Williamson County Fencing Club

"This is the best fencing class ever. I am a fencer here and the lessons are easy to understand, there are so many friends, and you generally have a lot of fun. The coaches are flexible and nice too. You also improve at a fast pace."

"Our son has been with Williamson County Fencing Club since the summer when he tried a camp out with several of his friends. They enjoyed it so much, most of his friends are still members, including my son. My son and I have played many sports over the years, and WCFC is easily on my short list of favorite coaches of all time. Coach keeps kids reasonably on task, speak sternly when needed, and always speaks with care and respect. And they let the kids be kids and have fun also. Most of all, my son really enjoys the club, the people and the sport. I can't wait to go to tournaments to see the WCFC kids play competitively!"

"My daughter has been learning fencing with them for the past 2 years. She loves it! Couches pay individual attention to the fencers and bring out their talents. They teach different techniques, self-control, and respect for each other. They make them ready to compete in the tournaments. I highly recommend this place for anyone who wants to learn to fence."

"We have been with this fencing club for more than 2 years now. Both coaches are the most considerate and best human any one can meet. Their technique of teaching fencing is remarkable. Concentrating on individual and correcting them right then. Most of all the coaches are friendly and very flexible. I highly recommend anyone who want to learn fencing. Whether you are young or old, this is the place to go. This club turned around so quickly they made a novice to fencing to win a medal in competition. That speaks a lot about their skills."

"We have been a fencing family for over 7 years, we have been members of the Williamson County Fencing Club for over one year. My kids love to fence and it will likely fence for the rest of their lives. The environment at the club is positive with lots of opportunities to free fencing and refereeing. Fencers get continuous feedback of the development of their game and have the opportunity to build healthy peer relationships. Fencers form a tight knit group and this is typically on full display at tournaments where fencers are usually in view of the piste supporting their club mates. As a fencing parent I typically spend over six hours per week observing my children’s classes and over the years we have benefited from the expertise of many coaches in the southeast region and the coaches at Williamson County Fencing Club provide a high level of instruction tailored to the strengths of each fencer. If your fencers want to compete at the regional and national level they will definitely make progress here."