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At 1:15am on July 26, 2008, Isabel Ford said…
Thank you very much for doing a great job of hosting Nationals! We all had a fabulous time and hope to fence you all again next year!
At 8:46am on July 24, 2008, Drew said…
I am indeed. Thanks for a fascinating class. I'll be back!
At 8:15am on July 12, 2008, Salle Green said…
Salle Green is proud to host the American Fencing League 2008 Championships in Ashland at Hanover Academy on 19 (individual foil, sabre, epee, and 3 weapon) and 20 (team events) July.

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Salle Green - A Full Service Sword School

Salle Green is a Guild Academy of the United States Fencing Coaches Association. We are located in our own leased space at 11058 Washington Highway, Glen Allen, Virginia, 23059, approximately 2 miles north of Interstate 295 on the north side of the Richmond metro area. Salle Green offers comprehensive training for competitive fencers (including competitive career planning and periodized training cycles) and beginner and intermediate classes for recreational fencers, all tied to a tactical and technique skill development program. In addition we teach classical fencing, historical swordsmanship with Medieval, Renaissance, and Enlightenment weapons, and selected Asian martial arts weapons. All coaches are certified by the United States Fencing Coaches Association, and our head coach is a Maitre d'Armes certified by the Academie d'Armes Internationale.

Telephone 804-798-7744. Our website is http://www.sallegreen.com. Come visit us electronically or in person.

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Assistant Moniteur Workshop

The day was long, and we covered a lot of ground in 8 hours - and 8 fencers from 5 clubs are a bit closer to being certified by the United States Fencing Coaches Association as Assistant Moniteurs, the first step toward professional certification as coaches. The workshop covered a detailed review of beginner level skills and their applications, discussions of training, roles, and ethics, and practice demonstrating skills and teaching in a group lesson format. Participants rated the workshop high… Continue

Posted on October 12, 2008 at 9:54pm —

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2008-2009 Master At Arms Challenge

Our coaching staff will be participating in the Pan American Fencing Academy's 2008-2009 Master at Arms Challenge - a 12 part, year long activity for professional fencing coaches. The Challenge sets goals that will improve instructor skill, increase level of activity, and connect with a wider range of experiences in the sport. Areas addressed include continuing education, personal skills, participation in organizations, professional reading, and others. Details of the challenge can be seen at ht… Continue

Posted on September 20, 2008 at 8:30am —

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2008 USFCA Conference

This year's United States Fencing Coaches Assocation annual Coaches Conference at Bucks County Academy of Fencing in Lambertville, New Jersey, is shaping up to be the best professional continuing education event in the history of the organization. Starting on Thursday evening, 7 August, there is a first rate lineup of coaches (Bednarski, Brusilovsky, Czaja, Danylov, Holbrow, Kandlik, Littell, Micahnik, Stusinski, Vitebskiy, and Mackrides) teaching current tactics, technique, and conditioning met… Continue

Posted on July 29, 2008 at 12:37pm — 1 Comment

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Thoughts on Teaching 1

I have been pondering the value of individual lessons recently. For beginning and intermediate students I am beginning to believe that individual lessons early on create stagnation. Certainly the games approach to coaching suggests that extensive correction stifles higher level performance in any sport later. And the group lesson limits correction or work in depth on an single problem. I am slowly coming to the conclusion that for anyone short of the serious competitive level that a lesson of 2… Continue

Posted on July 27, 2008 at 6:16pm —

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AFL Championships

We served as the host club for the 2008 American Fencing League Championships, the only national level event for dry (or standard or steam) fencers. It was a small championships by USFA standards, 20 fencers in four individual (foil, epee, sabre, and three weapon) and four team events over two days. But the fencers took the event very seriously, we started on time and ended on schedule, there were no malfunctions in the equipment (no boxes or reels or electric weapons to malfunction), directing… Continue

Posted on July 22, 2008 at 6:23am — 3 Comments

 
 

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