A Progressive Move
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A Progressive Move
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January 4, 1937
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A PROGRESSIVE MOVE
One of the most important moves yet made by the new Fencing Coaches’ Association has been the decision to hold summer school courses. It was agreed at its last meeting that a Summer School would be established under the direction of Prof. George Santelli for the benefit of teachers, coaches, and professionals; the school to be conducted from July 12th to July 21st, 1937, both dates inclusive. The work is expected to cover the theory and methods of teaching classes and individuals in all weapons. Registrations should be addressed to Prof. Santelli at the Salle Santelli, 434 Lafayette St., New York City, on or before July 1st, 1937.
Another move in the same direction was the decision to have a gathering of professional fencers for a day of general activity in which practical methods, theories, and other business could be worked out. At this meeting everyone could contribute and receive great help. The date has been set for Sunday, July 18th, at 2 P.M. in the Salle Santelli. Both of these items should prove of special interest and benefit to our younger professionals.
The Association further agreed to send notes and ideas on professional matters of interest to the members, to their secretary, who would include such notes in a bulletin to be sent out to the members from time to time. This bulletin to serve as an exchange medium. Whenever such notices are of particular general interest, THE RIPOSTE will try to bring them to your attention.
