Programs

Skaters will learn alternating backward crossovers to outside edges, alternating mohawk sequence, waltz threes, advanced back spin, loop jump and waltz jump/toe loop combination. Prerequisite: Passing Free Skate 2 or Director of Skating Approval. Skaters will need their own skates and apparel for this level. No class on January 31.

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Skaters will learn forward power three turns, sit spin, flip jumps, five-step mohawk sequence, camel spin, Lutz jump, forward power pulls, camel-sit spin combination and beginning axel. Prerequisite: Passed Free Skate 3 and/or approval from Director of Skating. Equipment: Figure skates, gloves or mittens, and skating attire. No class on January 31.

Sections & Details

This class is for skaters in Free Skate 1 and above to supplement their regular LTS classes. Skaters will work on power, speed, and general skating skills. No class on January 31.

Sections & Details

Early Edge is not your average learn-to-skate class. Designed specifically for young athletes ready to move beyond recreational skating, this twice-weekly program accelerates progress and develops the technical foundation essential for future competitive success. This program is tailored for skaters to master the basics and move into the world of competitive figure skating. Through an innovative curriculum crafted by Olympians and coaches known for guiding skaters from grassroots beginnings to national-level competitions, your child will benefit from intensive, focused training both on and off the ice. Every session builds the power, precision, and artistry needed for higher-level competition. Prerequisite: Passed Basic 2 and/or Skating Director Approval. Equipment: Skaters should have their own figure skates and appropriate skating attire.

Sections & Details

Practice sessions for figure skaters. These are not classes. Please familiarize yourself with our arena policies and protocols. Questions may be directed to Jordan Mann at jmann@prparks.org.

Sections & Details