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Figure Skating Programs
Artistry, Technique, and Fun in a Non-Competitive Environment
Whether your skater is just beginning their figure skating journey or looking to master advanced jumps and spins, our programs provide a supportive space to grow.
Which Program is Right for Your Skater?
| Program | Intro to Figure Skating | Figure Skating |
| Best For | Skaters transitioning from "Learn to Skate" to figure skating fundamentals. | Experienced skaters focusing on advanced technique, jumps, and artistry. |
| Eligibility | Open to those who have completed LTS Level 3 or equivalent. | Invite Only. Requires completion of Intro levels or equivalent skill. |
| Primary Goals | Foundational jumps and spins, edge control, posture, and flexibility. | Jumps, spins, intricate footwork, and field movements. |
| Equipment | Figure skates & CSA Certified Helmet required. | Figure skates (Helmets optional). |
| Registration | Public registration (Waitlist-only for skill verification). | Email invitation based on coach evaluation. |
Intro to Figure Skating
The next step after Learn to Skate.
This program bridges the gap between basic skating and the specialized world of figure skating. Skaters work in a shared ice environment with our Learn to Skate program but receive focused instruction on figure-specific techniques.
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Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays | 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
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Cost: $475 (40 sessions)
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Key pre-requisites: forwards crossovers, demonstrated edge control, balance and stabillity on one foot, confident stopping ability
Figure Skating
Recreational excellence for experienced skaters.
Our program is dedicated to building advanced technique without the pressure of competition. It is designed for skaters who love the challenge of the sport and want to refine their skills in a comfortable, community-focused atmosphere.
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Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays | 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
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Cost: $575 (40 sessions)
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Key pre-requisites: strong forwards and backwards stroking, backward crossovers, 3-turns and c-step turns, basic jumps and spins including waltz jumps and 1-foot spins
Important Dates for Both Programs
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Season Dates: October 6, 2026 – March 11, 2027
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Registration Opens: March 13, 2026 (Current Members), May 1, 2026 (New Members)
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Annual Skate Show: Saturday, March 13, 2027 at 3:00 PM
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