Westchester fencing camps
Our Westchester fencing camps are the perfect way for kids ages 7 to 17 to spend the summer, stay active during the winter months, or enjoy school breaks. Coached by elite fencing professionals, campers of all skill levels improve coordination, strength, and confidence while learning the fundamentals of fencing in a supportive, fun environment.
Conveniently located in Mamaroneck, our Westchester fencing camps provide a healthy, enriching experience your child will look forward to.
Want your child to take their fencing skills further? Check out our Westchester fencing classes for year-round training and programs designed to help them reach their full potential.
Fencing camp schedule
Winter camps
Ages: 7 to 17
Months: December & February
About the camp:
Stay active and energized during the colder months with our Westchester fencing camps. Designed for kids of all skill levels, campers develop coordination, strength, and confidence while learning fencing fundamentals in a supportive environment.
Spring camps
Ages: 7 to 17
Months: March
About the camp:
Make the most of Spring Break with our Westchester fencing camps. Through expert coaching and engaging activities, kids of all skill levels can build their fencing skills, stay active, and have an enriching experience.
Summer camps
Ages: 7 to 17
Months: June to August
About the camp:
Westchester summer camps offer kids ages 7 to 17 an opportunity to learn or advance their fencing skills. Campers build strength, confidence, and coordination while training with elite coaches in a fun, active setting.
School break camps
Keep your kids engaged and active during school holidays with our Westchester fencing camps. We offer mini-camps throughout the year during breaks like Veterans Day, MLK Day, and Presidents Day. Check back for updates on upcoming dates and times.
Westchester fencing camp skill levels
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Our Westchester beginner fencing camps are ideal for kids ages 7 to 17 who are new to fencing. These camps introduce the basics in a fun and welcoming environment, helping students develop essential skills like footwork, blade work, and fencing terminology while improving balance, coordination, and strength.
Guided by elite fencing coaches, campers build confidence, teamwork, and enthusiasm for the sport through engaging drills and games. This tier is perfect for kids eager to explore a new activity, stay active, and make new friends.
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Westchester intermediate fencing camps are designed for kids with prior fencing experience who are ready to build on their skills. Campers focus on refining techniques like precise footwork, effective blade control, and strategic thinking while gaining experience in more competitive scenarios.
Led by expert coaches, participants enhance their endurance, coordination, and tactical understanding of fencing. These camps are an excellent option for kids aiming to improve their performance and prepare for advanced training or competition.
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Our Westchester advanced fencing camps cater to experienced fencers who want to hone their skills and prepare for competition. These camps focus on mastering advanced techniques, refining strategies, and improving mental focus and stamina for matches.
With personalized instruction from Sheridan Fencing Academy’s elite coaches, campers enhance their competitive edge and receive guidance tailored to their goals. These camps are ideal for students aspiring to excel in tournaments and achieve their highest potential in fencing.
What to expect at fencing camp
What to bring
For our Westchester fencing camps, campers should wear athletic shoes, socks, and comfortable workout clothing. Footwear like Crocs or sandals is not permitted. Pack a lunch, snacks, and a water bottle to keep your child energized and ready to participate.
What your child will learn
At our Westchester fencing camps, kids learn foundational techniques like footwork and blade work, while improving coordination and strength. Through engaging activities and personalized instruction, campers develop confidence, teamwork, and a deeper understanding of fencing in a supportive environment tailored to their skill level.
Our fencing facilities
Our Westchester fencing club is located in Mamaroneck, NY. We have eight full-length fencing strips, plenty of room for parents to wait and watch, and we can provide all of the equipment you need to get started!
How to find us
Address
Sheridan Fencing Academy - Westchester
1 One Depot Plaza, Mamaroneck, NY
Contact
212-831-0764
info@sheridanfencing.com
Opening hours
Sunday - 9am to 12pm
Monday - 3:30pm to 8pm
Tuesday - 3:30pm to 9pm
Wednesday - 3:30pm to 8pm
Thursday - 3:30pm to 9pm
Friday - 3:30pm to 8pm
Saturday - 9:30am to 4pm
Transit
Across the street from the 40 and 41 buses.
10-minute walk from White Plains Metro-North Station.
Parking
Street parking available.
Nearby parking garage located across the street at 149 Grand St.
Fencing camp FAQs
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Fencing camp is a unique, fun, and inspiring experience for your child. It teaches them the foundational concepts and athletic requirements for the sport of fencing, and does so in a warm and inviting environment. Fencing camp participants make new friends, learn fun and challenging new concepts, and are exposed to a exciting and unique sport that offers significant opportunities for growth and development.
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Sheridan Fencing Academy runs summer fencing camps, spring break camps, and winter fencing camps. Specific dates change each year. Check this page for more details.
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Our fencing camp activities blend fun games with formal training to both engage and excite participants, and teach them the foundations of the sport. This includes warmup games and team building exercises, footwork and basic fencing drills, coordination and conditioning exercises, and more.
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A typical day at fencing camp includes a welcome and warmup session at 9am. This is followed by a series of exercises that are aimed to develop various fencing skills in a fun and engaging manner. This includes coordination, conditioning, footwork, and basic fencing techniques.
Fencing camp participants will have lots of time to socialize with their peers throughout the day, including during training sessions, during breaks, and over lunch at the fencing facility.
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Every fencing camp participant should wear athletic shoes, socks, exercise clothing. Please avoid wearing Crocs, sandals, flip flops, or any other non-sport related foot ware. We also recommend sending a water bottle, lunch food, and small snacks for your child to eat during breaks.
Meet our coaching team
Lou
Louis Montorio is our Westchester Head Coach and a highly experienced mentor. Coach Lou has guided students from beginners to Regional Champions and National Medalists. He is the 2018 National Champion, a six-time national silver medalist, and many-times national finalist. His passion for fencing, combined with his coaching expertise and personal achievements, inspires fencers on their journey to success.
Valera
Valera Baranovsky started fencing in 1985 in the former Soviet Union, where he first developed his love of the sport. He later continued his athletic career in the U.S., training and competing in New York City fencing clubs. Coach Valera is driven to help children develop the same passion for fencing that he discovered when he was first introduced to the sport, so that they may achieve any level of success they desire.
