Wheeler Hall is unavailable tonight, so Baltimore MidAtlantic fencing classes will take place in the gym at Knott Hall. Use the main entrance to Loyola-Blakefield and park behind the main building!
This is what top-level epee fencing looks like. At Baltimore MidAtlantic Fencing Academy, we strive to provide a competitive environment to build skill and develop experience, so one day our fencers can do all this:
Just a quick reminder that Baltimore Midatlantic Fencing Academy’s Epee Program kicks off the fencing year on Tuesday, January 8, 2019, at 7:30PM at Wheeler Hall.
Baltimore MidAtlantic Fencing Academy offers an ongoing class for beginning and advanced epee fencers that focuses on footwork and blade competency, as well as applying fencing concepts to bouting.
The class is open to fencers of all skill levels and welcomes new members!
At Baltimore Midatlantic Fencing Academy, we knew that she was up to no good. Specifically, she has been preparing for the USA Pentathlon 2019 Qualifier 2, which will be held the weekend of January 19 and 20 in Colorado Springs, CO.
Continue reading “Will you look at that? She never mentioned that!”
No year passes without the bureaucrats at the FIE passing changes to the rules. Some are necessary — addressing advances in safety technology and materials.
Others are pure bunk. (Think “Russian box of death” or the current meddling with the epee “non-combativity” rules. Don’t get me started…)
Continue reading “Fence by the Book! Know the Rules and Use Them to Your Advantage”
Like in 2018, Baltimore Midatlantic Fencing Academy continues to meet at Wheeler Hall at 500 Chestnut Ave, Towson, MD 21204. Continue reading “Same Great Location as in 2018!”
Our Friends at the Blakefield Experience (who is hosting Baltimore Midatlantic Fencing Academy) have posted your most current Membership and Class subscription and payment options. Continue reading “Sign-up for January, February, and March Classes is Open!”
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