Fearless
Fencing
Fabulous
Fencing II
Fencing for grades 1
& 2
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8 Class sessions
1 day a week for 4 weeks
or
2 days/week for 2 weeks (December to help with vacations)
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Fearless
Fencing
Want to clash swords with
an opponent just like in the movies except that no one gets
hurt? Mr.
Scott Knies will show
you the proper and safe way to fence, including how to move
your feet and handle the sword. You will wear protective clothing
- mask, padded jacket and glove. In the final session, you
will do some actual bouting (the term for sword play). An
advanced class will be offered later this year. This class
is a necessary first!
Fabulous
Fencing II
Prerequisite: Fearless Fencing
(any year is fine) As Promised
here's the next step
in a series of fencing programs for the Lyceum. Optional Field
trip activity to the Foil Junior Olympic Qualifiers on November
23'rd. Here's the chance to go to the next level
.. Fearless
Fencing whet's the appetite of those with keen minds and desire
for individual athletic achievement. This course provides
an introduction to the range of possibilities for the fencer,
shows how fencing and chess are so interrelated, and provides
a sampling of each of the three styles used: the Foil (introduced
in Fearless Fencing); The Epée or dueling sword D'Artangtions
favorite; and the Sabre the chosen weapon of the Hussars.
Come Join TFC's Director Dirk
Decker for this fascinating Journey with possible
guest appearances by US Olympians, Collegiate Varsity fencers,
and Olympic gold medal Coaches.
Intro
to Fencing for grades 1 & 2
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When: Starting in January
2003 Based on game playing with emphasis on fencing skills
and cross training, and self image enhancement, this class
will be provided by one of the foremost experts in developing
young athletes from the republic of Kazakstan and the former
Soviet Union. Dr.
Nataliya Maximovich, former director of graduate
studies at the USSR University of High Sport skills, brings
her special and unique talents to the Lyceum Program. A development
experience for all.
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