Learn to Skate


The United States Figure Skating Association (USFSA) Basic Skills Program has been developed as a beginning ice skating program that is challenging and rewarding - but most of all fun. Participation in the program will enable skaters of all ages and abilities to learn the fundamentals of ice skating while teaching them the skills necessary to advance to a competitive or recreational figure skating, ice hockey, or speed skating program.

Download "2013 Session 3 M&Th LTS Brochure .pdf" Learn to Skate - Session 3 (Mondays/Thursdays)
Session 3 Mondays will run from May 6th - June 24th Session 3 Thursdays will run from May 9th - June 27th
Download "Session 3 Saturday LTS Brochure.pdf" Learn to Skate - Session 3 (Saturdays)
UPDATED! Session 3 Saturdays will run from May 11th - July 13th

Schedule

Snowplow Sam for Tots (Monday, Thursday, and Saturday Ages 3 & 4)

  • Ages 3 to 4 are placed into the USFSA Snowplow Sam program. This program is designed to help pre-school age children develop the preliminary coordination and strength necessary to maneuver on skates. Snowplow Sam has three progressive levels that will help the young skater develop confidence while experiencing success with his or her beginning skating! Graduates of Snow Plow Sam move on to the Basic 1 class for 4 & 5 year olds (Mon & Thurs).

Basic 1-Basic 8 (Monday, Thursday, and Saturday)

  • Beginner skaters, ages 4 to 17, are introduced to the basic skating techniques in a safe and controlled environment. Each class session and level following Basic 1 is progressive, building upon skills taught in the previous lesson.

Advanced Freestyle (Monday, Thursday, and Saturday - Jumps & Spins)

  • Skaters must have past Basic 8 or have the Learn to Skate coordinator's approval to register for this class. Class will focus on beginning moves in the field, jumps and spins.

Competition Preparation (NEW!)

  • Basic SkillsSkaters will learn how to prepare for a competition on-iceand off-ice, skaters will learn a program for their level,skaters will perform the 8th week of class

Adult 1-Adult 4 (Monday, Thursday, and Saturday)

  • The adult curriculum is designed for the beginner adult skater. It is designed to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination. Each class session and level following Adult 1 is progressive, building upon skills taught in the previous lesson.

Learn to Skate Enrollment Application

First and Last Name
Address, City, State, and Zip
Birthday and Age
Previous Level Completed if any.
Contact Name
Contact Phone Number
Email
Class Selection
Class Session

Contact Info

Ice Rink Front desk:
425.322.2653

Ice Rink Manager:
425.322.2652 or Email

Youth Hockey Director:
425.322.2654 or Email

Learn to Skate Director:
425.322.2648 or Email

Parties / Group Skate:
425.322.2629