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As amazing as it seems, CEFC is surviving! Our community still stands strong, and the strength of the SabreCat Spirit cannot be understated!

This week USA Fencing released its selections for the 2019-2020 High School All-American Team and four SabreCats were honored.

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

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

Reflections on the various en garde line distances

Step-by-step instructions for washing your gear

Guest David Sierra discusses the three aspects of fencing training.

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

A handy guide for understanding referee hand signals

I got to snoop around ICFC and ask a few questions.

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

A free, no-pressure session is an easy way to get new people through the door.

What do fencers do with long hair?

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

There's been a lot of public discussion on the internet about the ideas in Kris Ekeren's message.

My reaction to the message can be summed up in three words: I am appalled.

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

If your fencing is not so great right now, what could you be doing to improve it?

Knowing the correct terminology is important in fencing. If you're unsure, read this post to learn the parts of the sabre.