Camps • Dayton, NJ

More Than Camp.
A Fencing Summer.

Two weeks of movement, teamwork, and sword skills, led by the same Olympic-trained coaches who produce national competitors. No experience required. Pure fun guaranteed.

  • All Ages (6-17)
  • 2-Week Sessions
  • No Experience Needed
  • Half-Day Format
  • Limited Spots Available
Why Parents Choose UFA Camps

Built for Kids Who Want More

Not a daycare with swords. Real skills, real movement, real friendships, from coaches who know what elite development looks like.

Real Skills

Fundamentals That Stick

Campers learn actual fencing: footwork, blade work, distance, and tactics. Taught by coaches who train national competitors. They leave with skills they can build on year-round.

Real Teamwork

Friendships Through Sport

From relay races and tug of war to team drills, campers bond through shared effort. They make friends who push them to be better, and who show up at the same tournaments.

Real Fun

Movement From Day One

Every day mixes technical instruction with movement games, team challenges, and friendly sparring. Kids leave exhausted in the best way, already asking when the next session starts.

What Happens at Camp

Every Day Is Different

Technical drills, athletic games, and team challenges. No two sessions look the same.

Campers doing rope drill at UFA summer camp
Rope & Coordination Drills
Camper jumping over blade in footwork exercise
Footwork & Agility
Cone drills for footwork at UFA camp
Cone Ladder Footwork
Kids doing tug of war at UFA summer camp
Team Games & Relays
Sack race at UFA summer camp
Sack Race & Fun Challenges
Coach teaching footwork one-on-one at camp
1-on-1 Coach Attention
UFA summer camp group photo — all campers together at end of session
A Two-Week Transformation

They Come in Nervous.
They Leave Confident.

Most campers arrive with no fencing experience and a little hesitation. By the end of the first week, they're calling actions, drilling footwork patterns, and competing in friendly bouts.

The second week sharpens everything. The friendships made on Day 1 start to look a lot like a team. Many campers go on to enroll in group classes or private lessons after camp.

  • No equipment needed; all gear provided at camp
  • Small groups with a low coach-to-camper ratio
  • Mix of technical instruction and movement games daily
  • Pathway to year-round group classes after camp
Summer Camp Outcomes

What Campers
Take Home

Beyond the sword skills, campers develop coordination, focus, and self-confidence that carries into school and sports. Parents regularly report improved attention and a new love of physical activity.

6–17 Age Range
2 wks Per Session
0 Experience Needed
Campers in UFA red shirts warming up together
Cone drills at summer camp
Kids having fun at summer camp
Limited Spots This Summer

Reserve Your
Camper's Spot

Sessions fill quickly. Contact us to confirm availability and get your child's name on the list for this summer's sessions.

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