Summer 2009Fencing Pedagogy Certificate Program Fencing is one of the oldest physical training disciplines. Practitioners develop an exceptionally high level of mental and physical acuity in tactical skills and rapid reflex responses. This course of study introduces the historical roots of modern fencing and an in-depth analysis of the traditional Italian school of fencing as well as bouting practice and preparation for competitions. The program is intended for fencers of any level past beginner, who either want to further develop their skills or want to work to earn credentials that qualify them to coach and teach fencing.
The knowledge and skills students gain by taking the course include: Each day includes a theory and practice component. Required texts are available at the SSU Bookstore. This course can be repeated for credit. For detailed information about the program and about what is required to attain the levels of certification in fencing, visit our website at http://www.sonoma.edu/users/s/sullinsj/FMCP.html. Please contact John Sullins at 707/ or by email at john.sullins@sonoma.edu if you have any questions. Prerequisite(s): Beginning fencing experience or higher.
Instructor: John Sullins, Ph.D.
John Sullins, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor in the Philosophy Department at SSU.
Instructor: John Sullins, Ph.D.
John Sullins, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor in the Philosophy Department at SSU.
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