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Salle Ursa Fencing Club is affiliated to the British Fencing Association (BFA) and the British Disabled Fencing Association (BDFA).
We are the only Clubmark accredited fencing club in Warwickshire and one of only 10 in the country.
Website updated on 04 August 2010
We are the only Clubmark accredited fencing club in Warwickshire and one of only 10 in the country.
Website updated on 04 August 2010
NEWSFLASH
SEASON 2010-11: Get ready for the year ahead! Check out all our fencing sessions in Warwick, Coventry and Rugby.
SUMMER DAY OUT: Another great day, why not view the group photo in our gallery.
BEGINNERS: Next course starting in September. Book your place
AGM : 21/22-09-2010 View Agenda.
SEASON 2010-
SUMMER DAY OUT: Another great day, why not view the group photo in our gallery.
BEGINNERS: Next course starting in September. Book your place
AGM : 21/22-
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ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
The Achievement Award Scheme is available to all who take part in fencing. There are 9 award grades in each weapon to progress your fencing skills and theory. You will receive a woven tracksuit badge and certificate for each award that you achieve. You can use the awards towards your Duke of Edinburgh Awards or simply to measure your progress in fencing.
HOW CAN I GET AN AWARD?
1. To get started, download the relevant syllabus (see above) and the current FIE Rules of Competition from the BFA website.
2. Practice the technical elements on the syllabus and learn the relevant theory. Always seek advice from your coach to help you decide which level would be appropriate for you and what training you will need to achieve your goal.
3. At Salle Ursa we organise assessments once every term.
Check out the date of the next assessment
1. To get started, download the relevant syllabus (see above) and the current FIE Rules of Competition from the BFA website.
2. Practice the technical elements on the syllabus and learn the relevant theory. Always seek advice from your coach to help you decide which level would be appropriate for you and what training you will need to achieve your goal.
3. At Salle Ursa we organise assessments once every term.
Check out the date of the next assessment
Did you know? The BFA Achievement Awards are recognised by other organisations and can be included in Duke of Edinburgh Awards, requirements for the Stunt Register, Scouts and Guides Associations awards etc.