Program Registrations

CanSkate is a beginner program for skaters aged 5 and up who can stand up and move around competently on the ice. Our coaches work hard to ensure a fun time with 30 minutes of small group instruction per session and an exceptionally low skater-to-coach ratio. Ribbons and badges are awarded as skaters master the fundamentals to prepare for success in more advanced Skate Canada programs. Skaters in CanSkate Stage 6 can choose to either participate in CanSkate or Novice STARSkate sessions. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory until skaters pass CanSkate Stage 5. Skate guards are also mandatory and must always be worn when skaters are not on the ice.

CanSkate is a beginner program for skaters aged 5 and up who can stand up and move around competently on the ice. Our coaches work hard to ensure a fun time with 30 minutes of small group instruction per session and an exceptionally low skater-to-coach ratio. Ribbons and badges are awarded as skaters master the fundamentals to prepare for success in more advanced Skate Canada programs. Skaters in CanSkate Stage 6 can choose to either participate in CanSkate or Novice STARSkate sessions. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory until skaters pass CanSkate Stage 5. Skate guards are also mandatory and must always be worn when skaters are not on the ice.

CanSkate is a beginner program for skaters aged 5 and up who can stand up and move around competently on the ice. Our coaches work hard to ensure a fun time with 30 minutes of small group instruction per session and an exceptionally low skater-to-coach ratio. Ribbons and badges are awarded as skaters master the fundamentals to prepare for success in more advanced Skate Canada programs. Skaters in CanSkate Stage 6 can choose to either participate in CanSkate or Novice STARSkate sessions. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory until skaters pass CanSkate Stage 5. Skate guards are also mandatory and must always be worn when skaters are not on the ice.

CanSkate is a beginner program for skaters aged 5 and up who can stand up and move around competently on the ice. Our coaches work hard to ensure a fun time with 30 minutes of small group instruction per session and an exceptionally low skater-to-coach ratio. Ribbons and badges are awarded as skaters master the fundamentals to prepare for success in more advanced Skate Canada programs. Skaters in CanSkate Stage 6 can choose to either participate in CanSkate or Novice STARSkate sessions. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory until skaters pass CanSkate Stage 5. Skate guards are also mandatory and must always be worn when skaters are not on the ice.

CanSkate is a beginner program for skaters aged 5 and up who can stand up and move around competently on the ice. Our coaches work hard to ensure a fun time with 30 minutes of small group instruction per session and an exceptionally low skater-to-coach ratio. Ribbons and badges are awarded as skaters master the fundamentals to prepare for success in more advanced Skate Canada programs. Skaters in CanSkate Stage 6 can choose to either participate in CanSkate or Novice STARSkate sessions. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory until skaters pass CanSkate Stage 5. Skate guards are also mandatory and must always be worn when skaters are not on the ice.

CanSkate is a beginner program for skaters aged 5 and up who can stand up and move around competently on the ice. Our coaches work hard to ensure a fun time with 30 minutes of small group instruction per session and an exceptionally low skater-to-coach ratio. Ribbons and badges are awarded as skaters master the fundamentals to prepare for success in more advanced Skate Canada programs. Skaters in CanSkate Stage 6 can choose to either participate in CanSkate or Novice STARSkate sessions. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory until skaters pass CanSkate Stage 5. Skate guards are also mandatory and must always be worn when skaters are not on the ice.

CanSkate is a beginner program for skaters aged 5 and up who can stand up and move around competently on the ice. Our coaches work hard to ensure a fun time with 30 minutes of small group instruction per session and an exceptionally low skater-to-coach ratio. Ribbons and badges are awarded as skaters master the fundamentals to prepare for success in more advanced Skate Canada programs. Skaters in CanSkate Stage 6 can choose to either participate in CanSkate or Novice STARSkate sessions. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory until skaters pass CanSkate Stage 5. Skate guards are also mandatory and must always be worn when skaters are not on the ice.

Pre-CanSkate is an introductory session taught by professional coaches. It is taught in a flexible manner and is designed to be an enjoyable time for preschool children (ages 3-5) while they learn the fundamentals of skating. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory. Skaters must ALWAYS wear skate guards when not on the ice.

Pre-CanSkate is an introductory session taught by professional coaches. It is taught in a flexible manner and is designed to be an enjoyable time for preschool children (ages 3-5) while they learn the fundamentals of skating. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory. Skaters must ALWAYS wear skate guards when not on the ice.

Pre-CanSkate is an introductory session taught by professional coaches. It is taught in a flexible manner and is designed to be an enjoyable time for preschool children (ages 3-5) while they learn the fundamentals of skating. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory. Skaters must ALWAYS wear skate guards when not on the ice.

Pre-CanSkate is an introductory session taught by professional coaches. It is taught in a flexible manner and is designed to be an enjoyable time for preschool children (ages 3-5) while they learn the fundamentals of skating. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory. Skaters must ALWAYS wear skate guards when not on the ice.

Pre-CanSkate is an introductory session taught by professional coaches. It is taught in a flexible manner and is designed to be an enjoyable time for preschool children (ages 3-5) while they learn the fundamentals of skating. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory. Skaters must ALWAYS wear skate guards when not on the ice.

Pre-CanSkate is an introductory session taught by professional coaches. It is taught in a flexible manner and is designed to be an enjoyable time for preschool children (ages 3-5) while they learn the fundamentals of skating. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory. Skaters must ALWAYS wear skate guards when not on the ice.

Pre-CanSkate is an introductory session taught by professional coaches. It is taught in a flexible manner and is designed to be an enjoyable time for preschool children (ages 3-5) while they learn the fundamentals of skating. CSA-approved helmets are mandatory. Skaters must ALWAYS wear skate guards when not on the ice.

Adult/Teen sessions offer a fun, professionally coached environment for those aged 13 and up to improve basic skating skills or maintain more advanced skills. Session fees include a group lesson with a professional coach. Helmets are mandatory for skaters who are just learning, or who have not passed the equivalent of CanSkate level 5. If you are unsure of your level, bring a helmet to the first session and our coaches will assess your level. Skaters working on Star tests can also register for the Saturday Senior/Advanced/Adult session at the recommendation of their coach.

CanPower programs are a great next step for skaters who have completed CanSkate 5 or 6 and prefer not to pursue figure skating. These are NOT “learn to skate” programs.

MSC’s power skating programs are led by coaches with a combined 30+ years of experience in power skating. The CanPower program is designed to build strong skating skills for new and experienced hockey and ringette players. Focus is placed on edge quality and control, body alignment and balance. A variety of stopping, starting and turning exercises will challenge the skaters both physically and mentally, helping to develop better on-ice coordination and body awareness.

• Our sessions cater to players (min. 6 years old) looking to further develop their basic skating skills. Skaters must be able to skate the length of the rink either forward or backward and must be able to stop on command. Skaters MUST have passed CanSkate Stage 5.

All power skaters must wear full hockey equipment (CSA-approved). Bring a hockey stick – it will be incorporated into many drills.

MSC offers a wonderful opportunity for skaters to assist our Professional Coaches as Pre-CanSkate and CanSkate Program Assistants (PAs). Skaters are eligible to be a PA if registered on the Junior session or higher AND are 10 years of age or older. High school students are able to allocate these volunteer hours toward their Community Involvement requirements. In addition, Program Assistants receive a discount on session fees.

MSC offers a wonderful opportunity for skaters to assist our Professional Coaches as Pre-CanSkate and CanSkate Program Assistants (PAs). Skaters are eligible to be a PA if registered on the Junior session or higher AND are 10 years of age or older. High school students are able to allocate these volunteer hours toward their Community Involvement requirements. In addition, Program Assistants receive a discount on session fees.

MSC offers a wonderful opportunity for skaters to assist our Professional Coaches as Pre-CanSkate and CanSkate Program Assistants (PAs). Skaters are eligible to be a PA if registered on the Junior session or higher AND are 10 years of age or older. High school students are able to allocate these volunteer hours toward their Community Involvement requirements. In addition, Program Assistants receive a discount on session fees.

MSC offers a wonderful opportunity for skaters to assist our Professional Coaches as Pre-CanSkate and CanSkate Program Assistants (PAs). Skaters are eligible to be a PA if registered on the Junior session or higher AND are 10 years of age or older. High school students are able to allocate these volunteer hours toward their Community Involvement requirements. In addition, Program Assistants receive a discount on session fees.

MSC offers a wonderful opportunity for skaters to assist our Professional Coaches as Pre-CanSkate and CanSkate Program Assistants (PAs). Skaters are eligible to be a PA if registered on the Junior session or higher AND are 10 years of age or older. High school students are able to allocate these volunteer hours toward their Community Involvement requirements. In addition, Program Assistants receive a discount on session fees.

MSC offers a wonderful opportunity for skaters to assist our Professional Coaches as Pre-CanSkate and CanSkate Program Assistants (PAs). Skaters are eligible to be a PA if registered on the Junior session or higher AND are 10 years of age or older. High school students are able to allocate these volunteer hours toward their Community Involvement requirements. In addition, Program Assistants receive a discount on session fees.

MSC offers a wonderful opportunity for skaters to assist our Professional Coaches as Pre-CanSkate and CanSkate Program Assistants (PAs). Skaters are eligible to be a PA if registered on the Junior session or higher AND are 10 years of age or older. High school students are able to allocate these volunteer hours toward their Community Involvement requirements. In addition, Program Assistants receive a discount on session fees.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Senior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 3 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction.

Advanced/Gold Qualification: passed all the following:

1. Star 3 Freeskate,
2. Star 5 Skills,
3. Star 5 Dances.

(Some qualification exceptions may apply; talk to your coach before you register).

Includes some professional group lesson instruction.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Senior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 3 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction.

Advanced/Gold Qualification: passed all the following:

1. Star 3 Freeskate,
2. Star 5 Skills,
3. Star 5 Dances.

(Some qualification exceptions may apply; talk to your coach before you register).

Includes some professional group lesson instruction.

Qualification: Passed at least one star test + receiving private coaching

Our Performance Enrichment Program (PEP) is a great way for dedicated, goal‐oriented skaters to move ahead quickly as it is designed to improve skaters’ edges, stamina, skill and form. PEP skaters receive group lessons, coach‐led drills, performance training and more. Participants must be at the Novice level or higher, have passed at least 1 star test and must also skate a minimum of one other session per week at MSC. Before enrolling in PEP, skaters must consult with their coach to ensure the program is appropriate for their skill level. Skaters in this program are coached throughout the entire session. Thirty minutes of off‐ice training is included in PEP program fees. Schedule for PEP Off‐ice to be communicated via email in early September.

Our Performance Enrichment Program (PEP) is a great way for dedicated, goal-oriented skaters to move ahead quickly as it is designed to improve skaters’ edges, stamina, skill and form. PEP skaters receive group lessons, coach-led drills, performance training and more. Before enrolling in PEP, skaters must consult with their coach to ensure the program is appropriate for their skill level. Participants must be at the Intermediate level or higher, and must also skate a minimum of one other session per week at MSC. Skaters in this program are coached throughout the entire session. Thirty minutes of off-ice training is included in PEP program fees. PEP students may choose to have their off-ice class either before or after they skate. Choice of PEP off-ice class must be made at time of registration.

Our Performance Enrichment Program (PEP) is a great way for dedicated, goal-oriented skaters to move ahead quickly as it is designed to improve skaters’ edges, stamina, skill and form. PEP skaters receive group lessons, coach-led drills, performance training and more. Before enrolling in PEP, skaters must consult with their coach to ensure the program is appropriate for their skill level. Participants must be at the Intermediate level or higher, and must also skate a minimum of one other session per week at MSC. Skaters in this program are coached throughout the entire session. Thirty minutes of off-ice training is included in PEP program fees. PEP students may choose to have their off-ice class either before or after they skate. Choice of PEP off-ice class must be made at time of registration.

One off-ice class is included in fees for every skater at the Novice level or higher. Additional classes are available at additional cost. These classes run on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the duration of the skating season. Space is limited, so sign up for your off-ice training when you register for your on-ice sessions.

One off-ice class is included in fees for every skater at the Novice level or higher. Additional classes are available at additional cost. These classes run on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the duration of the skating season. Space is limited, so sign up for your off-ice training when you register for your on-ice sessions.

One off-ice class is included in fees for every skater at the Novice level or higher. These classes run on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the duration of the skating season. Space is limited, so sign up for your off-ice training when you register for your on-ice sessions.

One off-ice class is included in fees for every skater at the Novice level or higher. Additional classes are available at additional cost. These classes run on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the duration of the skating season. Space is limited, so sign up for your off-ice training when you register for your on-ice sessions.

One off-ice class is included in fees for every skater at the Novice level or higher. Additional classes are available at additional cost. These classes run on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the duration of the skating season. Space is limited, so sign up for your off-ice training when you register for your on-ice sessions.

One off-ice class is included in fees for every skater at the Novice level or higher. Additional classes are available at additional cost. These classes run on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the duration of the skating season. Space is limited, so sign up for your off-ice training when you register for your on-ice sessions.

One off-ice class is included in fees for every skater at the Novice level or higher. Additional classes are available at additional cost. These classes run on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the duration of the skating season. Space is limited, so sign up for your off-ice training when you register for your on-ice sessions.

One off-ice class is included in fees for every skater at the Novice level or higher. Additional classes are available at additional cost. These classes run on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays for the duration of the skating season. Space is limited, so sign up for your off-ice training when you register for your on-ice sessions.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Senior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 3 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction.

Advanced/Gold Qualification: passed all the following:

1. Star 3 Freeskate,
2. Star 5 Skills,
3. Star 5 Dances.

(Some qualification exceptions may apply; talk to your coach before you register).

Includes some professional group lesson instruction.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Senior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 3 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction.

Advanced/Gold Qualification: passed all the following:

1. Star 3 Freeskate,
2. Star 5 Skills,
3. Star 5 Dances.

(Some qualification exceptions may apply; talk to your coach before you register).

Includes some professional group lesson instruction.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Senior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 3 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction.

Advanced/Gold Qualification: passed all the following:

1. Star 3 Freeskate,
2. Star 5 Skills,
3. Star 5 Dances.

(Some qualification exceptions may apply; talk to your coach before you register).

Includes some professional group lesson instruction.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Novice Qualification: passed CanSkate Stage 5. Includes 30 minutes of professional group lesson instruction. Although additional private coaching is not mandatory, it is recommended at this level; coaching must be arranged directly with the coach of your choice. Private coaching cannot be arranged through the office. See our website for details on our coaching team. Note that STARSkate sessions require figure skates (no hockey skates permitted).

Junior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 1 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction. Additional private coaching is mandatory at or above this level.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Novice Qualification: passed CanSkate Stage 5. Includes 30 minutes of professional group lesson instruction. Although additional private coaching is not mandatory, it is recommended at this level; coaching must be arranged directly with the coach of your choice. Private coaching cannot be arranged through the office. See our website for details on our coaching team. Note that STARSkate sessions require figure skates (no hockey skates permitted).

Junior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 1 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction. Additional private coaching is mandatory at or above this level.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Novice Qualification: passed CanSkate Stage 5. Includes 30 minutes of professional group lesson instruction. Although additional private coaching is not mandatory, it is recommended at this level; coaching must be arranged directly with the coach of your choice. Private coaching cannot be arranged through the office. See our website for details on our coaching team. Note that STARSkate sessions require figure skates (no hockey skates permitted).

Junior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 1 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction. Additional private coaching is mandatory at or above this level.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Novice Qualification: passed CanSkate Stage 5. Includes 30 minutes of professional group lesson instruction. Although additional private coaching is not mandatory, it is recommended at this level; coaching must be arranged directly with the coach of your choice. Private coaching cannot be arranged through the office. See our website for details on our coaching team. Note that STARSkate sessions require figure skates (no hockey skates permitted).

Junior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 1 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction. Additional private coaching is mandatory at or above this level.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Novice Qualification: passed CanSkate Stage 5. Includes 30 minutes of professional group lesson instruction. Although additional private coaching is not mandatory, it is recommended at this level; coaching must be arranged directly with the coach of your choice. Private coaching cannot be arranged through the office. See our website for details on our coaching team. Note that STARSkate sessions require figure skates (no hockey skates permitted).

Junior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 1 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction. Additional private coaching is mandatory at or above this level.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Junior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 1 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction. Additional private coaching is mandatory at or above this level.

Senior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 3 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Junior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 1 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction. Additional private coaching is mandatory at or above this level.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Junior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 1 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction. Additional private coaching is mandatory at or above this level.

Senior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 3 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction.

STARSkate programs (Novice, Junior, Senior, Advanced/Gold) afford skaters the opportunity to develop their figure skating in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters may take tests through Skate Canada’s nationally standardized testing system, but testing is not mandatory. Skaters who have mastered figure skating skills in STARSkate may choose to pursue synchronized or pairs skating, enter competitions, become involved in judging and more. All STARSkate levels include a stroking session at the start of each session or a cool down session at the close of the session.

Senior Qualification: passed any 2 complete Star 3 tests. Includes professional group lesson instruction.

Advanced/Gold Qualification: passed all the following:

1. Star 3 Freeskate,
2. Star 5 Skills,
3. Star 5 Dances.

(Some qualification exceptions may apply; talk to your coach before you register).

Includes some professional group lesson instruction.

Adult/Teen sessions offer a fun, professionally coached environment for those aged 13 and up to improve basic skating skills or maintain more advanced skills. Session fees include a group lesson with a professional coach. Helmets are mandatory for skaters who are just learning, or who have not passed the equivalent of CanSkate level 5. If you are unsure of your level, bring a helmet to the first session and our coaches will assess your level. Skaters working on Star tests can also register for the Saturday Senior/Advanced/Adult session at the recommendation of their coach.