In order to stay fit & sharp in the game during this month long COVID19 Circuit Breaker period, many of our fencers has worked with their National & Primary coaches to devise new online training routines. To read more about the articles by Nicole Chia, ST Sports Journalist: On Home…

On 30 April 2020, Fencing Singapore held the third session of our webinar series with the topic: “Does Media Matters to me?”. This session was attended by our OPP and Spex scholars. Presenting the webinar was Mr. Philip Goh, a veteran of the sports media industry, with more than 25…

On 24 April 2020, Fencing Singapore held the second session of our webinar series with the topic: “VLOG your Heart Out – Online Content Creation 101”. This session was attended by our OPP and Spex scholars. Presenting the webinar was Mr. Jonathan Foo, a 25-year veteran in the media, technology…

Fencing Singapore had its 2nd joint webinar session with Singapore Sport Institute (SSI) Strength & Conditioning (S&C) Coach, Kelvin Chua and our national fencers in the Olympic Pathway Programme (OPP) and SPEX Scholars. Fencers carried out the instructions given by Kelvin in his video tutorials. The online session was conducted…

Some name this challenge as the hardest ever created in the history of fencing, so Fencing Singapore like to post this challenge to our fencers and challenge them to it. ITEMS REQUIRED 1 x Empty Toilet Roll 1 x Fencing Blade (for fencers) or Stick / chopstick (non-fencer) ACTIONS Step…

Fencing Singapore team up with Nicholas Smith, Public Relations and Communications Professional to hosted the 1st series of the 3 part Webinars, titled: Sponsorship 101: Building A Strong Biography for our fencers in the Olympic Pathway Programme (OPP) and SPEX Scholarship. An hour of sharing with Nicholas Smith, the fencers…

The circuit breaker measures to minimise further spread of COVID-19 will commence from 7 April to 4 May (both dates inclusive). Fencing Singapore would like to encourage our fencing community to stay positive, support each other, and find creative ways to continue our physical and mental training (within the scope…

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When all sports activities has been suspended to minimise the risk of transmission of COVID-19. Singapore Fencer, Amita Berthier continues to train in her makeshift home gym after her return; keeping herself occupied by practising her footwork, shadow fencing, and watching fencing videos online. Read more about it here in…

In view of the recent postponement of FIE & Local competitions, Fencing Singapore has brought forward the 2 weeks training breaking, starting from 19 March 2020, Thursday till 3 April 2020, Friday. This is to allow our fencer to have sufficient rest before the new season starts. Meanwhile we encourage…