Programs 2009-2010
Please note: The Powerskating Program has been discontinued for the 2009-2010 season.
Monday Morning Adult Skate
From learning to skate for the beginner to improving skills for the seasoned skater and anyone in between, we offer it all! Come join the fun in our positive environment. Great exercise on ice.
Monday: 9:10am - 10:00am $450
Begins the week of Sept. 21, 2009
Adult registration form here (PDF, 13KB)
Precanskate Program
A fun, learn to skate program for children aged 3 (as of start of program) to 5. Focus is on standing, balancing, and gliding; skaters learn through interactive games and activities. Once basic skills have been mastered, the skater will move on to the CanSkate program. This program runs in two sessions fall and winter.
It is mandatory for Parents to stay at the arena and that CSA approved hockey helmets are worn.
One session per week
Tuesday: 5:30-6:00 $190
Thursday: 5:30-6:00 $190
Fall: Week of Sept. 21-Dec. 2009
Winter: Week of Jan. 4- April 2010
New for Fridays this Year
The Club is offering a PreCanSkate program that will run on the ice at the same time as the Friday CanSkate program. This is ideal for families that have both Pre-Can and CanSkate aged children. The program is 30 minutes long and runs in one session for the entire skating season.
Friday: 6:10-6:40 $340
Starts Sept. 18, 2009
PreCanskate registration form here (PDF, 13KB)
CanSkate Program
Skate Canada’s learn-to-skate program for children aged 5 and up. This program focuses on the fundamental skills required for hockey, figure skating and recreational skating. The skills are arranged in stages from the simple to more complex. Badges are awarded as skills are mastered. It is mandatory for Parents to stay at the arena and that CSA approved hockey helmets are worn.
One session per week
Monday 6:10-7:00 $390
Tuesday 6:10-7:00 $390
Thursday 6:00-6:50 $390
Friday** 6:10-7:00 $365
Program begins week of Sept. 21, 2009-April 2010
** Starts Sept. 18, 2009
CanSkate Plus:
Add a second night of CanSkate for only $150. A great value! You can pick an additional session from those listed above.
CanSkate registration form here (PDF, 13KB)
STARSkate Programs
Skills, Test, Achievement, Recognition
STARSkate offers opportunities for skaters of all ages to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters have the opportunity to take Skate Canada tests through a nationally standardized testing system.
All STARSkate programs run the week of Sept. 14, 2009-April 5, 2010
Junior: Once skaters have completed the CanSkate program they learn the basics of figure skating. There are four group lessons per week. Private or semi-private lessons are mandatory.
Tuesday: 7:00-8:00
Thursday: 6:55-7:55 Pad B $575
Junior Plus: Skaters enrolled in the Junior program who have passed one Skate Canada test can skate an extra night with the Intermediate session for an additional $150.
Friday: 5:10-6:10 $150
Junior registration form here (PDF, 13KB)
Intermediate: For skaters who have completed at least one complete Skate Canada test ie: all Preliminary Dances. There are three group lessons per week, Monday Mornings, and Dry Land Training. Private or semi-private lessons are mandatory.
Monday: Morning 7:10-8:30
Dry Land 4:30-5:00
Skating 5:10-6:10
Thursday: 4:10-5:30 (Skills 4:10-4:40)
Friday: 5:10-6:10 $795
Intermediate registration form here (PDF, 13KB)
Senior: Includes three group lessons per week, Monday Mornings, and Dry Land Training. Private or semi-private lessons are mandatory.
Monday: Morning 7:10-8:30
Skating 4:10-5:10
Dry Land 5:20-5:50
Tuesday: 4:10-5:30 (Skills 4:10-4:40)
Thursday: 7:55-8:45 Pad B
Friday: 4:10-5:10 $995
Senior registration form here (PDF, 13KB)
* New this Year* Monday Morning Practice:
All Intermediate and Senior skaters are eligible to skate on Monday mornings at no additional cost. The fee for this is included in the regular registration fee.
Monday: 7:10-8:30
Begins the week of Sept. 21, 2009
Session Locations:
All sessions are on Pad A unless stated otherwise. Sessions are subject to cancellation for test days or other events.
Refunds:
Refunds will only be considered prior to Nov. 1 (Fall Session) and March 1 (Winter Session). For medical or extenuating circumstances a letter must be sent to the executive stating the reason. The executive will vote on the appropriate compensation (if any) and notification will be in writing. An administration fee of $50 will be deducted. This fee includes a non-refundable Skate Canada membership.
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