Specialty Classes

Synchronized Skating Class

Take one class free if you have never taken the class. This class is open to anyone who has passed Gamma and above.

Synchronized Skating Teams are starting in August 2008!

ISI Rink Side Extreme Synchronized Skating Team click here for more information

SSC United States Figure Skating Synchronized Skating Team click here for more information

For Synchronized Skating tryout information click here

Power/Edge Clinic

This is a fast-paced conditioning class designed for the skater to improve edge quality, speed, power, endurance, and general skating skills. This class is a complete workout.

High – FS IV & up Med. – FS II & up Low – Gamma & up

Jump Technique Clinic

This is a class that will focus strictly on jumping. Each day we will break down a different jump in order to better understand the mechanics behind it. This class will help the skater develop better tools to practice jumping. This class will be open to any skater who has passed ISI Freestyle I.

Back By Popular Demand! Low Jump Class for the fall click here for more information

Axel/Double Axel Clinic

This class will be strictly devoted to helping skaters better understand the mechanics of the axel and double axel jump. We will use new and creative techniques to achieve the skills necessary to master this challenging jump. This class is open to any skater who has passed ISI Freestyle IV.

Spin Clinic

This class will focus only on spins. This is a class that will help skaters develop better, more difficult, creative spins. We will discuss the basics that are essential for a good spin, and we will build from there. This class is open to any skater who has passed Delta.

Moves in the Field

There will be no jumping or spinning in this class. We will devote the time to practice USFS Moves in the Field patterns. This class is for any skater who has passed Delta.

Open Freestyle Session

A freestyle session is a 60-minute unit of ice. It can also be broken into 30-minute increments. Typically this unit of ice is used for figure skaters to practice. Most often, this is when a skater receives his/her private lessons. This unit of ice is limited to 25 skaters. Open to all levels.