Q: What makes a sword fencing activity suitable for a corporate event?
A: Sword fencing is one of the most exhilirating and fun combat sports with a history stretching back thousands of years. In addition, because participants have often never fenced before, it provides a shared challenge with a common sense of achievment for your team or clients.
Q: What equipment will we use in the session?
A: We use the latest 'midi' fence equipment that is safe and fun to use as well as being ideal for teaching the basics of the sport.
Q: What are the venue requirements for a sword fighting session?
A: We need a firm, non-slip floor (grass ok in summer - see link here) usually of a minimum size of 20m x 10m, however this is negotiable if you only have a smaller space and would like us to tailor the session to suit.
Q: Where can you hold events geographically?
A: Anywhere in the UK (or globally if you want to pay accordingly :) - although we generally operate in the North West of England, we will work further afield for a surcharge.
Q: Do we need to find our own venue?
A: Yes, we have found that the particular requirements of each different company vary so much (e.g. conference / country getaway / site-based etc.) that you need to source a venue that fits the purpose.
Q: Does fencing hurt?
A: No, the protective equipment we use ensures complete safety.
Q: How much do you charge?
A: Please see our prices page
Q: What are your billing proceedures?
A: We will invoice you at the time of booking and expect payment either on the day of the event or within 7 days of the event date.
Q: How many participants do you cater for?
A: Any number - a group of 20-30 is an ideal number but we have taught many more by simply timetabling sessions (e.g. 5 sessions of 20, meaning 100 participants) or employing additional coaches.
Q: What are the clothing requirements?
A: Essential: trainers, long sleeved tops (shirt sleeves are fine) Recommended: long trousers
Q: Are you fully qualified and insured to coach fencing?
A: Of course, our coaches also hold first aid and crb certificates.
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