The USA Fencing website is where you get your fencing membership, register for events, check points & standings, find club information, and get the latest news & updates.

Fencing, a high-speed sport, demands precision, often eluding even seasoned observers. Electronic scoring connects fencers to a scoring apparatus via body wires to ensure fair officiating, linking to weapons and valid target areas. In sabre, red or green lights indicate contact with the opponent's torso, arms, or head; other areas remain unregistered. Click here to understand the scoring and hand signals used by referees.

Fencing is a long-standing Olympic sport, evidenced by its presence on the Olympic program since the inaugural modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. Women’s fencing entered the Games in 1924 in Paris. Today, men and women compete in individual and team events. Click here to learn more.

On the Fencing Time Live website, you can find tournament and event information, including schedules, fencer information, pools, tables, results, and scores. This is a MUST-HAVE tool when at tournaments!

Your child shines in their PFA Warm-Up Suit and gear, and you can too! Click here to get PFA swag to proudly represent your fencer and the studio.

The AskFRED website is a great place to find information on sanctioned and unsanctioned events, clinics, and camps.

The Absolute Fencing website is one of the trusted vendors that provide gear for your fencer. Before making purchases, please talk to the coaches and get their recommendations.

The Leon Paul USA website is another trusted vendor of fencing gear. They are often thought of as the gold standard; however, gear should always come down to your fencer’s preferences and coaches recommendations.

Reddit is a network of communities where people can discuss their interests, hobbies, and passions—in this case, r/fencing. There’s no cost to join, other than heading down an informational rabbit hole of questions and opinions.