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Denver Fencing Center Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I wear glasses under my mask?

Yes, the mask can be adjusted to fit your normal glasses underneath. Many fencers wear glasses sucessful under their mask.

2. I am age ___, is it too late for me to start fencing?

This is a question that we get alot. It is never to late to start fencing. Many of our fencers started later in life and still enjoy fencing after 20 plus years. The U.S. Fencing Association has veteran division of fencing that start at age 40 and is HIGHLY COMPETITIVE. Some of current and former members of the Denver Fencing Center have been members of Veteran World Championship Fencing teams. The members of the DFC range in age from teens to their seventies. Your age is never an excuse not to start fencing!

3. What do I wear to a fencing class?

Wear a comfortable cotton t-shirt, a long pants (thick sweat pants are ideal) and athletic shoes. The Denver Fencing Center does have bathrooms to make clothing changes.

4. I am a parent, can I come watch a class?

We encourage parents to come watch a class to see that fencing is fun, safe sport. Don't be afraid to strike up a conversation with the other parents who are enjoy watching their kids in the fencing classes. We encourage parents to see and understand the sport of fencing and many of them, after see their kids fence, decide to take an adult class. Most of our students arrive to the Center from word of mouth from other DFC students and we encourage you to check out this fun and exciting sport.

 
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