After the 2008 Olympics, Morehouse worked to promote the sport of fencing and established programs to attract new participants to the sport.
As a motivational speaker, Morehouse spoke to over 15,000 children and young people in urban schools about his Olympic story.
He has also given presentations to Fortune 100 and 500 organizations.
One of the highlights of his career took place in 2009 when he taught President Obama to fence on the White House lawn in support of Chicago's bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympics.
He has appeared on the Today Show and Happy Hour on Fox Business.
In 2008, he was one of the featured athletes on the Emmy Award-winning television documentary, "My First Time: The Summer Games" directed and produced by  Jesse Zook Mann.

In 2015, Morehouse founded the Morehouse Fencing Club) in New York, NY.
It opened October 12.
 The club has saber, foil, and épée programs.
The club specializes in beginner fencers, both youth and adult.
It also offers advanced classes for competitive sabre fencers.
The classes are arranged by age and skill level.
Morehouse hopes his club will
create interest in the sport of fencing.
As of right now, Tim Morehouse is the
owner and head coach of the club.
Melvin Rodriguez is also a coach at the club
and Yitzy Frankel is the Club Manager.
He believes the sport will bring
benefits to more people around the United States, especially the youth.
 He has had a few celebrities stop by, such as
Project Runway's Tim Gunn, as well as NFL Star Steve Weatherford filming at
the location for an episode of Spike TV's Playbook 360.

Currently,
Morehouse is attempting to improve the sport of fencing.
One project he is
working on new technology.
On his Facebook page, he posted a video of him and
another fencer demonstrating light up sabres.
The lights are on the guard as
well as on the wrist of the fencer.
The problem Morehouse is trying to fix is
for people watching the bout.
They watch the fencers, then the scoring box, and
then look at the director to see who made the touch.
With this technology, it
will be easier to see who got the touch.
It will also be easier on the director,
since the director can now focus on the fencers, rather than having to look
back at the box to see the lights.

He
has made a prototype for foil as well, in hopes of having the sport to be
wire-free, without wire jackets, as well as having as much of the technology of
the weapons.
For the foils, each weapon would have the lights, the lockout
timing, and the ability to send data on the movements of the weapon.
This data
will include who is starting first and the accuracy of attacks.
In the video, he shows that the weapons sync up wirelessly, and the jackets they are wearing have a magnetic layer underneath.
When hit, there is a sound and the foil lights up green.

Morehouse
has also suggested new rules to sabre, making it more like tennis.
One fencer would have priority and, after a "set" of four points, the priority is shifted
to another fencer.
The bouts would then go to 16, instead of 15, with a 2-point margin.
After the 2008 Olympics, Morehouse worked to promote the sport of fencing and established programs to attract new participants to the sport. As a motivational speaker, Morehouse spoke to over 15,000 children and young people in urban schools about his Olympic story. He has also given presentations to Fortune 100 and 500 organizations. One of the highlights of his career took place in 2009 when he taught President Obama to fence on the White House lawn in support of Chicago's bid to host the 2016 Summer Olympics. He has appeared on the Today Show and Happy Hour on Fox Business. In 2008, he was one of the featured athletes on the Emmy Award-winning television documentary, "My First Time: The Summer Games" directed and produced by  Jesse Zook Mann.
In 2015, Morehouse founded the Morehouse Fencing Club) in New York, NY. It opened October 12.  The club has saber, foil, and épée programs. The club specializes in beginner fencers, both youth and adult. It also offers advanced classes for competitive sabre fencers. The classes are arranged by age and skill level. Morehouse hopes his club will
create interest in the sport of fencing. As of right now, Tim Morehouse is the
owner and head coach of the club. Melvin Rodriguez is also a coach at the club
and Yitzy Frankel is the Club Manager. He believes the sport will bring
benefits to more people around the United States, especially the youth.  He has had a few celebrities stop by, such as
Project Runway's Tim Gunn, as well as NFL Star Steve Weatherford filming at
the location for an episode of Spike TV's Playbook 360.
Currently,
Morehouse is attempting to improve the sport of fencing. One project he is
working on new technology. On his Facebook page, he posted a video of him and
another fencer demonstrating light up sabres. The lights are on the guard as
well as on the wrist of the fencer. The problem Morehouse is trying to fix is
for people watching the bout. They watch the fencers, then the scoring box, and
then look at the director to see who made the touch. With this technology, it
will be easier to see who got the touch. It will also be easier on the director,
since the director can now focus on the fencers, rather than having to look
back at the box to see the lights.
He
has made a prototype for foil as well, in hopes of having the sport to be
wire-free, without wire jackets, as well as having as much of the technology of
the weapons. For the foils, each weapon would have the lights, the lockout
timing, and the ability to send data on the movements of the weapon. This data
will include who is starting first and the accuracy of attacks. In the video, he shows that the weapons sync up wirelessly, and the jackets they are wearing have a magnetic layer underneath. When hit, there is a sound and the foil lights up green.
Morehouse
has also suggested new rules to sabre, making it more like tennis. One fencer would have priority and, after a "set" of four points, the priority is shifted
to another fencer. The bouts would then go to 16, instead of 15, with a 2-point margin.
Tim Morehouse