Olympic Fencing - Swordfighting for modern times

The best way to learn more about fencing is to get out and do it. There are over 500 fencing clubs in the United States and most of the larger fencing clubs end up running classes at community colleges or the local YMCA to help market the sport.

There are a few places you can go to look for fencing clubs:

• Visit our listing of Fencing Clubs in the United States to browse clubs by state, our use the Zip Code Search tool to find the clubs that are within driving distance.
  
• When visiting the Fencing Clubs Listing, take a look at those in your state to see if they offer classes at the local rec centers.
  
• Check at local rec centers and community colleges to see if there are any fencing classes offered.
  
• If all else fails, head to the Fencing Forums and ask if there are any clubs in your area. The members there are really friendly and provide good advice.

If you want to get the edge over your opponents then this fencing training DVD is for you. Presented by an Olympic and World class coach, it is packed with expertise and information presented in an easy and logical way over six chapters. With instruction for both right and left-handed fencers.

Shot in High Definition using multiple camera angles including top shots, low angles, close-ups and point of view shots so you really can understand the moves, and using slow motion replays to stop you searching for the rewind button, this surely is the most informative and exciting guide to foil fencing ever made.

Produced by professional film-makers who fence. Filmed in a 17th century hall, with an inspiring music score and full commentary this feature length DVD is designed to help you learn in your first years of fencing - not just your first weeks! Get the Edge - Before your opponent does!