2007 Notre Dame University, Indiana
Prepared the NCAA Division I Varsity Team for the Championships.
2007 Indiana Fencing Academy
Head Coach – management, recruitment, and promoting fencing in the community.
1998 - 2007 City of London School, London
Coached fencing in the department of Physical Education to boys aged 11 to 16.
1998 - 2004 Cambridge University, England
Coached the University team in all three weapons. Covering technical aspects, tactics, fitness training and psychological preparation. Cambridge University defeated Oxford in the Varsity Challenge 1998/99, 1999/2000 and 2000/01. Men’s team won British University Students Association (BUSA) Fencing Championships 2001. Both men and women’s team won BUSA Championships 2002. Cambridge fencers won places in finals of BUSA individual competitions in 2000 and 2004: resulting in Cambridge having the highest number of fencers in the final eight of any university in the UK.
1998 - 2006 Haverstock Fencing Club, England
Responsible for the fitness and flexibility training as well as providing individual coaching in all disciplines of fencing - foil, epee and sabre - at all levels. Recently designed and implemented a certificate for junior fencers on completion of the introductory course in fencing.
Personal coach to a number of elite British fencers. Specific successes of students include:
Greg Allen , currently ranked number one in the UK, came third in an international competition, a World Cup, in Innsbruck in 2001 an extremely good result for a British fencer. Represented Great Britain at the World Championships1999 and 2001. Represented Great Britain at the European Championships 1998 and 2000.
Andrea Wraith qualified to represent England at the Commonwealth Championships in Malaysia, 1998, winning a bronze medal in the team event.
Andy Pavaday won World Police Championships, Sweden 1999.
2004 – 2006 The American School in London
As Fencing Master of the fencing organization, provided fencing education to children, running beginner and advanced level fencing classes.
1997 – 1998 Camp America – New Hampshire
Taught and supervised all sporting activities to children (8 – 14 years).
1998 – 2000 Reading Fencing Club, England
Provided individual and group training in this Epee club. Helped two future medallists in pentathlon prepare for the Sydney Olympics, 2000: Stephanie Cook, gold and Kate Allenby, bronze.
1999 – 2000 University of London, London, England.
Fencing Coach
Teaching students of all ages – some aspiring for National qualification
3 Weapons (Foil, Epee, Sabre)
1999 – 2000 Olympic Development Clinic Director, Roswell, NM, USA
Organised and prepared fencing schedule to aid the development of young fencers with Olympic potential.
1991 – 1997 The Integrated Sport Club for Disabled of the Academy of Physical Education and Rehabilitation in Warsaw. Poland
Conducted rehabilitation classes. Responsible for the preparation of the club to compete in the first Polish fencing championships and World cup competitions in Pisa (Italy), Paris and Grenoble (France).
Coached Jagoda Polasik in preparation for the Para Olympics Games in Atlanta, 1996, where she won the gold medal in the individual event.
Part of organising committee for the Poland - USA -France fencing tournaments for the disabled.
Possess specialist knowledge of the problems faced by disabled persons competing in sport.
1995 – 1997 The Academy of Physical Education in Warsaw Faculty of Rehabilitation. http://www.awf.edu.pl/angielska/index.htm
Lectured on the Theory of Disability in Sport. (Full-time post)
1994 – 1997 Primary School No.247 in Warsaw
Taught the principles of human movement through the correction of posture and flexibility. (Full-time post)
1992 – 1994 "Janusz Kusocinski" School of Sport Champions.
Lectured and taught practical skills of the disciplines involved in Modern Pentathlon to elite and potentially elite young sports boys and girls. (Full-time post)
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