Boston club built around armizare, the Italian knightly art of Fiore dei Liberi, with longsword, dagger and grappling at the centre and later weapons such as smallsword and sabre taught alongside. Coaching staff carry both historical and modern fencing credentials, which shows in how footwork and measure are drilled: the tempo work would not look out of place in a competitive salle. The club is used to visitors and has been covered by local Boston media as one of the city's sword schools.
Good for beginners who want a clear entry course and for lapsed foil or epee fencers who miss the blade but not the strip. Sessions are evening heavy and the venue is a rented hall, so a missed week is hard to make up. Anyone hunting a purely competitive tournament team should check the current roster before joining.
Address: Boston, MA, USA
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