Our camp is exclusively focused on the épée. Our coaching staff consists of highly experienced épée specialists who have spent years training, competing, and teaching this specific weapon, ensuring top-level instruction for all participants.
Our camp is exclusively focused on the épée. Our coaching staff consists of highly experienced épée specialists who have spent years training, competing, and teaching this specific weapon, ensuring top-level instruction for all participants.
Yes, you can register. However, you must inform us that you practice foil so we can organize the appropriate training sessions.
Coaches run warm-ups, explain strip rules, and fit kit before anyone bouts. Sessions stay supervised, groups are kept manageable, and we stop for water, rest, and equipment checks so every fencer—new or experienced—trains in a controlled environment.
We welcome juniors from about seven years old through teenagers, grouped by age and fencing level so beginners learn alongside classmates at a similar pace while club fencers can push bouting and tactical work.
No prerequisite rating is needed. Tell us whether your camper is picking up a weapon for the first time or competing nationally—we tailor drills, lesson plans, and strip assignments so everyone is challenged appropriately.
Fencers generally travel with their own mask, uniform, lame where required, and weapons so fit and hygiene stay familiar. If you are borrowing club kit before camp, confirm weapon type and glove sizing with coaches—we advise a packing list after registration.
Yes. Waterfront and pool rotations follow clear rules, sunscreen checks, buddy systems, and staff presence outlined in briefing. Fencing sessions and free time still carry the camp code of conduct you receive before arrival.
To reserve a place or complete registration, use the registration form. For questions, use the contact form. We will follow up with next steps, required documents, a payment plan, and a packing checklist as appropriate.