Fencing Camp
Fencing has been a major sport in every modern Olympic Games since 1896, with the first events being men's foil and sabre.
The World Junior Fencing Championships is an annual international fencing competition for athletes under 20 years old organized by the International Fencing Federation.
The Ivy League Fencing Championships (officially known as the Ivy League Fencing Round Robin) is an annual competition that determines the Ivy League rankings in men's and women's fencing.
The NCAA Fencing Championships are awarded at a championship held in March each year to determine the NCAA's national collegiate fencing individual and team champions.
About this Program
Full-day camp: 8:30a.m. – 3:30p.m.
Age: 6-13 years old (grades 1-7)
Content: 30 minutes of warm-up and 2 hours of course instruction led by Canadian Professional Golf Association (CPGA) coaches. In addition to the course, students will learn swing techniques, including rules, etiquette and strategy. In addition, this camp is committed to improving students' specific performance on the driving range, short game area and greens. The Richmond Hill Golf Learning Center is also equipped with 2 simulators for all campers to use every day. All full-day golf campers will receive a welcome pack on the first day of camp.
