http://www.omahafencingclub.org Mon, 09 Aug 2010 23:16:32 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Classes Begin the week of August 9, 2010 Fees are Beginners and Advance Beginners $45.00 ($40.00 f0r class and $5.00 for equipment fee) Intermediate $55.00 ($50.00 for class and $5.00 for equipment fee). Tuesdays: Sorenson 6:30 to 7:30 for Beginners Contact Sara to register. 7:30 to 8:30 for Advance Beginners Contact Alex to register. Sorensen is located ... http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=110 These Rules are to be observed whenever you fence. They exist for your safety and the safety of those around you. These rules are provided by the Omaha Fencing Club to ensure the safely of all who participate. Please observe these rules each time you fence. Fencing Safety Rules Never cross blades, ... http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=87 President: James Askew Vice-President: Patrick DeSimio Treasurer: Lynda Savage Secretary: Debra Becker http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=70 A while back, we gave advice on purchasing personal fencing gear. Now that you have the gear, you may be asking: "How do I take care of my personal fencing gear?" http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=66 Pool 1: 1st place: Legaspi, Josiah 2nd place: Farrington, Kristi 3rd place - tie: Schmeits, Ben & Flaschner, Noelle 5th place: Bateman, Savona 6th place: Tibbels, Stephen. Pool 2: 1st place: Deloske, Austin 2nd place: Humm, Curtis 3rd place: Owens, Patty 4th place: Janiszewski, Emma Congratulations to all who competed! http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=65 Starting on March 27, there will be open fencing Friday nights from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Montclair community center. Cost is $30 for an eight-week session, or a $5 drop-in fee. Wednesday night open fencing is also included in the registration. To register, email Patrick at pdesimio@omahafencingclub.org. http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=64 Dear Fencers and Families, The Omaha Fencing Club (OFC) is looking to take fencing to the next level here in Omaha. For the last twenty years the OFC has been teaching the Olympic sport of fencing in Omaha, and this year we are making plans to expand the club. We have ... http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=62 Even though there are no organized lessons at open fencing, the chance to polish your techniques under the pressure of a match is one of the best ways to improve as a fencer. You'll get better just by applying what you've learned in classes. If you want to improve even ... http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=50 Carpool to practice with the Lincoln Fencing Club. Contact Patrick if interested. http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=48 As in most sports, getting your own fencing gear is eventually something you'll want to do. The question isn't so much whether to get your own fencing gear as it is when to get your own fencing gear, and there are two different answers: one for buying dry (non-electric) gear, ... http://www.omahafencingclub.org/?p=32