Learn to Skate Program

LEARN TO SKATE PROGRAM

The MIRFSC uses the guidelines of the United States Figure Skating Association. Our season runs from November through March. More information can be found at www.learntoskateusa.com The first stage of skills forms a strong foundation for your skaters to explore the world of skating. All will progress at their own pace working toward mastering each skill. Our program encourages skaters to trade in hesitation for excitement as they grow a love for skating. The FUNdamentals harness those skills as agility, balance, coordination and speed become the main focus of this curriculum.

Introduction to Skating

SNOWPLOW SAM

Skaters who are 4 years old (as of October 1) begin at our Snowplow Sam class. Classes 30 minutes at begin at either 5:30 or 6:30 on Wednesday nights. Cost of this program is $90 for the season, Learn to Skate $22 membership fee, and $60 costume. Young skaters in Snowplow Sam are encouraged to wear a bicycle helmet and snow pants as they are learning to fall and get back up.

BASIC LEVELS 1 – Free Skate 1

New skaters that join our program that are 5 years old by October 1 begin at Level 1. (Skaters that were in Snowplow Sam the previous season and are 5 years old automatically join Level 1 the next season.) Skaters may register for our 5:30 or 6:30 classes on Wednesday nights. Skaters in Free Skate 1 have a volunteer requirement (Example: helping with Snowplow Sam class during the opposite session). The cost of this program is $180 for the season, Learn to Skate $22 membership fee, and $60 for a costume.

CROSSOVERS

This program is open to skaters in Levels 4 thru Free Skate 1.  Classes meet on Sundays from 5:00 pm-6:00 pm at the MARC. The cost of Crossovers is $320 for the season which also includes the show costume. Crossover skaters will also be in the Opening Number of the show. (costume for Opening Number is show themed t-shirt)

ADVANCED CLASS

This program is open to skaters Free Skate 2 & higher. Visit our Advanced Skaters page for more information.