2016-17 Class Calendar
08.29.16 Session 1 begins
10.13.16 Session 1 ends
10.17.16 Session 2 begins
12.01.16 Session 2 ends
12.05.16 Session 3A begins
12.15.16 Session 3A ends
01.02.17 Session 3B begins
02.02.17 Session 3B ends
02.06.17 Session 4 begins
03.23.17 Session 4 ends
03.27.17 Session 5 begins
05.11.17 Session 5 ends
05.15.17 Session 6 begins
06.29.17 Session 6 ends
Homeschool Calendar
09.15.16 Session A begins
11.17.16 Session A ends
- TBA - Session B begins
- TBA - Session B ends
- TBA - Session C begins
- TBA - Session C ends
- TBA - Session D begins
- TBA - Session D ends 
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Welcome to Concord
Fencing Club
Maintaining the tradition and spirit of Concord Fencing.
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CFC News:
Next Tournament at CFC: The Granite State Open
• Date: Saturday, 29 October
• Events: Mixed Foil, Women's Foil, Mixed Epee, Women's Epee, Mixed Sabre
New Homeschool Program starts September 15
The Concord Fencing Club is pleased to announce the Fencing for Homeschoolers Program beginning on Thursday, September 15 at 2:00 PM. The program, designed for children between the ages of 7 and 14, is divided into four 10 week sessions. Each class will last 60 minutes. Course description
NH Chronicle Investigates Olympic Fencing at CFC
Concord Monitor profiles CFC's "Dynamic Duo"
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CFC Philosophy
Concord Fencing Club offers fencing instruction for kids,
teens, and adults ranging from beginners to
advanced fencers and elite competitors. The philosophy for beginners is
mostly educational and recreational. For experienced
fencers the emphasis depends upon the fencer's
desires - either recreational or competitive. How a
person approaches the sport depends upon personal
factors.
CFC is here for ALL fencers.
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Our approach to instruction is always positive, and our hope is that each
fencer will enjoy and feel successful in what he or she is
doing. Fencing has
long been recognized as an excellent activity for developing self
confidence and body awareness. Beyond the skills needed for fencing,
special emphasis is placed on cultivating principles
that are essential to achievement in all types of athletic and
professional pursuits: Discipline and sportsmanship. Every fencer is
taught based upon his or her own ability in a
progressive fashion, allowing each one to move along
a preset sequence of skills at his or her own pace.
An essential goal is to have fun!
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