access to our weight room

  • 2. Competitive for Life: Engage in age-group specific organized sport (new or familiar)

  • ​Alberta Fencing, Canadian Fencing, and International Fencing all provide opportunities for adults 40+ to compete with other adults.

  • 3. Sport & Physical Activity Leaders: Coaches, officials, administrators, and media: Ensuring a positive environment for sport

  • Fencing has many outlets for adults looking to engage with and contribute to a community