Coach Profile: Daniel Lwanzambi


Coaching Focus (Community, Development or Performance)
Development/Performance

Qualified since
2017

Qualification Level
L2 or above

Last CPD Course With Year
Level 03 First aid Course 2024

Coaching Rates Group Individual


My Coaching Philosophy
I specialise in developing decision-making under pressure through fencing.

My coaching focuses on how a fencer thinks — the ability to read situations, make correct decisions quickly, and execute with clarity when it matters.

This is not general participation coaching, but precision work — developing the ability to act decisively and perform under pressure.

Drawing from fencing, architecture, and music, this approach focuses on the underlying structures that govern timing, distance, and rhythm, so performance becomes intentional rather than reactive.

This approach is particularly effective within school and performance environments where decision-making under pressure is critical.

The aim is simple: to develop fencers who can read, decide, and execute effectively in any situation on the piste.

BF Sabre Qualification
Level 2 Sabre

Coach Profile
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DBS/ PVG Check
Enhanced DBS Check

First Aid Qualification
Emergency First Aid at Work

Safeguarding Qualification
SafeGuard Core

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