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The club teaches two of the three fencing techniques: foil and eppe. Beginners try out both weapons and, over the course of six lessons, instructors decide which weapon works best for the student, based on the student’s body, weight, height and age. Foil is the smaller, lighter weapon of the two, Irina said. Husband and wife Alexandr and Natasha Maximovich, who currently coach at the academy, have both trained national champions abroad. During the intermediate lesson, Alexandr had his students work on a target drill. As the students practiced jabbing circles on the wall with their swords, he corrected their stance, as well as their arm and shoulder placement.

Alexandr coached national foil and epee teams in Kazakhstan, the Soviet Union and Turkey, He was the assistant head coach for foil for the Soviet Union team that won an Olympic gold medal in 1988, took first place in the 1989 World Championships and third place in the 1990 World Championships, Natasha, a three-time national foil champion of Kazakhstan, has trained more than 250 coaches who teach fencing throughout the world, Irina said the message of her coaches is “dream big.”, “You can achieve kokka japanese canvas fabric ~ musical ballet in natural ~ petit etoile anything if you believe in yourself,” she said, “This inspirational side of the sport is very important to us.”..

Hilary Eriksen, of San Jose, had been looking for fencing for her 10-year-old son, Odin, for a couple of years when the academy opened. “It sounded great so we came and tried it out right away and Odin loves it,” she said. Odin has participated in three competitions since he started fencing. “I’ve gotten a lot better,” said Odin, who also enjoys kung fu and Minecraft. “I think it’s fun and I really enjoy strategy.”. Eriksen recently bought six discounted classes on Groupon so that she can try out the adult class. Her husband has also taken adult fencing classes at the academy.

Elena Shur’s 9-year-old son also participates in the intermediate class, Shur appreciates the individuality of the sport, “They’re on the spot, There’s no way to kokka japanese canvas fabric ~ musical ballet in natural ~ petit etoile lag behind teammates,” she said, Jade Welder, 12, of San Jose said she wanted to try fencing after seeing an anime character perform an impressive fencing scene on television, Jade, who has been fencing for about two months, is one of only three girls in the class–but that doesn’t bother her, “There are more girls in the higher up levels,” she said..

Jade says her left-handedness is an advantage in fencing. She also has good endurance; before taking up fencing, Jade was a competitive swimmer. “If you stand like this for a long time you get tired,” she said, showing the crouched stance and the extended arm of fencers. On Jan. 25, the young club hosted the largest event in the Bay Cup history. The Bay Cup is an organization that hosts about 80 tournaments and between 150 and 180 events every season. A tournament can have more than one event, but in this case, the academy only had one event: 14-year-old boys fencing with foil. Sixty-five boys participated in the event making it the largest event in the Bay Cup’s history, Igor said.

Assuming you aren’t a programmer and don’t plan to invent the next killer app, you may at first find HBO’s “Silicon Valley” more pathetic than amusing, Are these guys living the dream or existing like overgrown dorm-mates without a kokka japanese canvas fabric ~ musical ballet in natural ~ petit etoile clue?, But by the time a paid escort gets no reaction to her offer of a lap dance and mutters, “I hate Palo Alto,” you get the picture, Super-smart geeks with no social skills aiming to cash in on, not millions, but billions of dollars at the end of the tech rainbow — we’ve seen them in a slew of shows, but usually in the background..

“Silicon Valley,” premiering April 6, puts their angst, rivalries, friendships and coding concerns front and center. In the same way that “Grey’s Anatomy” employs medical jargon between bed-hopping, the characters in “Silicon Valley” banter about algorithms while slurping ramen, glued to various screens in a group home they call an “incubator.”. Mike Judge (“Beavis & Butt-head,” “King of the Hill”) trades animation for live action to focus on the modern gold rush that is Silicon Valley. He’s teamed with Alec Berg (“Seinfeld,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm”) on this eight-episode series, informed by Judge’s experience as a Silicon Valley engineer decades ago.

The cast features a slew of semi-recognizable young faces: Thomas Middleditch (“The Office”) demonstrates a sly range and holds the piece together, Denver standup T.J, Miller (“Mash Up,” “Seeking a Friend for the End of the World”), comes into his own here, Upright Citizens Brigade member Zach Woods (“In the Loop,” “The Office”), Kumail Nanjiani (“Franklin & Bash,” “Portlandia”), Martin Starr (great to see him back after “Freaks and Geeks” and “Party Down”), Josh Brener (“The Big Bang kokka japanese canvas fabric ~ musical ballet in natural ~ petit etoile Theory,” “The Internship”), and the late Christopher Evan Welch (“The Master,” “Vicky Cristina Barcelona”) fill out the gang, Dude-heavy, and that’s the point..

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