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Front Range Fencing Club

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FreshnessFall 2026 schedule captured June 25This is a point-in-time snapshot of the provider’s published schedule, not live availability. Confirm enrollment with Front Range Fencing Club before planning around a time slot.
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After-school classes

1 class · snapshot of June 25

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4.5★★★★20 Google reviews
James Salem10 months ago
★★★★★

Excellent coaching staff! They make learning to fence fun and interactive. The drills are engaging and there's plenty of time for open fencing which is the highlight.

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David McGuire2 years ago
★★★★★

My son and I have been fencing with Front Range for the past year and a half. All the coaches are very patient and extremely knowledgeable in all aspects of the sport. It is a very friendly group, competitive but at the same time a relaxed and nurturing environment. We look forward to going every week!

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★★★★

I have been fencing in the Adult Electric Epee Section of FRFC for a little over a year. The coaches are great! They are interested in improving the students' ability and responsive to student needs. Late last year the Section, went from an hour a week class to 1 1/2 hours a week. This was definitely needed. One hour to set up, practice and cool down was insufficient to improve the skills of the students. My only recommendation for improvement is to regularly dedicate some or all of the additional 1/2 hour to drills. While everyone enjoys open bouting and probably dislikes drills, teaching memory during drills is important to improve fencing techniques. On another note, I took the summer camp last June which was 20 hours of coaching. I feel that this attendance really improved my fencing skills.

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Jeannette Graham2 years ago
★★★★★

Coach Judith is witty, knowledgeable, and a patient instructor. We took this fencing class with the mindset of trying something new this year and Front Range Fencing was exactly what we needed. We did the introductory class. They also offer team-building sessions which may be fun to try.

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Emily Skop7 years ago
★★★★★

Coach Kathryn carefully and thoughtfully guided our children, Neil (10) and Isabel (8) through four months of beginner classes. Lots of fun exercises and mini-competitions. The kids are now prepared to join the intermediate class and are really excited for what is ahead.

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