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Balance, agility and swordsmanship all combine to make a good fencer. Contact your local fencing club and find out more.

Blackheath Fencing Club

Blackheath High School
Vanbrugh Park
London SE3 7AG

Blackheath Fencing Club trains on Tuesday 7.30pm to 9.30pm for Foil, Epee and Sabre.

Contact

Andrew Nisbet
161 Faraday Avenue
Sidcup
Kent DA14 4JE

Tel: 020 8309 7827

Blackheath Fencing Club website

Membership fees/cost: £150 per year paid in 3 instalments of £50; first week free
For ages: 11 to 50+
Beginners, improvers, advanced, elite

Further information

Blackheath Fencing Club has an Equal Opportunity and Child Protection policy. It does not cater for disabled people.

The club has four qualified sports coaches and one specific coach for a junior section.

Blackheath Fencing Club is a member of the British Fencing Association, and fences at local, area, county and national league level.

Royal Greenwich Fencing Club

The Annex
Shrewsbury House
30 Bushmoor Crescent
Plumstead
London SE18 3EG

Royal Greenwich Fencing Club website

The Royal Greenwich Fencing Club trains on Monday 6.45 to 9pm, Juniors 9 to 10pm. Disabled adult fencers Thursday 7pm to 10pm

Please note: anyone interested must contact us for an appointment before arrival. We do not receive casual visitors.

Contact

Mr I. Lightbown
84a Plumstead Common Road
Plumstead
London SE18 3RE

Tel: 020 8316 5861
Email:  royalgreenwichfencingclub@btinternet.com

Membership fees/cost: £2.50 adults, £2 juniors
For ages: 8 to 50+
Beginners, improvers, advanced, elite

Further information

The Royal Greenwich Fencing Club has an Equal Opportunity and Child Protection policy, and caters for disabled people.

The club has three qualified sports coaches and five unqualified helpers/coaches, and is a member of the British Fencing Association.

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