Sabre fencing for beginners in Brixton

By BrixtonSabre
November 29, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 29, 2018

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Posted November 29, 2018

Looking for an unusual Christmas present for a loved one? Want to start the new year with a fast, exciting new sport? Then Brixton Sabre has the answer. A brand new fencing club specialising in sabre (the fastest and most exciting fencing weapon), Brixton Sabre's courses for beginners cost ?90 for an 8 week course and our next course begins on Tuesday 15 January 2019 at Brixton Recreation Centre, 27, Brixton Station Road, SW9 8QQ. We offer a 20% concession for major benefit claimants, students and OAPs.

Anyone 16+ is welcome to sign up. There's no upper age limit - fencing is a sport you can take up and benefit from at any age - and men and women are equally welcome. We provide the swords, safety equipment and insurance. All you need is some light, easy-to-move in clothing (tracksuit bottoms and a T-shirt work well) and a pair of trainers.

Find all the details here: http://www.brixtonsabre.com/product/beginners-course/

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