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FENCERS ENROLLED IN A CLASS DO
NOT NEED TO PURCHASE A CLUB MEMBERSHIP.

To register as a member of the club,
please complete the Registration Form and Waiver, and bring it,
along with your payment, to the club.
The Registration Form (including
Waiver) is available for download here: EXORegistration.pdf

While beginner and intermediate fencers
are encouraged to take classes (please click here
for more information about our beginner and intermediate adult classes),
fencers who have previously completed courses, as well as more experienced
fencers wishing to continue their development, can purchase an Excalibur
Fencing Club membership.
Becoming a member allows you to participate
in organized group footwork sessions and scheduled sparring sessions.
In addition, members have the opportunity to purchase private lessons
from our coaching staff.
Those interested in learning more
about our club, or interested in becoming a club member, should
contact Alexandra Zarama by phone at 613-791-0584 or by email at
alexandra@ottawafencing.ca.
Drop-in Fee: Visiting fencers who
are not a member of Ottawa Fencing are subject to a per visit drop-in
fee of $20. Please talk with Paul ApSimon to arrange payment.
Session Dates (2011 - 2012)
Session I: September 12 to December
16 *
Session II: January 9 to March 30 *
Session III: April 2 to June 29
Summer Session: July 2 to August 31
* The Salle will be closed during
the U of O reading weeks (Oct. 24 to Oct. 28 and Feb. 20 to Feb.
24).
Club Rates (2011 - 2012)
Regular Membership
$325 (HST included) per Session
University of Ottawa Student Membership
$275 (HST included) per Session
Private Lessons
Private Lessons are available in
books of five (20 minutes each) for $100. Please
contact Paul ApSimon at 613-852-3832 to purchase Lesson Books.
Summer Session
The Summer Session takes place at
the RA Centre (2451 Riverside Drive).
Mondays (7:30 - 10:00) and/or Thursdays
(7:30 - 10:00)
$160 (HST included) for the Session
Summer Session Membership is FREE
if Club Membership for all three sessions is paid in full by December
16th.
All fencers should continue to work
on all aspects of their game throughout the summer. This includes
fitness, visualization and relaxation, technical, tactical, strengthening,
and flexibility.
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