Games Training in NYC, New York

Students begin learning footwork, the proper manner of gripping the weapon and positions of the hand. Along with this foundation they will also learn the centuries old etiquette that exists in a traditional school of fencing. Students receive instruction in classical and historical fencing from dedicated professionals of a traditional fencing lineage....

We believe that chess is a great tool for education:  a learning environment organised around games effortlessly engages students, demands focus and motivates the learner to spend time immersed in problem solving. Chess has the power to enhance creativity, concentration, critical thinking skills, memory and imagination at any age. We love chess....

Acro for one, two, three, four or more. Acro Blance is the art of performing acrobatic maneuvers while supported by others. No previous experience or partner necessary for this class. Learn to explore and expand possibilities by working with others.  Work on coordination, proprioceptive awareness and acrobatics while building communication...

Wiffle ball is a variation of the sport of baseball designed for indoor or outdoor play in confined areas. The game is played using a perforated, light-weight, resilient plastic ball and a long, typically yellow, plastic bat.

For one hour, students learn the basic fundamentals of golf, gripping the club, learning the swing path of the club, etc. Note: Students need to bring their own golf clubs and gloves. If you don't have one, you may rent from the school for $10 a club. Gloves are available for purchase from their store on the day of the lesson. Regular sneakers will...

Students will do intense workout to improve general body strength, speed, coordination and endurance.

Practice bouting with other fencers.

Perfect for those who have taken Beginners Modern American Canasta or are already familiar with the basics and ready to put their skills to the test. Learn strategy and how to play to win! Players are paired with those of the same or similar skill level.

This class brings fencers to a higher level of footwork and technical skills, bouting tactics and continues to emphasize etiquette and sportsmanship. Prerequisite: Fencers who have acquired a good understanding of basic movements and have at least half a year of fencing experience.  Note: Full set of equipment is necessary.

Our classes are so much more than just a leaner body.  We take a complete Mind, Body, Spirit approach working from the inside out to nourish your core being.  Your mind will feel clearer and sharper; your spirit peaceful and confident and your body stronger and more fit. When your body, mind and spirit are at it’s best, then so are you!...

Students need multiple exposures in order to master a new skill. Those with learning disabilities need exponentially more practice.  Practice doesn’t have to be boring. Playing games can help students learn as well as build confidence and have fun along the way!  Participants in this workshop will be introduced to a variety of games...

This is an Advanced class for fencers with at least one year competitive experience with fencing. Fencers in this class are annual members, take individual lessons, train two-three times a week, have their own electric and protective gear, and compete regularly in local as well as national events.

In the children’s class, students ages 6-12 will learn both longsword and kendo techniques in a safe, supervised environment. The concepts of respect, focus, and discipline are combined with free-play and supervised sparring to give children an complete sword-training experience.  The class utilizes foam, plastic, and bamboo swords in practice,...

This lesson provides the student with a solid foundation of skills as well as a certification from US Sailing, the national governing body of sailing. Students learn how to rig and derig a boat, sail at different angles to the wind, turn the boat through the wind, tie various knots, as well as how to predict the weather. Skills taught on the water...

Tired of those boring stretches on the treadmill? Yoga too zen? Try fencing! It's a great workout that challenges your mind, too. And yes, adults can compete: there are even specific divisions for fencers 40-plus, 50s, 60s, and even 70s! Even if you choose not to compete, it's a sport you can enjoy your entire lifetime. Our modular program allows...