LionHeart Academy

And then God created fencing!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the staff at LionHeart!

2nd week of Epee BattleGround is in the books!

Rocking and Rolling with Social Distancing!

let's start a petition now to get "break-fencing" into the 2028 olympics "Break dancing gets Olympic status to debut at Paris Games in 2024"

Some great content here!

Happy HALLOWEEN from LionHeart

LionHeart had 11 archers compete at the CalState Games 9/19/20. It was so nice to be able to participate in a tournament again. First tournament for many of our LionHeart athletes. Aiden, Gavin, Tasi, Aubrey, Audrey, Regy, Veronica, Allison, Jessica, Matthew, and Nathan all established their baseline scores to beat at the next outdoor tournament. Good job everyone!

Some action from our shoot at Easton Center of Excellence archery range: https://www.instagram.com/p/CFDHbmlAH-l/

Don't try this at home - this woman has some training! But WOW!

Ella Hattan, better known by her nom-de-guerre Jaguarina, was Colonel Thomas Monstery’s most accomplished student. Born in 1859 in Ohio, she would go on to be...come widely regarded as one of the greatest swordswomen of the nineteenth century, and perhaps of all time. Hattan would defeat more than sixty men in high-profile combats on both horseback and on foot; according to one major newspaper, more than half of these men were fencing masters. For more details of Hattan’s extraordinary career, her training, and her lengthy master-student relationship with Monstery, see the following article: http://martialartsnewyork.org//colonel-thomas-monstery-an/

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WOW! Check it out!

It's official :(

Happy Star Wars Day! #maythe4thbewithyou

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This is what we are trying to achieve! LionHeart archers keep working !