Spring Qualifier — Regional Open
5 April 2026 · Pentathlon Facility · All disciplines
Tungsten Season
Indoor fencing bouts under high-intensity tungsten lighting. Pool sessions in lane-heated water at 27°C. The off-season is where medals are built.
Winter Fencing Series — Round 1
Jan 18, 2026
Pool Sprint Clinic
Feb 8, 2026
Combined Arms Indoor Camp
Mar 1–3, 2026
Course Opens
The cross-country course thaws from frost to green. Spring qualifiers bring national federation scouts. Your window to earn a summer championship slot.
Spring Qualifier — Regional Open
Apr 5, 2026
Youth Development Pentathlon
May 17, 2026
Corporate Relay Charity Challenge
Jun 7, 2026
Championship Weekend
Packed grandstands. National broadcast. The facility at full operational capacity. Championship weekend separates training from legacy.
National Championship — Senior
Jul 26–27, 2026
Olympic Qualification Trials
Aug 15, 2026
Junior National Series Final
Sep 6, 2026
Start Line
Cold air. Mud already on your shoes. Autumn training camps and youth clinics run as the competition year closes. Five disciplines ahead. The clock hasn't started.
Autumn Training Camp — Elite
Oct 11–14, 2026
Youth Development Clinic
Nov 8, 2026
Year-End Corporate Relay
Dec 5, 2026
Five Disciplines.
One Perimeter.
Every Olympic discipline engineered onto forty acres. No transit time between events — sprint from the pool to the piste in under three minutes.
12 Olympic-Grade Pistes
FIE-certified épée, foil, and sabre pistes with electronic scoring. Climate-controlled hall with sprung flooring.
50m Competition Pool
Eight lanes, touchpad timing, 1m and 3m diving platforms.
20-Point Laser Range
Acoustic-baffled indoor range with ISSF-approved electronic targets.
Show Jumping Arena
Grass and sand arenas with 15 competition horses available for draw.
3.2km Engineered Course
Forty acres of designed terrain: gradient climbs, water crossings, technical descents. Flags snap in October wind.
National Coaches.
Young Athletes. Corporate Teams.
We scouted eleven venues across four countries before committing to Pentathlon for our national qualifier. The fencing hall alone meets FIE standards that most Olympic hosts can't match.
My daughter competed in her first regional qualifier here at 14. Two years later she's training with the senior squad. The youth development program isn't just about sport — it's a pipeline.
None of us had touched an épée before. The charity relay briefing took 45 minutes and we were competing by noon. Our team of eight raised £14,000 and booked again for next autumn.
