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Frosty Blades 25 Get acquainted with the ice, standing and shuffling. An adult on skates with some skating experience must accompany the toddler for each lesson. Once passed, register in snowgliders or just you and me. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters, including the adult. A full face mask is highly recommended. 3 to 4 years Just You N’ Me 50 Learn to skate for the non-skater. An adult on skates with some skating experience must accompany the child for the first three lessons. Once passed, register in kindergliders. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters, including the adult. A full face mask is highly recommended. 4 to 5 years Snowgliders 25 Learn to skate for children who are new to ice. Children should be comfortable without parental involvement. Once passed, register in kindergliders, junior intro to ice or junior gliders. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. A full face mask is highly recommended. 4 to 5 years Kindergliders 50 Learn to skate program for children with some skating experience. Work through 5 levels and receive a badge based on ability. Learn forward skating and stopping skills. Once passed all 5 levels, register in junior gliders. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. A full face mask is highly recommended. 6 to 12 years Junior Into to Ice 50 Learn to skate for children who are new to ice or have limited skating experience. Learn correct forward skating and stopping skills. Once passed, register in Junior Gliders. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. A full face mask is highly recommended. 6 to 12 years Junior Gliders 50 skating, one foot gliding, and two foot turns. Once passed all 5 levels, register in senior gliders. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. A full face mask is highly recommended. 8 to 12 years Senior Gliders 50 For skaters that have passed all 5 levels of the Junior Gliders program. Skills may include backwards crosscuts, one foot turns and waltz jumps. Once passed all 4 levels, register in mastergliders. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. 8 to 14 years Child Mastergliders 50 For young skaters who have completed the Senior Gliders program. Work towards figure skating goals including edgework, spirals, and one foot spins. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. 15 to 17 years Teen Beginner 50 For teens who can skate forward and beyond. Skills include backward skating, one foot gliding and two foot turns. Once passed all 5 levels, register in intermediate. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. 15 to 17 years Teen Intermediate 50 Emphasis placed on increased technical skills (e.g. backwards crosscuts and one foot turns). A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. 15 to 17 years Teen Mastergliders 50 For young skaters who have completed the Senior Gliders program. Work towards figure skating goals including edgework, spirals, and one foot spins. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. 18+ Adult Intro to Ice 50 A learn to skate program for adults who are new to ice or have limited skating experience. Learn how to fall and get up safely, skate forward and stop. Once passed, register in adult beginner. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. 18+ Adult Beginners 50 For adults who can skate forward and beyond. Skills include backward skating, one foot gliding and two foot turns. Once passed all 5 levels, register in adult intermediate. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. 18+ Adult Intermediate 50 Emphasis placed on increased technical skills (e.g. backwards crosscuts and one foot turns. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. 2 to 14 years and 15+ years Semi Private Lessons 25 Two on one instruction by a certified instructor. Skills to be taught dependent on the client's level. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. 2 to 14 years and 15+ years Private Lessons 25 One on one instruction by a certified instructor. Skills to be taught dependent on the client's level. A CSA approved hockey helmet is mandatory for all skaters. Learn
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How much does it cost to train for figure skating?Serious Recreational Figure Skaters
The cost of each hour of practice ranges from $5 to $15. Recreational figure skaters usually take one to two private skating lessons per week, which range from $20 to $50 for 20 to 30 minutes of private, one-on-one skating instruction.
How long does it take to learn the basics of figure skating?The average time to start working on it might be about 5 years after first starting lessons. Some natural jumpers who train seriously might be ready to start it after 2 or 3 years of lessons, especially if they started in the pre-teen years.
Can a beginner use figure skates?Advantages for the beginner
For a beginner, the figure skates are often considered a better option because they feel more stable: the blade is longer, the toe pick stops the skater from going too far forward on the blade and the tail prevents from leaning too far back.
What age should you start figure skating?Kids can start skating lessons as early as 3, but keep in mind that your 3-year old may not be ready to be away from you or have the attention span for a 20 to 30 minute lesson. By 5 to 6 years of age they'll have the balance and coordination needed to master the more complex movements of figure skating.
How do I start figure skating?Whether you want to learn to figure skate, are getting your kids into the sport or want to develop your skills as a family, the only way to get started is to head to your local rink. Many skating facilities rent skates and safety equipment and offer lessons for kids, adults and families.
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