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Foil Camp 2010
Dates:
August 9, 2010
- August 15, 2010
Objective:
This
camp's objective is to provide a
superior fencing environment with an
emphasis on competitive bouting
(both team and individual) and
technical and tactical skills.
Athletes will be grouped by skill
levels, and will receive both group
and individual instruction.
There will be two camp sessions each
day with optional evening bouting.
In addition, camp will include a
day-trip to an Oregon tourist site,
two scheduled evening activities
(such as paintball, laser tag or a
swing dance night) and the River Run
Foil tournament on August 15th.
There will also be an optional
whitewater rafting trip on the White
Salmon River on August 8th.
Coaches:
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Michael
Marx
earned his Master of Arms degree
in Poland in 1992. Michael is a
five-time U.S. Olympian and the
only male fencer in the last 50
years to make the U.S. Olympic
team in two weapons: foil and
epee. He is a five-time USOC
Athlete of the Year and earned a
record eight U.S. national
championships in foil. He has
coached the 1997-2003 Cadet,
Junior and Senior World
Championship teams and has had
students on four of the previous
Olympic teams. He has been
inducted into both the USFA and
the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame.
-
Buckie
Leach
is a fencing master. He has
served as both national and
Olympic coach; his students have
won World Cups and World
Championships. Buckie has been
one of the elite foil coaches
for the past thirty years.
-
Thomas
Theuerkauff
is a fencing master. Thomas
earned his Master of Arms degree
in Germany in 1982. He is a
four-time German Champion and
winner of the Champions League
(Coupe d'Europe des Clubs) in
1989. Thomas made several
World-Cup Finals and was ranked
for over 10 years in the World
Top-Twenty. Since 2000, he is
coaching the Medoc Fencing Club
in France.
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Simon
Abram
was a fencing master in Aix en
Provence, France. He earned his
Master of Arms degree in Paris
when he was 21. He is a two-time
French National Team
Championship bronze medalist and
the captain of the 2009 Men's
Foil U.S. National Championship
winning team. He was a member of
the French Junior National Team
from 2002 to 2005.
-
Darius
Wei
is a former coach at the
University of Rochester and has
been a coach at NWFC for the
past two years. He is a level 2
certified fencing coach from the
USFA Coaches' College.
Special
Guests:
-
Yuki Ota,
from Japan, was
the 2008 Olympic Men's Foilist
Silver Medalist. He is currently
ranked #2 in the world.
-
Erwan
Lepechoux,
from France, is currently ranked
#7 in the world.
Register:
To register, please download the
registration form
here.
If you have
any questions, please call
us at 503-277-SABER (503-277-2237)! |