Inscriptions  2024/2025

Les catégories d'escrime pour l'année scolaire 2024/2025 M 7 : 2018 - 2019 M 9 : 2016 - 2017 M11 : 2014 - 2015 M13 : 2012 - 2013 M15 : 2010 - 2011 M17 : 2008 - 2009 M20 : 2005 - 2007 Seniors : 2004 - 1984 Vétérans :1983 - 1954 Adultes loisir : 17 - 77 ans Cliquez sur le cours qui vous intéresse.

Beginners from 5 to 11 years old

Children learn how to hold and handle a foil and beware. They discover the simple techniques of attack and defense, the rules of assault and the values of fencing. They pass the coats of arms which signal their progress in their sport and participate in the first animation tournaments. They go there as a group, accompanied and supervised by referent parents and coached by the Master of arms or experienced shooters of the club.

Confirmed (M9 - M11)

Children learn how to trap the opponent and use sophisticated techniques to hit, defend, retaliate and counterattack. They know how to prepare their equipment for a competition and make decisions during fights. They make the first tournaments of the Academy of Paris. They go there in groups, accompanied and supervised by referent parents, coached by the Master of arms or experienced shooters of the club.

Confirmed (M11 - M13)

They know the basic rules and techniques of fencing and apply them better and better. The matches go from six to eight hits and 2 x 2 minutes of combat for the U11, and then to 2 x 3 minutes for the U13. The assaults are more disputed and the adversaries more numerous: They also come from Île de France Ouest and Créteil, the other Fencing Academies in Île de France. The tactical aspect becomes crucial, and the technique is refined.

Confirmed (M13 - M15)

They improve, harden their minds and start at the club to measure themselves against shooters older and more experienced than them: it is the best training to progress. They participate in the first selective tournaments outside Paris and discover the pressure of these competitions. The U15 pass 10 hits per assault and prepare for their first national championship: The youth festival, always a very beautiful fencing celebration.

Competitors U15 - U17

They have a taste for high performance sport and train several times a week. They improve their technique and tactics and strengthen their physical preparation: The matches go to 15 touches and 3 times 3 minutes of combat for the U17s. The best make the first tournaments abroad: 20 French shooters are admitted to the U17 World Cup tournaments. The first of them go to the world championships.

Competitors U17 - U20

The fights become more and more physical and the pace increases. Physical preparation becomes essential and takes up an entire place in training. The international seniors' tournaments, which they do in upgrades, show the M17 and M20 the gap that still separates them from the top level. The best defend their luck internationally with the highlight of the European and World Championships.

Seniors

Many of our Seniors are very well classified, have sporting ambitions and do intensive high level training, despite studies, employment, social life and family. They often cross swords with seniors from other clubs who come to our weapons room to compete with our competitors. Our Seniors participate in major tournaments at national and international level, prepare for these events and are always good for a performance.

Veterans

They want to maintain optimal physical condition for health reasons. They practice fencing as a leisure sport which combines a social bond with a regular sporting activity. They appreciate contact with young people and share their passion and experience with them. For several years, veterans have had their own competition circuit and their French Championship. The best can go to the European and World Championships.

Adults leisure

Fencing now has more than 100,000 practitioners. There is no medical constraint to practice this sport. The equipment is light and the practice very safe. Thanks to our experienced fencing masters, children and adults alike, women and men quickly learn technique and coordination of movements and can have fun playing sports. then ... On guard. Ready. Go! Why not you ?