Cost of fencing class for kids

Anonymous
DD is 11 yo and beginner, just moved to Mclean/Tysons areas. Would appreciate some general fencing school/club recommendation and the ballpark range of the cost.

Thanks a lot.
Anonymous
A lot
Anonymous
$300/month but they usually make you sign a year contract.
Anonymous
If you’re willing to travel to Chantilly VA, Fairfax fencers annual membership cost is around $1200-1300, and you can attend as many classes, e.g., for beginner, you can have 5x 1 hour lesson per week.
Anonymous
We live in Baltimore but always enjoyed tournaments at Fairfax Fencers. They were always very welcoming.
Anonymous
We paid around $400 a month for daily classes M-F and a weekly short private lesson. Fencing is expensive - whenever a college says it cares about equity but it still has a varsity fencing team, I can't help but roll my eyes...
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We paid around $400 a month for daily classes M-F and a weekly short private lesson. Fencing is expensive - whenever a college says it cares about equity but it still has a varsity fencing team, I can't help but roll my eyes...


I don't understand your mentality. You pay for your DC to be in fencing, yet you think a college should not have a varsity fencing team if they REALLY cared about equity? Are they mutually exclusive? And what does that say about you??
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We paid around $400 a month for daily classes M-F and a weekly short private lesson. Fencing is expensive - whenever a college says it cares about equity but it still has a varsity fencing team, I can't help but roll my eyes...


I don't understand your mentality. You pay for your DC to be in fencing, yet you think a college should not have a varsity fencing team if they REALLY cared about equity? Are they mutually exclusive? And what does that say about you??


I paid for fencing because it was a sport my kid was interested in and I wanted him to get off the couch and I can easily afford it.

But I can still think that colleges shouldn't accept students based on them being good at a sport that is essentially only open to rich kids.
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