Summer Fencing Camp
A fun and immersive week-long camp for young fencers of all skill levels. Learn, practice, and enjoy the sport of fencing in a supportive environment.
Camp Dates
June 9–13, July 14–18, July 21–25, July 28–August 1
Ages
For young fencers ages 6-12
Location
Sequoia Fencing Academy, Redwood, California
Fun & Immersive Fencing Experience
Our Summer Fencing Camp is designed to provide a comprehensive fencing experience for children ages 6-12. Whether your child is a complete beginner or has previous fencing experience, our camp offers appropriate instruction and activities for all skill levels.
Campers will learn fencing fundamentals, develop their skills through drills and games, and participate in friendly competitions. Our experienced coaches create a positive and encouraging environment where young fencers can thrive.
Beyond fencing, campers will enjoy team-building activities, fencing-related games, and make new friends who share their interest in this unique Olympic sport.
Camp Options
Choose the session that works best with your schedule and your child's interests.
Morning Session
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Focus
Fencing fundamentals and basic techniques
Price
$350 per week
Schedule
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM daily
Equipment
All necessary equipment provided
Afternoon Session
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Focus
Fencing fundamentals and basic techniques
Price
$350 per week
Schedule
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM daily
Equipment
All necessary equipment provided
Full Day Option
Book both AM & PM sessions in the same week
Includes free 1-hour lunch supervision between sessions
Available Weeks
June 9–13, 2025
Morning and afternoon sessions available
July 14–18, 2025
Morning and afternoon sessions available
July 21–25, 2025
Morning and afternoon sessions available
July 28–August 1, 2025
Morning and afternoon sessions available
The Camp Experience
Our carefully designed program ensures young fencers have fun while learning valuable skills.
Daily Schedule
1. Warm-up and Stretches
Warm-ups include ice-breakers and games to get campers engaged and build teamwork. We will also include a variety of different activities to develop physical skills, such as strength, speed, coordination, agility, and flexibility.
2. Footwork and Partner Drills
Following the warm-ups and stretches kids will get involved in footwork, where they will start to master the specific movements required for fencing. During partner drills, campers will work with full fencing gear as they learn how to fence with each other and score points along with the rules and strategy of fencing.
3. Lunch Break!
With plenty of time to rest, refuel, and socialize.
4. Bouts
After a brief 're-warm-up' with different games, campers will be paired off and fence with each other in numerous 'bouts'.
5. Wrap Up & Cool Down
We typically wind down with a series of games and 'cool down' exercises. Then, pick up!