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Learn to Skate USA

26-27 LEARN TO SKATE SEASON

Learn to Skate USA is the first step in pursuing figure skating, ice hockey, or recreational skating. Group lessons for skaters of every age and skill level — running Saturdays during the Fall and Winter at Ice Line Quad Rinks.

Saturday Schedule

Two recurring time slots every Saturday. Pick your class level and time at checkout.

Time Slot 1
12:40 – 1:10 PM
Saturdays · 30 minutes
Time Slot 2
1:20 – 1:50 PM
Saturdays · 30 minutes

2026-27 Session Dates — Registration Now Open

Six Saturday classes per session · $180 per session

Session 1
Oct 17, 24, 31 · Nov 7, 14, 21
Six straight Saturdays
Session 2
Dec 5, 12, 19 · Jan 2, 9, 16
No class Dec 26 · class IS held Jan 2
Session 3
Jan 30 · Feb 6, 13, 20 · Mar 13, 20
No class Feb 27 or Mar 6
Register Now →

All sessions and class levels on one page — pick yours there. Multi-session discount of $30 — a free class — applied automatically at checkout when you register for more than one session in the same transaction. Does not apply to prorated sessions.

Cost per Session
$180
6-week session

Each Session Includes

  • Six (6) 30-minute group skating lessons
  • Two (2) 6-Session Public Skate Punch Cards for practice ice
  • Skate rentals included
  • End-of-session report card

LTS USA Membership included: Ice Line registers every skater with Learn to Skate USA at no extra charge — your official membership, progression tracking, and skater benefits are covered.

Multi-Session & Family Discount

Sign up for multiple sessions in the same transaction and save $30 off each additional class enrollment.

  • Applies to individual and family (sibling) registrations
  • Must be applied at checkout in the same purchase
  • First session purchase is full price; discount applies to 2nd, 3rd, etc.
  • Cannot be retroactively added to separate transactions

Discount issues at checkout? Email daysmartrec@iceline.info.

Class Tracks

Four tracks. Same Saturday time slots — the right level for every age and goal.

Track 1 · Ages 6 & Under

Snowplow Sam

Intro to skating for young children. Focus on fun, confidence, and safety through games and group play.

  • 1 Stand up, march in place, basic balance and dips
  • 2 March and glide, backward walking, beginning swizzles
  • 3 Forward skating, one-foot glides, backward swizzles, snowplow stop
  • 4 Advanced gliding, turns, rocking horse, two-foot hop

After Snowplow Sam 3, skaters may advance to Basic 2 or Hockey 2.

Track 2 · Ages 7-16

Basic Skills

Foundation for figure skating, hockey, or recreational skating. Each level builds agility, balance, and coordination.

  • 1 Stand up, march, two-foot glides, dips, snowplow stops
  • 2 One-foot glides, backward swizzles, two-foot turns
  • 3 Forward stroking, slalom, backward glides
  • 4 Forward edges, crossovers, backward pumps, two-foot spin
  • 5 Backward edges/crossovers, three-turns, hockey stop, spins
  • 6 Mohawks, one-foot spins, T-stops, spirals, bunny hops

After Basic 6, transition into figure skating, hockey, or performance programs.

Track 3 · Ages 6+

Hockey Skating

Skating technique for game situations. No pucks — pure focus on stride, edges, and agility.

  • 1/2 Hockey stance, basic glides, swizzles, snowplow stop, forward strides, one-foot glides, backward C-cuts
  • 3/4 Crossovers, inside/outside edges, backward stops, quick starts, tight hockey stops

Full hockey equipment not required — hockey skates and a HECC-approved helmet are needed.

Track 4 · Ages 16+

Adult Skating

Build skill and confidence at your own pace — whether you’re new to the ice or coming back after years away.

  • 1 Marching, swizzles, dips, forward gliding, snowplow stop
  • 2 One-foot glides, slalom, backward swizzles, two-foot turns
  • 3 Stroking, two-foot turns on circle, chasses, backward gliding
  • 4 Edges, crossovers, hockey stop, one-foot glides
  • 5 Backward edges/crossovers, three-turns, swing rolls, spins
  • 6 Stroking patterns, three-turns, power pulls, lunges, advanced spins

Great for fitness, or as a step toward joining hockey or figure skating programs.

Finished Basic 3? Keep Going

Skaters who complete Basic 3 are ready for the Aspire Program — the bridge from group lessons to figure skating, with continued skill development and a path into the Ice Line Figure Skating Club.

Helmets Required · Ages 4-8

Skaters ages 4 through 8 must wear a helmet on the ice. Bike or hockey helmets are welcome — we do not provide rentals.

Register Online

Spots fill up quickly. Registration for all three 26-27 sessions is open now through DaySmart.

Register on DaySmart Parent Handbook (PDF) Email Kate
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questions? contact us

Kate Blanchette - Skating Director
Email: kate@icelinerssynchro.com