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Ice Skating Lessons- Session 3 begins Jan 12th
Mission Statement
To provide a fun and positive experience that will instill a lifelong love of skating.
Overview
In today's fast-paced world, children juggle more tasks than ever. Learn to Skate USA teaches your kids lessons to sharpen their focus and provide greater balance on and off the ice. As they conquer challenges on their paths to amazing new worlds, skating will happen right before their eyes.
This year classes will be held once a week on Tues or Thurs. You have the option to sign up for more than one class per week.
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| Class Title | Day Offered | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Adult Lessons | Friday | $58.50 w/o Skates $62.50 Including Skate Rental |
| Snow Plow Sam 1-4 | Tuesday & Thursday | $32 w/o Skates $36 Including Skate Rental |
| Basic 1-6 | Tuesday & Thursday | $32 w/o Skates $36 Including Skate Rental |
| Pre Freestyle | Tuesday & Thursday | $32 w/o Skates $36 Including Skate Rental |
| Freestyle 1-6 | Tuesday & Thursday | $42 w/o Skates $46 Including Skate Rental |
| Power Skating & Edge | Wednesday | $32 w/o Skates $36 Including Skate Rental |
Sessions For The 2020-2021 Season
- Session 1- October 12th- November 6th
- Session 2- November 9th- December 12th
- Session 3- January 12th- February 5th
- Session 4- February 9th- March 6th
The City of Idaho Falls strives to make their program inclusive and accessible for all individuals. If your child requires individual accommodations due to any condition, impairment or as a result of any injury, please contact us and let us know how we can properly make accommodations.
Due to changes in the program we are asking everyone to be registered no later than NOON the day before the class starts.
Sessions are offered once a week for four weeks with the option to sign up for all 3 classes. Online registration is available, as is in-person registration, offered at the Ice Arena or Rec Center.
Dress warm and layer up as necessary, wearing comfortable clothes that you can move in is highly recommended along with pants that are close fitting but not tight. Sweatpants or warm-up pants Ideal.
Gloves or mittens are a necessity! Your feet will feel best in one pair of lightweight socks or tights. Don't forget a hat to keep your ears and head warm.
Rental skates are available at the ice rink if you do not own skates. Skates should be stiff enough to provide support to feet and ankles, but flexible enough to be comfortable. The boot should be snug, with not too much extra room.
Protective head gear is recommended for all children under the age of 6 and all beginner skaters. A hockey, skateboard or ski helmet (multi-sport) will be suitable for use during beginning ice skating lessons.
Helmets are now available for rent at the Ice Arena for $1.00