2 days/week
4 days/week
Without registration
Municipal school for children aged 5 to 12
*Registered residents €20.40
*Non-registered residents €30.60
A/D
A/D
*Registration fee €40
Young people
Adults
35€
65€
60€/70€
A/D
Sin matrícula
Escuela Municipal de 5 a 12 años
2 días/semana
*Empadronados 20,40€
*No empadronados 30,60€
*Matrícula 40€
Jóvenes
2 días/semana
35€
4 días/semana
60€
Adultos
2 días/semana
65€
*Clases particulares desde – 35€
The only equipment you need to purchase is a glove and a cable, which you can buy from us. Everything else, including a mask, jacket, trousers, protective gear and sword, can be rented from our facilities. We have all sizes and equipment for both right-handed and left-handed fencers.
Fencing is a completely safe sport. We are one of the sports with the lowest injury rates, and the equipment we use is top quality, so you can feel completely at ease with us.
Not at all! At our club, you will be competing in bouts from day one. Our instructors will supervise your learning and progressively adapt the sessions so that you can advance at your own individual level. You also have the option of requesting private lessons to further develop your fencing skills.
Of course! We offer classes for children aged 5 and up, where we adapt fencing to include psychomotor games, basic skills, movement coordination and an introduction to technique.
They will learn the rules and fencing techniques appropriate for each age group.
Fencing has no age limit! In fact, we are the club with the highest participation and number of medals in veteran competitions, both in Madrid and Spain.
If you still have doubts and would like to have a limited experience to start wielding the sword with us, you have the opportunity to book a free session where you will learn the basics of fencing and have a ‘baptism’ into our sport.
Book your session here and we will contact you to let you know when and how you can do it.
Fill in the form and let us know what query, information or booking you would like to make and for when.
