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All our levels follow the United States Figure Skating Association (USFSA) and Learn to Skate USA
All our levels follow the United States Figure Skating Association (USFSA) and Learn to Skate USA
curriculum and requirements.
curriculum and requirements.
Learn to Skate - Snowplow Sam
Learn to Skate - Snowplow Sam
Two sessions of 6 group lessons designed for skaters with no prior experience. Skaters will build confidence on the ice while learning the basic skills of skating.
Each session includes 1 group practice a week for a period of 6 or 8 weeks.
Session 2 also includes participation on dress reharsal and end of the season show.
First Session (6 weeks)
November 3rd to December 8th, 2024
Sunday 4:15 - 4:45 pm
Second Session (8 weeks)
December 15th, 2023 to February 16th, 2025
Sunday 4:15 - 4:45 pm
More info below
Basic Skills
Basic Skills
Fun, goal-oriented group lesson program. Skaters will receive Basic Skills instruction following Learn to Skate USA curriculum.
Levels: Basic Skills 1-6, and Pre-Free Skate through Free Skate.
Includes 2 group practices a week and participation in the end of season show.
Basic 1/2/3
Sunday 4:45 - 5:30 pm & Friday 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Basic 4/5/6/Pre-Free Skate/Free Skate
Sunday 5:30 - 6:15 pm & Friday 6:00 - 7:00 pm
More info below
USFS - Freestyle
USFS - Freestyle
A program for skaters who have completed Basic Skills and want to advance in their individual skills.
Includes 2 ice sessions a week for private lessons/practice time, and participation in the end of season show.
USFS
Sunday 6:30 - 8:15 pm
& Tuesday 7:30 - 8:45 pm
Skaters must have an approved private coach.
More info below
(please also read the *IMPORTANT* info)
Calendar 2024-2025
Calendar 2024-2025
Learn to Skate - Snowplow Sam
Learn to Skate - Snowplow Sam
Basic Skills
Basic Skills
Parents Guide Volume 1
Parents Guide Volume 1
From first steps on the ice to the Olympic podium, U.S. Figure Skating is there for every step in your family's figure skating journey. For many parents, it begins with the notion that they want their children to learn to skate, but where to start? This guide to being a figure skating parent provides information on figure skating to assist parents as they support their children in their development and participation in the sport of figure skating.
Vol 1_parent guide_web.pdfUSFS - Freestyle
USFS - Freestyle
TESTING STRUCTURE UPDATES
TESTING STRUCTURE UPDATES
What has changed?
What has changed?
Moves in the Field ➡️ Skating Skills
Free skate ➡️ Singles
Pre-juvenile through senior tests have been renamed to reflect a bronze, silver and gold pathFor all pattern dances, skaters may choose lead or follow track
The congratulatory test email is being revamped, so you can celebrate your skating journey accomplishments with your friends! Starting in August, these will go out monthly to include social sharing assets, store discounts and more to celebrate your achievement
What does this mean for you as a skater?
What does this mean for you as a skater?
The name changes do not directly affect the elements within each test.
To access the latest test requirements, please visit the Rules and Bylaws page on the U.S. Figure Skating website.
We encourage you to take tests to continually challenge yourself and your skating skills. Tests become more difficult as you advance, so each test passed is a huge accomplishment and cause for celebration!
Parents Guide Volume 2
Parents Guide Volume 2
As your skater progresses through the levels of U.S. Figure Skating, the tips in this parent guide will help lead you and your child to success. This guide book is for parents of children who have found an interest — perhaps even a passion — in skating and who are skating recreationally or beginning to enter competitive skating.
Vol 2_parent guide_web.pdfPage updated
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