Learn To SkateLearn To Skate USA is structured to help you learn everything from skating's fundamentals all the way to advanced skills, with every class emphasizing mastery of technical elements.
Students age 4 through Adult are welcome! Gain a life long joy for skating, aspire to be an Olympian, polish your performance technique, or gain the foundational skills to play hockey. All skating session include 30 minutes of class instruction with additional practice time. CLASS TIMES FOR BOTH TERMS TUESDAY Advanced – Level 5,6 | Pre-Freeskate | Freeskate 1-6 (5:15 – 6:00pm) TUESDAY Beginner – Level Snowplow (beginner) | Levels 1, 2, 3-4 | Adult (5:45 – 6:45pm) SATURDAY Advanced – Level 5,6 | Pre-Freeskate | Freeskate 1-6 (10:30 – 11:15am) SATURDAY Beginner – Level Snowplow (beginner)| Levels 1, 2, 3-4 | Adult (11am-12noon) WINTER TERM 2018 – 4 WEEK CLASS ~ Tuesdays start January 9th | Ends January 30th ~ Saturdays start January 13th | Ends February 3rd WINTER TERM PRICE FOR NEW STUDENTS: 1 Lesson Weekly $ 107 | with skate rentals $119 2 Lessons Weekly $ 165 | with skate rentals $189 PRICE FOR STUDENTS RETURNING FROM 2017 FALL TERM 1 Lesson Weekly $ 80 | with skate rentals $ 92 2 Lessons Weekly $ 138 | with skate rentals $162 SPRING TERM 2018 – 8 WEEK CLASS ~ Tuesdays start February 20th | Ends April 24th ~ Saturdays start February 24th | Ends April 28th SPRING TERM PRICES FOR NEW STUDENTS 1 Lesson Weekly $ 207 | with skate rentals $ 234 2 Lessons Weekly $ 302 | with skate rentals $ 350 PRICES FOR STUDENTS RETURNING FROM EITHER 2017 FALL TERM OR 2018 WINTER TERM 1 Lesson Weekly $ 180 | with skate rentals $ 204 2 Lessons Weekly $ 275 | with skate rentals $ 323 Dates to remember for Spring Term Class Class Recital for all students April 28th – afternoon (TBD) Love to Skate Competition March 10th NO CLASSES week of March 5th due to competition, Competition practice during class time March 6th NO CLASSES Spring Break week (March 26th – April 1) CLASS STRUCTURE – Please take note
Saturday Overlap: 11:00 – 11:15 AM Benefits to Advanced class This class has more advanced students who need more space to gain speed and to practice & perform jumps, spins, and other moves. This session has fewer skaters and is less congested. Benefits to Beginner class This class is made up mainly of young and beginning skaters who need more time to get organized and transition onto the ice to be ready for the lesson. The extra ice time helps create a smooth transition. START TIME: Classes start after the end of the morning Freestyle Session. Freestyle sessions are $11 for Learn-To-Skate-students and Club Members. This session is generally for skaters that want to practice their jumps, spins, practice for testing or competitions, etc. This is not a session for beginners. PLACEMENT: Each student will be evaluated for level placement and classes may be combined to optimize participation. LATE ENROLLMENT: Late registrants may receive pro-rated pricing through the 3rd week of class. Email sk8eugene@gmail.com for registration, pricing and payment information. The skate rental portion of the class price does not receive pro-rated pricing. MISSED CLASSES: One make-up class will be allowed, otherwise NO refunds for missed classes. GO TO OUR REGISTER AND PAY TAB TO COMPLETE REGISTRATION. 1) Registration Form, 2) Injury Waiver, and 3) Full Payment are required for all students. Each student will be evaluated for level placement and classes may be combined to optimize participation. Online pre-registration and payment are recommended. All students must check-in at the registration table on the first day of class. You may register now - payment is due anytime before class starts.
Late Enrollment: Late registrants may receive pro-rated pricing through the third week of class. E-mail sk8eugene@gmail.com for registration, pricing, and payment information. The skate rental portion of the session does not receive pro-rated pricing Missed Classes: One make-up class will be allowed, otherwise NO refunds for missed classes. OREGON SKATING COUNCIL
Oregon Skating Council (OSC) is a United States Figure Skating Interclub Association composed of USFS member skating clubs with their principle skating headquarters in Oregon, Southwest Washington and the northern parts of California and Nevada. The mission of the Oregon Skating Council is to promote the sport of figure skating on ice in Oregon. Please read through the information on this page before enrolling in class. “Learn-to-Skate” is our group lesson program for ages 4 through Adult. Our past students include people of all ages who simply want to skate for the joy of it, young skaters who aspire to be an Olympian or even anyone wanting to learn basic skating skills to move on into learning to play hockey. We generally offer several courses during the skating season. Click on this link to view more class information for 2016.
TO SIGN UP FOR GROUP LESSONS ONLINE. Clicking here or going to the Register for Group Lesson sub-menu will take you to our Online Registration Form. Fill one out per student and be sure to click on the SUBMIT button at the bottom of the form. If you change your mind about filling out the form, simply exit the page without “submitting”. (If you have any trouble with the lesson form, please let us know. We will have extra registration forms at the registration table. Please allow extra time to fill out a manual form on registration day). |
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