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LEARN TO SKATE |
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Polar
Ice facilities offer Learn to Skate and Learn to
Play Hockey classes throughout the year. These
classes are designed to teach the fundamentals
of skating so individuals can continue on as a
hockey player, figure skater or recreational
skater. The primary program goal is for every
skater to correctly learn all the skills
introduced in a level before advancing to the
next level. Contact:
Bridget Dunn |
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Snowplow Sam 1-4
If your
child is ages 3-6 and has never skated, this is
the starting point. Snowplow Sam classes are
based on the U.S Figure Skating Basic Skills
Program. Children will advance through levels
1-4 with each level gradually becoming more
challenging.
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Basic 1-8
These eight
levels of skating based on the U.S Figure
Skating Basic Skills program, skaters will be
introduced to the fundamental moves of skating:
Forward and Backward Stroking and Crossovers,
T-stops, Inside and Outside edges, both forward
and backwards, 3-turns, and Mohawks. Upon
completion of Basic 1-8, skaters will have the
basic knowledge enabling them to advance to the
more specialized areas of freestyle jumps and
spins. Ages 7 and up.
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Low/High Freeskate
The
Freeskate levels are designed to give skaters a
strong foundation on which to build up their
skills. This is the point where the skater can
choose whether to pursue a recreational or
competitive approach to the sport of figure
skating. Skaters will learn more advanced
maneuvers including Waltz Jumps-Axels. Forward
and Backward Spins, intricate footwork sequence,
and combination maneuvers.
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Adult 1-4
The Adult
curriculum is designed to promote physical
fitness, improve balance and coordination while
learning proper skating techniques. Although
divided into levels, the adult skater will
progress at an individual rate while being
challenged and motivated.
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LEARN TO PLAY HOCKEY |
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Polar Ice facilities offer Learn to Skate and Learn to Play
Hockey classes throughout the year. These classes are
designed to teach the fundamentals of skating so individuals
can continue on as a hockey player, figure skater or
recreational skater. The primary program goal is for every
skater to correctly learn all the skills introduced in a
level before advancing to the next level. Contact:
Tony Lindeman |
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Hockey 1
At this level, the
skater will learn basic hockey skating techniques. Forward
strides, Snowplow Stop, Swizzles, and 1-Foot Glides.
Hockey Tot 1
Same as Hockey 1, but
for ages 3-6.
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Hockey 2
The skater will learn
advanced hockey skating techniques including stops and
skating backwards. At this level, the student is required to
wear a hockey helmet, hockey gloves, and have a hockey
stick.
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