To register, call 402-420-7688 or go to lincolnfencing.com and click on “Register!” to Sign up! The site will take you to our EXTERNAL login page to register you for classes and enter you into our system.

Lincoln Fencing Club Classes

No experience necessary! Each class will cover all three weapons (foil, épée, and saber). Students will learn attacks, basic parries, and elementary fencing concepts and will have a chance to try electric fencing. Lincoln Fencing Club coaches are among the best in the Midwest. They have trained under experienced coaches and continue to attend clinics and tournaments to improve their skills to pass on to fencers at LFC.

NEW SESSIONS OF FENCING CLASSES BEGIN AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH QUARTER.

(This is the 2019-2020 fencing calender and class schedule)

Fall Session (Semester 1)

Quarter 1
August 12th – September 8th
September 9th – October 6th

Quarter 2
October 7th – November 10th
November 11th – December 8th

Winter Session
December 9th – January 19th

Spring Session (Semester 2)

Quarter 3
January 20th – February 16th
February 17th – March 23rd

Quarter 4
March 24th – April 20th
April 21st – May 18th

CLASS TIMES

LINCOLN FENCING CLUB DRESS CODE

USA Fencing requires that all fencers participating in tournaments wear regulation garments: masks, gloves, jackets, chest plates, plastrons, and knickers. While most clubs require students to provide their own gear, in the interest of making fencing affordable for all students, Lincoln Fencing Club provides jackets, masks, chest plates, plastrons, and weapons for students. Gloves are also available, although most students purchase their own. Knickers are not required to participate in classes at LFC; however, there are some available for students’ use.

Although injuries are uncommon in fencing—due in part to protective gear required by the sport—they do occasionally happen. If a student is not using knickers, LFC requires that durable long pants should be worn to all classes and lessons. Athletic wear like sweatpants and lined nylon warm-up pants is recommended; jeans or denim pants are discouraged because they do not allow freedom of movement. Socks must be worn, preferably athletic socks. Court-style athletic shoes are preferred. No slip-on shoes, sandals, or open-toed shoes are allowed. If a student is not wearing proper footwear, long pants, or socks and is injured during practice, class, or a lesson, LFC cannot be held responsible. Please make sure to wear appropriate clothing to class, practice, and lessons to minimize the chance of injury.