SPORT SESSIONS HAVE BEEN TEMPORARLIY MOVED TO THE GRANGE INTERLINK CENTRE BD7 1PX
SPORT SESSIONS HAVE BEEN TEMPORARLIY MOVED TO THE GRANGE INTERLINK CENTRE BD7 1PX
ALSO AVAILABLE FOR TEENAGE GIRLS AGE 14-19
What is fencing?
Fencing is a sport of lunging. It requires the use of a wide range of motion to respond and deflect opposing attacks. The core, arms, and legs all develop a good deal of flexibility in regular fencers.
Is fencing good for me?
The most direct health benefit of fencing is the exercise component of the sport. Each fencing session is a full-body workout and challenges muscles ranging from those in the feet and lower legs all the way up to the neck, shoulders and arms. Fencing places a number of physical fitness demands on its participants. The sport develops fitness, agility, speed, strength, coordination, balance and timing. Physical ability is just as important is having a strong mental edge. It involves the analysis of strategy, tactics and psychological control, as well as mental awareness, coordination, strength, balance, dexterity and aerobic fitness.
Can fencing help me to lose weight?
Fencing is a great exercise. While it's certainly a lot of fun, it is also a great way to burn calories and build up your endurance. On average, a 150-pound woman burns about 400 calories per hour while participating in a fencing workout or match. The exercises keep your body moving and your heart pumping to improve your level of fitness, burn calories and lose weight.
Is fencing dangerous?
As dangerous as it sounds fencing ranked a mere 2.5% injury rate — only slightly higher than diving and synchronised swimming. It just goes to show that with proper gear and good common sense, fencing is no more dangerous than table tennis!
Count me in!
If you would like to take part, simply give us a call and find out how to join. Junior classes also available.
Our weekend sessions are incredibly busy and are in huge demand. Often there is a first come first served system in place as we must cap our class numbers for safety reasons. We have introduced the 'ACTIVITY PASS' which means you no longer have to worry about availability and you may attend as many sessions as you like.
It is a great place to have fun, meet new people and learn new skills.
Currently the activity pass will grant you access to football, archery boxing and self defence sessions. There is an additional option to complete the GB Boxing awards if you're feeling fancy!
We will apply a discount if you bring a sibling along!
Hang on... what a great gift idea! Please ask us about our other gift vouchers!
Leadership courses
SEPERATE SESSION ALSO AVAILABLE FOR WOMEN.
What is fencing?
Fencing is a sport of lunging. It requires the use of a wide range of motion to respond and deflect opposing attacks. The core, arms, and legs all develop a good deal of flexibility in regular fencers.
Is fencing good for me?
The most direct health benefit of fencing is the exercise component of the sport. Each fencing session is a full-body workout and challenges muscles ranging from those in the feet and lower legs all the way up to the neck, shoulders and arms. Fencing places a number of physical fitness demands on its participants. The sport develops fitness, agility, speed, strength, coordination, balance and timing. Physical ability is just as important is having a strong mental edge. It involves the analysis of strategy, tactics and psychological control, as well as mental awareness, coordination, strength, balance, dexterity and aerobic fitness.
Can fencing help me to lose weight?
Fencing is a great exercise. While it's certainly a lot of fun, it is also a great way to burn calories and build up your endurance. On average, a 150-pound woman burns about 400 calories per hour while participating in a fencing workout or match. The exercises keep your body moving and your heart pumping to improve your level of fitness, burn calories and lose weight.
Is fencing dangerous?
As dangerous as it sounds fencing ranked a mere 2.5% injury rate — only slightly higher than diving and synchronised swimming. It just goes to show that with proper gear and good common sense, fencing is no more dangerous than table tennis!
Count me in!
If you would like to take part, simply give us a call and find out how to join. Junior classes also available.
If you've ever wanted to pursue a career in sports coaching but never had the right opportunity or environment then please come and join us to find out just how easy it can be!
You will have the chance to earn a qualification, find out about work experience and there will also be paid roles for a select few who qualify with us.
FREE kit bags will also be available.
Text the mobile number below for the link to the zoom meeting;
07869 578162
Leadership courses
Our weekend sessions for juniors are the busiest by far. There is a first come first served system in place as we must cap our class numbers for safety reasons. We have introduced the 'ACTIVITY PASS' which means you no longer have to worry about availability and you may attend as many sessions as you like.
The pass allows you unlimited football, archery, self defence and boxing sessions for one month. There is an additional option for children to complete the GB Boxing awards on site. A free t-shirt will be given to each child who signs up/
We will apply a discount for siblings who attend the sport sessions.
The activity pass is also a great gift idea!
Please ask us about our other gift vouchers!
Did you know Sunnah Sports Academy Trust activities may count towards your Duke of Edinburgh Award?!
The award comprises of multiple categories and we may be able to sign off in the following sections:
Please check with your Duke of Edinburgh award leader for relevance and applicability before attending.
TEAM BUILDING PACKAGES FOR CORPORATE AND PRIVATE ORGANISATIONS
Give us a call to discuss options and how we can tailor this package to your needs!
07869 578162