MDFC Learn to Teach Fencing Clinic
September 13, 2014
Registration Closes September 12, 2014
Maryland Fencing Club
3011 Emmorton Road, Abingdon, MD 21009 USA Map
Online Payments Not Accepted
1pm-4pm. Learn how to teach fencing. Topics include: safety, communication, methods of instruction, and how to earn USFCA Assistant Moniteur cert. $10 for MDFC, $40 for non-MDFC. USFA membership and full uniform required. No charge for MDFC staff. Age 13+
Registration Closes September 12, 2014
Maryland Fencing Club
3011 Emmorton Road, Abingdon, MD 21009 USA Map
Online Payments Not Accepted
1pm-4pm. Learn how to teach fencing. Topics include: safety, communication, methods of instruction, and how to earn USFCA Assistant Moniteur cert. $10 for MDFC, $40 for non-MDFC. USFA membership and full uniform required. No charge for MDFC staff. Age 13+
Note This is a Old AskFRED event. Registrations and results are all correct, but some other data could be missing.
COST
$10 for members of Maryland Fencing Club
$40 for non-members
$0 for MDFC staff
CLINIC INSTRUCTORS
Coach Greg Paye (Prevot d'Epee, Moniteur Foil & Saber) is the head coach and owner of Maryland Fencing Club. He has over 30 years fencing experience, and has been professionally teaching/coaching since 1989. He has studied with Fencing Masters Zbigniew Czajkowski (Poland), Janusz Smolenski (DCFC), Bill Shipman (Boston FC), and Dick Oles (Tri-Weapon Club).
Coach James Murray (Fencing Master des Armes) is a coach at the Maryland Fencing Club, and a consultant to the University of North Carolina. He has over 35 years of coaching experience. He was the head coach of Haverford College for 20 years, and he has coached at Johns Hopkins University, University of Pennsylvania, Salle Santelli, Salle Csiszar, and the Virginia Academy of Fencing. He has trained at the American Fencing Academy, L'Institute National de Sport Paris, and the US Olympic Training Center.
LECTURE TOPICS COVERED WILL INCLUDE
USFCA process of becoming an Asst Moniteur
Safety & Liability
Methods of Group Instruction
Methods of Individual Instruction
Terminology for beginner's classes
Group lesson format and organization
Types and roles of professional coaches
Coaching ethics
Basic flow of teaching a technique, putting the technique into a tactic, and implementing the technique with tactics into bouting
Care of equipment and salle
PRACTICE TOPICS WILL INCLUDE
Leading warm-up and footwork drills
Implementing a lesson plan
Making corrections to observed basic errors in technique
Identifying, stopping, and correcting unsafe conduct
Teaching beginner level techniques as technical drills
Managing beginner-level bouts in a class
REQUIREMENTS
Participants must be Competitive or Professional members of USA Fencing (USFA)
Participants must have full uniform and equipment in good repair
GETTING USFCA CERTIFIED
After the clinic, participants should have all of the information they need to get certified on their own with the USFCA. This clinic will not certify any Assistant Moniteurs, rather it will provide participants with the information they need to earn the certification on their own.