by Tim Morehouse Fencing Club
Young fencers learn foil, épée and sabre in group classes, with options for private lessons, competitive training and camps. Classes run from age 6 through adult.
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Weekday afternoons/evenings and weekend daytime
Trial lesson available; see site for rates
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Ages 6–17.
Trial lesson available; see site for rates
Weekday afternoons/evenings and weekend daytime
235 East 49th Street, 10017, in Midtown East, Manhattan.
Yes. Tim Morehouse Fencing Club is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Tim Morehouse Fencing Club: timmorehousefencing.com, or call (646) 624-8344.
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