Loughton Fencing Club

Contact Us
By email info@loughtonfencingclub.co.uk
By telephone Aubrey Crick on 01992 522462
Finding Us

Loughton Fencing Club meets at the sports hall of Debden Park High School, Willingale Rd, Loughton, Essex, IG10 2BQ. The nearest Underground station is Debden on the Central Line, which is around five minutes' walk from the venue. By tube central London is only 25 minutes away. There is plenty of car parking space at the school.

We usually meet in the sports hall.
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Competitions

There is no pressure to enter competitions, but members may find that training for engagements with other sword fencing clubs provides focus and purpose to their sword fencing.

Recent Competitions.

In 2009, Loughton Fencing Club members entered the RLS Fencing Club Enfield Fencing Tournament at which a number of members won medals with two coming at the top of their categories. Below is a photograph of past entrants, many of whom were awarded medals. However, it is the taking part and not the winning which must always be remembered: experience is gained and those who might not win on one occasion live to fight another day - with more knowledge.

n the spring of 2006 there was a further Enfield Fencing Tournament and once more the members of Loughton Fencing Club fared well, as the photograph below reveals.



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Welcome to the Loughton Fencing Club website. In case you have visited us in error, we will not help you to erect wooden posts all around your garden, but we will help you to fence well with swords in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Remember the five Fs of Loughton Fencing Club - "Fit, Fun, Fast, Furious, Fencing." If you would like to know about sword fencing and our club, please use the buttons at the side to explore our site. Enjoy your voyage of discovery! LINKS British Fencing Association British Fencing Association - Eastern British Academy of Fencing Fencing Channel (Official FIE Broadcasting Station) CommuniGate - Local News and Events Fencing Forum (Sponsored by Leon Paul) Equipment suppliers Duellist Leon Paul	Contact Us By email info@loughtonfencingclub.co.uk By telephone Aubrey Crick on 01992 522462 Finding Us Loughton Fencing Club meets at the sports hall of Debden Park High School, Willingale Rd, Loughton, Essex, IG10 2BQ. The nearest Underground station is Debden on the Central Line, which is around five minutes' walk from the venue. By tube central London is only 25 minutes away. There is plenty of car parking space at the school. We usually meet in the sports hall. View Debden Park High School in a larger map Competitions There is no pressure to enter competitions, but members may find that training for engagements with other sword fencing clubs provides focus and purpose to their sword fencing. Recent Competitions. In 2009, Loughton Fencing Club members entered the RLS Fencing Club Enfield Fencing Tournament at which a number of members won medals with two coming at the top of their categories. Below is a photograph of past entrants, many of whom were awarded medals. However, it is the taking part and not the winning which must always be remembered: experience is gained and those who might not win on one occasion live to fight another day - with more knowledge. n the spring of 2006 there was a further Enfield Fencing Tournament and once more the members of Loughton Fencing Club fared well, as the photograph below reveals.		Grants Recent Grants. Loughton Fencing Club secured grants recently from Epping Forest District Council and Loughton Town Council, which were used to purchase both electric and steam sword fencing equipment. Many thanks to those who provided the grants, which were most useful in developing the club and providing an opportunity for a greater number of local people to participate in sword fencing. Future Grants. Loughton Fencing Club is preparing grant applications to extend the activities of the club into more electric foil, electric sabre for the first time (which is the most expensive and elaborate form of electric sword fencing) and more electric epee.