Adult 1: Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Level 1 is for the beginner with very little or no skating experience.

Adult 1: Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Level 1 is for the beginner with very little or no skating experience.

No class August 9.

Adult 1: Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Level 1 is for the beginner with very little or no skating experience.

Adult 1&2: Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Level 2 is a beginner class for those that can skate across the rink with no assistance.

Adult 1&2: Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Level 2 is a beginner class for those that can skate across the rink with no assistance.

May 10-June 21 (6 weeks)

No class May 31.

Adult 1&2: Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Level 2 is a beginner class for those that can skate across the rink with no assistance.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

May 10-June 21 (6 weeks)

No class May 31.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Please note: No class August 9.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Please note: No class August 9.

Designed for the beginner adult skater to promote physical fitness, improve balance and coordination while learning proper techniques. Curriculum focus is on edge work, crossovers, turns and some advanced moves.

Prerequisite: Basic 6 or above.

Artistry in Motion (AIM) is designed to educate skaters on the basic principles and philosophy of choreography
and style. AIM will give skaters a foundation in basic body alignment, movement and line. Using this program
will contribute to the training of the complete figure skater.

Basic 1 is the foundation of all skating disciplines. Upon completion of Basic 1, skaters will have the basic skills necessary to advance to more specialized areas of skating. Skills taught: First steps, balance, gliding, stopping and introductory edges.

Skate and helmet rental included.

May 26-June 23 (5 weeks)

Basic 1 is the foundation of all skating disciplines. Upon completion of Basic 1, skaters will have the basic skills necessary to advance to more specialized areas of skating. Skills taught: First steps, balance, gliding, stopping and introductory edges.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Basic 1 is the foundation of all skating disciplines. Upon completion of Basic 1, skaters will have the basic skills necessary to advance to more specialized areas of skating. Skills taught: First steps, balance, gliding, stopping and introductory edges.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

Basic 1 is the foundation of all skating disciplines. Upon completion of Basic 1, skaters will have the basic skills necessary to advance to more specialized areas of skating. Skills taught: First steps, balance, gliding, stopping and introductory edges.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Basic 1 is the foundation of all skating disciplines. Upon completion of Basic 1, skaters will have the basic skills necessary to advance to more specialized areas of skating. Skills taught: First steps, balance, gliding, stopping and introductory edges.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Basic 2 is a beginner class for those who can skate across the rink with no assistance. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous level. Skills taught: One-foot glides, backwards, stopping, turning and slalom.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Basic 2 is a beginner class for those who can skate across the rink with no assistance. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous level. Skills taught: One-foot glides, backwards, stopping, turning and slalom.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

Basic 2 is a beginner class for those who can skate across the rink with no assistance. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous level. Skills taught: One-foot glides, backwards, stopping, turning and slalom.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Basic 3 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 2 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Stroking, preparation for crossovers, turning, backward one-foot glides, and beginning spins.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Basic 3 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 2 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Stroking, preparation for crossovers, turning, backward one-foot glides, and beginning spins.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

Basic 3 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 2 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Stroking, preparation for crossovers, turning, backward one-foot glides, and beginning spins.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Basic 4 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 3 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Crossovers, edges, three-turns, backward stroking, and preparation for backward crossovers.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Basic 4 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 3 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Crossovers, edges, three-turns, backward stroking, and preparation for backward crossovers.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

Basic 4 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 3 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Crossovers, edges, three-turns, backward stroking, and preparation for backward crossovers.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Basic 5 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 4 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Backward edges, backward crossovers, one-foot spin, hockey stop, beginning jump.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Basic 5 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 4 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Backward edges, backward crossovers, one-foot spin, hockey stop, beginning jump.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

Basic 5 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 4 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Backward edges, backward crossovers, one-foot spin, hockey stop, beginning jump.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Basic 6 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 5 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: advanced turns, T-stop, arabesque, bunny hop and lunge.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Basic 6 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 5 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: advanced turns, T-stop, arabesque, bunny hop and lunge.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

Basic 6 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 5 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: advanced turns, T-stop, arabesque, bunny hop and lunge.

Helmet and skate rental included.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

May 26-June 23 (5 weeks)

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

Please note: No class August 9.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

Please note: No class August 9.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

Please note: No class August 9.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

Please note: No class August 9..

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

Please note: No class August 9.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

Please note: No class August 9.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating.

The freeskate levels are designed to give advanced skaters who have completed Basic 8 a strong foundation on which to hone their skills. This is the point where the skater can choose whether to pursue a recreational or competitive approach to figure skating. Prerequisite Freestyle 3.

Whether you are a beginning skater or national champion... 5 years old... or 105 years old. Theater on Ice is for EVERYONE!

Develop the dramatic side of skating.  Be on a team! Make new friends! Have the chance to compete and perform locally and regionally.

The core components of Theatre on Ice include choreography, skating movements and the camaraderie shared between skaters at the introductory level. Controlling skills and conquering elements will serve as the primary focus to achieve badges. The four themes for the curriculum are joy, body as an instrument, traveling through space and rhythm.

This level is designed to acclimate pre-school aged children to class instruction and skating environment with a little help from mom or dad!

Skate and helmet rental included.

This level is designed to acclimate pre-school aged children to class instruction and skating environment with a little help from mom or dad!

Skate and helmet rental included.

Pre-Freeskate is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 6 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Mohawk, transitions, ballet jump, landing position, and pivots.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Basic 7 is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 6 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Mohawk, transitions, ballet jump, landing position, and pivots.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

Pre-Freeskate is for skaters who have successfully passed the Basic 6 level. Skaters will continue to build upon and improve elements learned in the previous levels. Skills taught: Mohawk, transitions, ballet jump, landing position, and pivots.

Helmet and skate rental included.

Rising stars is our bridge program designed for skaters Basic 6 and up, who want to take the next step toward becoming an advanced figure skater.

Includes 5 hour punch card ($55 value).

For the independent preschooler, class stresses safety and balance with an introduction to forward marching, glides, swizzles and wiggles!

Skate and helmet rental included.

May 26-June 23 (5 weeks)

For the independent preschooler, class stresses safety and balance with an introduction to forward marching, glides, swizzles and wiggles!

Skate and helmet rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

For the independent preschooler, class stresses safety and balance with an introduction to forward marching, glides, swizzles and wiggles!

Skate and helmet rental included.

Stinger 2: Students continue to improve on skills learned in Parent/Tot or Stinger 1 and are introduced to the fundamentals of skating.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Stinger 2: Students continue to improve on skills learned in Parent/Tot or Stinger 1 and are introduced to the fundamentals of skating.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

Stinger 2: Students continue to improve on skills learned in Parent/Tot or Stinger 1 and are introduced to the fundamentals of skating.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Stinger 3: Students continue to improve on skills learned in Parent/Tot or Stinger 2 and are introduced to the fundamentals of skating.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Stinger 3: Students continue to improve on skills learned in Parent/Tot or Stinger 2 and are introduced to the fundamentals of skating.

Skate and helmet rental included.

Please note: No class August 9.

Stinger 3: Students continue to improve on skills learned in Parent/Tot or Stinger 2 and are introduced to the fundamentals of skating.

Skate and helmet rental included.