Musketeers
Our youngest fencers build coordination, footwork, and etiquette through play. Every piece of equipment is sanitized and never shared.

New Jersey's largest USA Fencing academy. Foil, sabre, and épée, taught by Olympic and world-champion coaches — in a welcoming club where beginners and competitors train side by side.
We're a non-profit fencing academy in the lower level at 229 Hilton Avenue, where nationally and internationally recognized coaches teach fencers of every age and ability.
We encourage participation by all athletes — regardless of gender, disability, age, ability, ethnicity, or background — and we work to broaden the base of fencing through community outreach, scholarship, and education.
Olympic gold medalist Jackie Dubrovich — Paris 2024, women's team foil — trained right here in Maplewood, and Maplewood-raised Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad got her start in local fencing.
Our story →From your very first touch of a blade to the elite competitive circuit, there's a place for you on our strip.
Our youngest fencers build coordination, footwork, and etiquette through play. Every piece of equipment is sanitized and never shared.
The fundamentals — distance, blade work, the rules, and your first electric bouts. Three group classes a week, year-round open enrollment.
For middle and high-school fencers ready to sharpen technique, tactics, and conditioning, with private lessons as part of the path.
Tournament-tested fencers refine footwork, conditioning, and competition strategy at the highest level we offer.
One-on-one coaching tailored to you — an essential part of learning the art of fencing, bookable in 20- or 40-minute sessions.
No experience needed. Your first 20-minute lesson is free — then continue with a five-lesson starter package.
Start free →Fencing sharpens hand-eye coordination, focus, and emotional control as much as it builds fitness and agility.
1 in 3 high-school fencers go on to compete in college — with 30+ top-tier NCAA programs and ~100 more college teams.
Blunted, bending blades, FIE-tested masks, and ballistic-nylon kit make fencing safer than most intensive sports.
A strict code of etiquette and a relaxed, supportive room build self-confidence, discipline, and sportsmanship.
Hosted right here in Maplewood. Pulled live from askFRED — always current.
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My daughter walked in shy and walked out standing taller. The coaches treat every kid like they matter.
World-class coaching without the ego. It feels like a family, and it made me a far better competitor.
We tried the free first lesson on a whim. Two years later, both my kids fence here three nights a week.
New to fencing? Receive a free 20-minute lesson during your first visit to NJFA — just inquire at the front desk.
Book a free 20-minute introductory lesson and feel what fencing is all about — no experience, no equipment, no pressure.