Vivo Fencing Club

Star Cup Y12ME:         8th place Rhys

Star Cup RYC/RJCC
Y10 WE
Catarina 3rd 🥉
Ada 3rd 🥉
Ameena 6th
Nora 7th
Congratulations 👏👏👏

🤺 Learn to Fence! Link in bio to register

Friendships forming at Vivo/Marx sleepaway camp

Does your fencing glove help your hand move, or does it fight it?

Glove sizing is really about feel, not chasing a perfect number.

In practice, you want a glove that sits snug on your hand, gives your fingers full, easy movement, and stays comfortable through a lesson or practice.

If it pinches, restricts motion, or your fingers start feeling numb, it is too tight. If the fabric bunches, wrinkles, or your hand slides around inside, it is too loose. What this means is you aim for the right finger length and a palm that feels secure without pressure, then expect it to soften a bit as you break it in.

Vivo/Marx sleep away camp day #3 Goal setting & team work

Day 2 Vivo/Marx sleep away camp teams forms!!!

Great grades can matter more than great fencing.

College fencing is not just about being a strong fencer.

It comes down to fit, your academics, the real level of the program, and whether the coaches and teammates feel like your people.

Starting the process early matters, because great results alone do not guarantee recruiting, and college rosters are built around specific needs, including weapon and gender.

In practice, academics come first, then you look for the right team that will push you and support you once you arrive on campus. At Vivo Fencing in Haverhill, Massachusetts, our foil and épée training is built around world-class coaching and measurable progress, so families can aim for the right level with clear confidence.