Community-run Épée fencing in East Sussex

Welcome to Lewes Fencing Club

For men, women, and children (from age 6). We meet on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings all year round.

Lewes Fencing Club at the Sussex Teams Competition

Sundays

10am to 12pm

Minis only: 9am to 10am

Wednesdays

7pm to 9pm

Where

Lewes Leisure Centre, Mountfield Road, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 2XG

New to fencing? Three steps to get started

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Come along

We meet at Lewes Leisure Centre on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings. Wear indoor trainers and long trousers.

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We provide the kit

Our prices include the use of fencing clothing, weapons and equipment.

A great sport to start at any age

Welcome to Lewes Fencing Club – a community-run Épée fencing club in East Sussex for men, women, and children (from age 6). We meet on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings all year round. At the Lewes Leisure Centre, Mountfield Road, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 2XG.

Fencing is a great sport to start at any age. It improves your flexibility, co-ordination, balance and all-round fitness. But it’s also a tactical sport that stretches the mind and encourages quick thinking.

Whether you’re an absolute beginner, keen to try out this exciting sport, or an experienced fencer wanting to improve your technique and competition skills we have much to offer.

Come along and find out more or email us at enquiries@lewesfencingclub.org.uk for more information.

Sign up for more information

Sign up for our next course for adults or taster session for the younger ones.

Our Coaches

A qualified and experienced coaching team has been formed for the club led by Head Coach Lewis McInley.

Meet our coaches

Our Fees

We are keen to make it affordable for adults and children. Our prices include the use of fencing clothing, weapons and equipment.

See our fees

News

What’s been happening at the Club.

Read the latest news

Épée at the club

Two épée fencers in a bout in a sports hall, one stretched out in a full lunge
Épée fencer in mask and white kit standing on guard
Close-up of two épée fencers at close quarters, showing a mask and the bell guards of their weapons

Photos: Nathanaël Desmeules on Unsplash

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Action shots from @lewesfencing

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