Athletes on the competition field find themselves building connections with each other through shared experiences.

Ever struggled with not knowing what to do when on strip with a beginner? Here's some practice tips that will benefit both fencers.

After life interfered, I'm finally getting back into training, which has both a blessing and a curse.

Take this quiz to learn what kind of fencing competitor you are.

You can be whoever you want to be on the fencing strip. Who will you choose?

Beginner Mylene attended her first big tournament. Here are her and her mother's reflections on the day.

A poem for female fencers

Guest David Sierra discusses the three aspects of fencing training.

I'm currently struggling with a lack of determination.

I have created four quick podcasts to help all of us competitors keep the important things in mind.

Being a female competitive athlete is a unique experience.

The most important thing fencers can do is to set incremental goals.

A photo I was sent by a fencing mom has me feeling a mix of emotions.

Some fencers yell, some don't. What's it all about?

It takes hard work to win.

My reflections on how my first Division 1 event went

I'm excited (and a little nervous) to compete in my first Division 1 event.

What do you do when there are no available strips to use for warmup?

I have a high rating and tons of experience, but I failed to make it to the DE round today. Why?

I can pack everything I need for a trip into my fencing rolling bag and still keep it under 50 pounds.