Ice Skating is a great way to stay physically fit and have FUN!  Our Learn to Skate classes follow the curriculum of the U.S. Figure Skating program.  The schedule includes classes for all skill levels ages 3 through Adult.

CLICK HERE for a list of suggested skater attire.

Register at learntoskateusa.com
Fee is $17.25
Bring a Copy of the completed form and Learn to Skate number.

Winter Session 1
January 6 - February 18, 2019

6 Week Session

No Classes Jan 20-21

Winter Session 2
February 24 - April 8, 2019

6 Week Session

No Classes March 24 & April 1

Register Online Here

Parent Tot:  For skaters ages 3-5 with little or no skating experience.  Learn basic balance and skating skills in a fun, introductory class with their parent or adult friend.  Adults should be able to skate.

Snowplow 1:  For skaters ages 3-5 with little or no skating experience.  Learn the basics of skating skills in an age appropriate setting.  Classes feature low student-to-instructor ratios.

Snowplow 2-4:  For skaters ages 3-5 who have passed Snowplow 1 or equivalent.  Once skaters pass Snowplow 3/4, they advance to Basic 2.

Basic 1-6:  Ages 6 and up.  All beginner skaters will start in Basic 1.  Classes cover a wide range of skating skills from basic forward and backward skating to more advanced elements and maneuvers.  Skills build on each other as skaters progress through each level.

Adult:  For skaters 14 and older.  Classes designed for the mature skater interested in learning how to skate.

Freestyle 1-6:  A more challenging class for skaters who have passed Basic 6.

Fall Session 2:
November 4- December 17, 2018

Winter 1:
January 6- February 18, 2019

Winter 2:
February 27- April 8, 2019

Skaters interested in pursuing skating at a more competitive level are encouraged to join the Lansing Skating Club for private lessons.  Instruction is available during freestyle sessions from introductory through the most competitive levels of skating.  Visit www.lansingskatingclub.com for more information. 

Fall hockey runs September-March and there are plenty of off season options including the FUNdemental Spring Training Programs, Summer Camps or even Private Lessons with our hockey skills cordinator, Ron Gay.  Stop by the front desk for registration information, or visit the Youth Hockey Page on our website where you can explore all our Spring, Summer, and Fall options!