(14-Adult) For students with some skating ability who have had no organized skating instruction. This class helps students develop preliminary coordination and strength necessary for ice skating. Students learn basic skills such as falling and recovery, forward marching, forward two-foot glide, forward swizzles, one forward swizzle/one backward swizzle, dip and other skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination.

(14-Adult) Skaters concentrate on forward skating across the width of the ice, forward one-foot glides, forward slalom, backward skating, backward swizzles, two-foot turns in place and other ice skating skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Prerequisite: Adult 1.

(14-Adult) Students concentrate on forward stroking using the blade properly, forward half-swizzle pumps on the circle, moving forward to backward and backward to forward two-foot turn on a circle, backward skating into a long two-foot glide, forward chasses on a circle, backward snowplow stop and other skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Prerequisite: Adult 2.

(14-Adult) Students focus on refining forward outside and inside edges, mastering forward crossovers, backward one-foot glides, backward half-swizzle pumps on a circle, and learn how to hockey stop with control. Prerequisite: Adult 3.

(14-Adult) Skaters continue to develop edge quality and control. Skills include forward outside and inside edges on a circle, forward crossovers (clockwise and counterclockwise), backward one-foot glides (R & L), backward half swizzle pumps on a circle, forward swing rolls, and introduction to a two-foot spin. Prerequisite: Adult 4.

(14-Adult) This level focuses on improving flow, power, and turning skills. Skaters will refine forward and backward crossovers, forward inside three-turns (R & L), and power stroking. Additional skills may include backward edges on a circle and continued spin development. Prerequisite: Adult 5.

(14-Adult) This class, for students who have never skated before, develops preliminary coordination and strength necessary for ice skating. Students learn basic skills such as falling safely, sitting on the ice and standing up, marching in place, marching forward across the ice, marching then gliding on two feet, forward two-foot glide, dip in place, forward swizzles, backward wiggles and other skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination.

(6-13 yrs) For students who have never skated before, this class helps develop preliminary coordination and strength necessary for ice skating. Students learn basic elements including falling safely, sitting on ice and standing up, marching in place, marching forward across the ice, marching then gliding on two feet, forward two-foot glide, dipping in place, forward swizzles, backward wiggles and other skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Helmets are required.

(6-13 yrs) For students with some ice skating ability who have had no organized skating instruction or for those who wish to repeat Basic 1. Students continue to learn basic elements which provide a solid foundation for advanced skills. Class is adjusted based on participants' skill level. Skills include falling safely, sitting on ice and standing up, marching in place, marching forward across the ice, marching then gliding on two feet, forward two-foot glide, dipping in place, forward swizzles, backward wiggles and other skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination.

(6-13 yrs) This class concentrates on elements designed to make the skater comfortable gliding on one foot, skating backward and turning from forward to backward on two feet. Skating skills include scooter pushes, forward one-foot glides, backward two-foot glide, rocking horse, backward swizzles, two-foot turns from forward to backward in place moving snowplow stop and other ice skating skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Prerequisite: Basic 1.

(6-13 yrs) Skaters continue working on ice skating skills including beginning forward stroking showing correct use of blade, forward half swizzle pumps on a circle, moving forward to backward two-foot turns on a circle, beginning backward one-foot glides, backward snowplow stop, forward slalom and other skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Prerequisite: Basic 2.

(6-13 yrs) Students focus on skills including skating on the proper outside and inside edges, forward crossovers, backward half swizzle pumps on a circle, backward one-foot glides, beginning two-foot spin and other ice skating skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Prerequisite: Basic 3.

(6-13 yrs) Skills include skating backward on the outside edge on a circle, skating backward on the inside edge on a circle, backward crossovers, forward outside three-turn, advanced two-foot spin, hockey stops and other ice skating skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Prerequisite: Basic 4.

(6-13 yrs) Skills include forward inside three-turn, moving backward to forward two-foot turn on a circle, backward stroking, beginning one-foot spin with optional free leg position and entry, T-stops, bunny hop, forward spiral on a straight line and other ice skating skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Prerequisite: Basic 5.

(6-Adult) The following ice skating elements must be mastered before moving on to the next level: forward power stroking, basic forward outside and forward inside consecutive edges, backward outside three-turns, upright spin, entry from back crossovers, half flip, toe loop and other skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Prerequisite: Intro to Free Skate.

(6-Adult) This class focuses on alternating forward outside and inside spirals on a continuous axis, basic backward outside and backward inside consecutive edges, backward inside three-turns, beginning back spin, half Lutz, salchow and other ice skating skills geared toward balance, movement and coordination. Prerequisite: Free Skate 1.