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About
Fencing-Academy-Denmark
brings companies together around one shared ambition:
high performance.
We build a network where organizations connect through execution, discipline, and continuous development. It is a high-performance network focused on active engagement and real business impact—where companies strengthen how they operate, make decisions, and deliver results.
At the center of this network is fencing.
Fencing is a discipline where strategy and execution happen simultaneously. It requires precision, speed, focus, and the ability to perform under pressure. These are the same capabilities companies rely on to succeed in complex environments.
Partnering with us and you will be seen
as a company that works with
Precision Discipline Performance
And who invest in people
relationships and long-term value

1. Your insight
Through fencing, we develop and demonstrate core performance principles:
Precision in decision-making.
Discipline in execution.
Focus in complexity.
Speed when it matters.
Mental strength under pressure.
These are not abstract values they are trained, tested, and applied continuously.

3. Network
Our network includes exclusive events, company-based activities, keynotes, and direct interaction with Danish fencing champions. Employees experience performance in practice—gaining insights, tools, and inspiration that translate into their everyday work.
2. Connection
Fencing Academy Denmark connects companies with these capabilities through a structurednetwork and shared experiences. Companies gain access to a community built on alignment, where relationships are stronger, dialogue is more relevant, and collaboration happens naturally.
We create value through engagement.
4. Partnerships:
At the same time, companies strengthen their positioning by aligning with a performance-driven environment. This creates authentic communication, stronger employer branding, and long-term relevance.
Fencing Academy Denmark is not just about sport. It is about performance, mindset, and execution.
5. Results:
We develop high-performance individuals—and connect companies to talent, mindset, and execution.
We network for to support each other get higher performance
Fencing-Academy-Denmark aims to create a sustainable financial framework through a partnerships to offer the necessary support for businesses and fencers’ training and development.
Know a little more:
Épée fencing is one of the three weapons in modern Olympic fencing, along with foil and sabre. It is a form of sword fighting that originated in Europe and is characterized by the use of a thrusting weapon called the épée. Here are some key aspects:
Precision Discipline Performance
Weapon: The epee is a lightweight thrusting weapon with a pliable triangular-bladed tip. It typically weighs approximately 770 grams and has a maximum length of 110 centimeters.
Target Area: In epee fencing, the entire body is considered a valid target area. This includes the head, torso, arms, and legs. Unlike foil and sabre, there is no priority rule, meaning simultaneous touches score points for both fencers.
Scoring: Points in epee fencing are scored by making valid touches on the opponent’s target area with the tip of the epee. Unlike foil and sabre, hits do not need to be “on target” or hit the opponent’s lamé (a conductive vest worn over the fencing jacket) to register points. The first fencer to score a valid touch is awarded a point.
Timing and Timing Priority: In epee, unlike foil and sabre, there is no concept of a priority rule determining which fencer’s touch is valid in a given situation. If both fencers hit each other simultaneously, both will be awarded a point.
Strategy: Epee is often characterized as a more strategic and defensive discipline compared to foil and sabre. Fencers tend to prioritize cautious and tactical decision-making, taking advantage of openings in their opponent’s defence. Due to the lack of a priority rule, epeeists often rely on precise timing and distance control to create scoring opportunities.
Equipment: The equipment used in epee fencing includes a fencing mask, a jacket, a glove, breeches, and fencing shoes, similar to other fencing disciplines. Additionally, fencers use an electric scoring apparatus, which includes a body wire, a spool, and a scoring apparatus to register valid touches.
Competitions: Epee fencing is practiced both at the recreational and competitive level. It is included in various national and international tournaments, including the Olympic Games, World Championships, and FIE (Fédération Internationale d’Escrime) World Cup events.
