Adult Fencing Lessons in NYC
Sheridan Fencing Academy offers adult fencing lessons for beginners to experienced adult fencers. This is a great activity for anyone looking high-energy workout, and the opportunity to develop and improve their fencing skills. Each classes includes an array of activities that develop core strength, flexibility as well as technical and tactical exercises that will accelerate your fencing development.
Click on a fencing club location below to sign up.
About our adult fencing program
This adult fencing program is perfect for all skill levels in the sport. Whether you’re a beginner with no previous experience, or a former competitive fencer, there’s something for everyone at these lessons. We put you through various activities to develop your athletic and technical abilities, helping you develop your skillset and fitness level. Adult fencing memberships includes access to any of our adult classes, as well as use of the facility during open practice times.
Class Duration:
1 hour
Fencing Club Locations:
Manhattan (Upper East Side), Queens (Forest Hills), and Westchester (Mamaroneck)
Class Schedule:
Manhattan - Monday and Wednesday at 8pm
Queens - Tuesday and Thursday at 8pm
Westchester - Tuesday and Thursday at 8pm
Who It’s For:
Beginner to advanced adult fencers.
Requirements:
No equipment requirements.
Adult fencing classes in Manhattan, Queens, and Westchester
Adult fencing class costs
Adult fencers can purchase fencing memberships that give them access to all adult fencing classes, as well as access to our facilities during open practices times.
Manhattan
Adult Membership: $150.00
Queens
Adult Membership: $150.00
Westchester
Adult Membership: $150.00
Click on a fencing club location below to sign up.
Three fencing club locations in New York
Sheridan Fencing Academy
Manhattan
1801 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10128
Sheridan Fencing Academy
Westchester
One Depot Plaza, Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Sheridan Fencing Academy
Queens
106-06 Queens Blvd, 4th floor, Forest Hills, NY 11375
Meet the team
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Jason Sheridan
Sheridan Fencing Academy founder Jason Sheridan is the first American-born coach in history to train a World Champion in sabre. He has developed many of the top fencers in the US, including the 2018 National Champion, 2016 & 2014 NCAA Champion, 2013 Junior World Champion and silver medalist, and the 2012 Junior Olympic Champion.
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Louis Montorio
Louis Montorio is our Westchester Head Coach and a highly experienced mentor. Coach Lou has guided students from beginners to Regional Champions and National Medalists. He is the 2018 National Champion, a six-time national silver medalist, and many-times national finalist. His passion for fencing, combined with his coaching expertise and personal achievements, inspires fencers on their journey to success.
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Zack Brown
Zack Brown is one of the most well-known coaches and referees in the United States. He has coached Junior World Team members, Vet World Team members, Division I National Champions, and European Cadet Cup winners. As a fencer, Zack represented Team USA on the Senior World Cup circuit and has medaled at multiple Division I events.
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Salvatore "Sal" Centanni
Sal Centanni started fencing when he was eight years old. His passion for the sport led him to become one of the top-ranked fencers in the country, representing the U.S. at multiple World Cup competitions. Coach Sal was the 2017 Junior Olympic Champion, the 2015 Junior Olympic Bronze Medalist, the 2013 National Champion, and he was ranked tenth in the country in Division I, the highest competitive level of the sport.
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Valera Baranovsky
Valera Baranovsky started fencing in 1985 in the former Soviet Union, where he first developed his love of the sport. He later continued his athletic career in the U.S., training and competing in New York City fencing clubs. Coach Valera is driven to help children develop the same passion for fencing that he discovered when he was first introduced to the sport, so that they may achieve any level of success they desire.
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Laura Decker
Laura Decker is one of the top and most respected fencing referees in the world, regularly officiating at the highest levels of national and international competition, including World Championships. Laura graduated from Caltech, where she was the first female fencer to qualify for the NCAA Championships.