Paola W.
8/20/2020
My children attended the summer camp and the simply loved it! Karen is very caring and enthusiastic, the instructors are knowledgeable and supportive. They now want to continue. I hope the SIP...
SF Sabre School
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3201 Balboa St
San Francisco, CA 94121
SF Sabre Fencing is a premier fencing school in San Francisco, CA, offering classes for both adults and youth. Led by Coach Brandon, a highly experienced and dynamic fencing coach, the school provides comprehensive training in sabre fencing, focusing on fundamental skills, tactics, strategy, and conditioning. With a holistic approach to coaching, SF Sabre Fencing aims to elevate the game of every student, whether they are new to the sport or seasoned fencers.
With a strong emphasis on teamwork, time management, and stress management, SF Sabre Fencing recognizes the value of fencing as an extracurricular activity for college admissions and future employment. The school also offers private fencing classes and opportunities for students to participate in local, regional, and national tournaments. Whether you're looking to try out fencing or take your skills to the next level, SF Sabre Fencing is the place to be.
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5.010 reviewsN. B.
7/16/2024
Signed up kiddo for summer fencing camp. They have a new coach from France, Nicolas. He was very nice and had the kids, even brand new beginners, fencing with a real weapon (and safety equipment...
Eric B.
10/1/2024
My son has been enjoying the new coach Nicolas Rousset. They get a rounded program of drills, sparring, they learn the rules and how to score and referee. Great group of kids.
C. T.
9/27/2024
We've had a really positive experience with Coach Nicolas Rousset at SF Sabre School. He's patient, kind, fun, and professional, providing very insightful feedback that has helped my child...
Brandon S.
2/23/2024
Great fun with an amazing sport to develop strong mind and body. A sport for all ages 6-86+ and one of, if not the safest combat sports in the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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