
Club Updates!
Updated: 7/6/2025
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We are currently in search of a new facility in the South West Charlotte area to create a satellite club and expand our reach. Please reach out if you have any information on potential available spaces.
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Call us to set an appointment for a free trial! All free trial classes will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays at 5:30 pm or Tuesdays at 7:15 pm.
FENCING AT OPFC
Welcome to On Point Fencing Club, a tight-knit community where we not only teach the art and strategy of fencing but also nurture essential life skills. Our program goes beyond the sport, fostering confidence, discipline, teamwork, and critical thinking. Whether you’re mastering your footwork or delving into the psychology of decision-making, our club offers a supportive environment to grow both on and off the strip. This isn’t just a place to fence—it’s a place to forge lasting connections, challenge yourself, and develop skills that will enrich every aspect of your life. Join us, and make fencing a powerful addition to your personal and psychological growth journey.
Competitive Circuit Opportunities
At On Point Fencing Club, fencers can compete in local, regional, and national tournaments. These competitive events offer opportunities to test skills, gain experience, and improve. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced fencer, we provide the platform to compete at a high level in a supportive environment.
College Scholarships
Fencing can open doors to college scholarships, with many universities offering funding for talented fencers. At On Point Fencing Club, we help athletes develop the skills to compete at the collegiate level, where they can pursue both academic and athletic success through scholarship opportunities.
Fitness and Health Benefits
Fencing is an excellent way to stay in shape. It provides a full-body workout that builds strength, flexibility, coordination, and cardiovascular health. The sport challenges both the body and mind, making it a fun and effective form of exercise. Fencing is suitable for all ages, from children to adults, and promotes lifelong fitness.


Meet our Coaches
Welcome to On Point Fencing Club! We are a dedicated team of coaches passionate about developing athletes and fostering a love for fencing. Actively involved in the competitive circuit, our coaches consistently travel and compete, staying at the forefront of the sport. We pride ourselves on being one of the most competitive foil fencing clubs in the Charlotte area, providing a supportive environment where athletes of all levels can train, grow, and excel in their fencing journey. But beyond the technical skills, our coaches are passionate about instilling valuable life lessons that extend beyond the strip. At On Point, we believe in building not only strong fencers but also confident individuals who carry discipline, respect, and perseverance into every aspect of their lives. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced athlete, our coaches are here to guide you every step of the way toward success, both on and off the piste.

Head Coach
Oscar Viveros
Introducing Coach Oscar, a fencing luminary with a storied past as an intercollegiate competitor in late 80s and early 90s Florida. Ascending to become one of the state's premier fencers, Coach Oscar now imparts his wealth of knowledge to aspiring athletes. Specializing in the nuances of proper form and strategic finesse, he draws on his rich competitive history to shape the next generation of fencers. Currently active in the veteran national circuit, Coach Oscar brings a timeless blend of experience and contemporary skill to his coaching. Join him in the pursuit of fencing excellence, where lessons are crafted from a legacy of success and dedication to the art of the sport.

Coach
Evan Viveros
Coach Evan brings over 7 years of competitive experience, having competed in North American Cups, US Summer Nationals, and regional tournaments. Fencing has been a part of his life since childhood, inspired by his father's collegiate experience. Currently studying psychology at Winthrop University, Evan is still actively competing while dedicating himself to coaching. His coaching focuses on perfecting mechanics and applying them to real bouts, helping students build physicality and independent problem-solving skills to excel in fencing.

Coach
Antonio Viveros
Coach Antonio has over 7 years of competitive fencing experience, including North American Cups, US Summer Nationals, and regional tournaments. Fencing has been a family tradition, with his father’s college experience shaping his journey. Focused on creating an engaging and dynamic environment, Antonio’s coaching provides students with the foundational skills needed to develop a competitive future in fencing. His approach emphasizes physicality, strategic thinking, and independent problem-solving.

Coach
Anders Hartmark
With over 10 years of competitive fencing experience at the national level, Coach Anders brings an experienced perspective to all of his lessons. He has attended North American Cups and US Summer Nationals since he was 13 and fenced in Division I NCAA competitions for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Anders loves fencing and is excited to be sharing his knowledge of the sport with the next generation. His coaching is focused on physical conditioning and strategy - giving every student the necessary physicality and independent problem-solving skills required to excel in the sport.

Junior Coach
Avery Satterly
Junior Coach Avery has 5 years of fencing experience. Starting off at a young age, she has been a dedicated member of the fencing community. She started competing regionally at the age of 13 and nationally at 14. After competing for a long duration of time, and crafting her technique beside her teammates and coaches, she is ready to take on her own students with guidance from them both. Avery is enthusiastic about everything fencing, and meeting students who share the same enthusiasm sparks her passion. She is willing and excited to contribute to the club by sharing her knowledge of fencing with others. Her coaching style includes balancing enjoyment with strategy. Giving students the opportunity to have fun, but also becoming better fencers through tact, discipline, and real bout scenarios. With this balance, it will give students the necessary components to excel and succeed in the sport.





