GWEFC is pleased to offer a free introduction to Fencing night at 7:30 pm on Thursday 16th February. Bring a friend.

GWEFC will be holding an introduction to fencing course at 7:00pm on Thursday 5th May. Give us a couple of hours of your time and we will teach you how to fence.  Bring a friend - it's better to learn together. There is no charge for this course.

GWEFC will be holding an introduction to fencing course on Thursday 2nd November. Give us a couple of hours of your time and we will teach you how to fence.  Bring a friend - it's better to learn together. There is no charge for this course.

All specialist equipment will be supplied by the club - this will be worn over your own clothes.  Wear clothes you will be comfortable working out in - but no shorts due to safety concerns.  You need to bring some indoor sports shoes with non-marking soles.  The building has changing rooms and showers available.

GWEFC will be holding an Emergency First Aid training course on Sunday 26th March.  The venue is to be confirmed but probably Cally Uni.

This is an ideal course for coaches needing their first certificate or a renewal, but it is also useful for any athlete.  The training takes around 6 hours to complete but we will be having breaks throughout the day.

The trainer will the Ruth Thomson who is Scottish Fencing's approved First Aid Trainer.

All welcome at GWEFC for an introduction to fencing.

Another chance to learn fencing - all welcome at GWEFC for an introduction to fencing.

We will be holding a Beginner's Introduction to Fencing night on Thursday 10th September at 7pm in Cally Uni ARC.  There is no charge for beginners attending for the first time.

Give us a couple of hours and we will have you fighting with swords.

We will be holding a Beginner's Introduction to Fencing night on Thursday 5th February at 7pm in Cally Uni ARC.  There is no charge for beginners attending for the first time.

Give us a couple of hours and we will have you fighting with swords.

You need to wear comforable fitting clothing (not shorts, but tracksuit bottoms or similar are fine). The gym has changing rooms and showers available.  Bring some indoor sports shoes, ie ones with non-marking soles.  There water available at the gym but you should bring a drinks container.

Scottish Fencing is continuing to offer “Ready Steady Fence” courses in the Coach Education Programme for the 2012-2013 fencing season.

“Ready Steady Fence” is an entry level National Governing Body qualification suitable for teachers, volunteers and activity leaders without previous fencing experience. It contains all you need to know to confidently introduce basic fencing skills, concepts, fun and games in schools, local clubs or youth groups in a safe and effective manner.