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2009
Foil & Epee Winter Camp
Dates:
December 27, 2009 - January 1, 2010
Schedule:
9:00am-10:00am: Group or Individual
Instruction (Optional)
10:00am-12:30pm: Practice
12:30pm-1:30pm: Lunch
1:30pm-4:00pm: Practice
Evening Activity or Optional Bouting
Description:
Camp will
consist of advanced skill
development and refinement, bouting
and conditioning. Camp also includes
the famous (or infamous) NWFC New
Years Eve party, and a chance to
earn your 2010 rating at the New
Year’s Open on Jan. 1st.
A limited amount of housing is
available with NWFC families.
Housing is provided on a first-come
basis, based on date of receipt of
registration form and deposit. No
housing requests will be accepted
after December 1. Homestay campers
will be met at the airport or train
station. Please schedule your
arrival no later than 7:00pm on
Saturday, December 26, and your
departure on Saturday January 2nd
(or on Friday January 1st between
7:00-10:00pm.)
Cost is $550.00, which includes
camp, homestay (for campers under
age 21), meals and the registration
fee for the Hangover Open (January
1st). A
nonrefundable $50 deposit is
required to register; the balance of
the camp fee is due on December 27.
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.
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Sebastien Dos Santos
is the current U.S. National
Coach for Men's Epee. He was a
member of the French National
Modern Pentathlon team and is a
four-time national champion and
international gold medalist.
Sebastien was the head coach for
the 2004 French Women's Modern
Pentathlon Olympic team and the
2008 Brazilian Modern Pentathlon
team.
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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.
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Carlos
Bruno
has been fencing for the past 15
years and is nationally ranked
in Men's Epee. He has been
coaching at NWFC for the past
four years.
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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.
Guest Coaches:
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Seth
Kelsey
has been fencing for over 16
years. He graduated from the
U.S. Air Force Academy in 2003.
He was a member of the 2003 and
2007 Pan American Team. In
addition, Seth was a member of
the 2004 and 2008 U.S. Olympic
fencing team. He has won three
world cups and zonal
championships, the first
American to do either. Seth is
currently ranked 1st in the U.S.
and 10th in the world.
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Cody
Mattern
was a member of the 2004 U.S.
Olympic fencing team. He is a
five-time national champion and
a world up silver and bronze
medalist. Cody has trained and
coached at NWFC since 1996 and
is currently a member of the
Army's World Class Athlete
Program.
Register:
To register, please download the
registration form
here.
If you have
any questions, please call
us at 503-277-SABER (503-277-2237)! |