Figure Skating 201
Prerequisites: Passed the Delta Level in Figure Skating 101
Our Figure Skating 101 program is designed for skaters who have passed the Delta Level in our Figure Skating 101 program and are looking for sport-specific instruction. Lessons are taught in smaller groups, giving coaches more individual time with each skater when additional coaching staff is available. In this program, skaters will be introduced to beginner jumps, spins, turns and extensions.
Figure Skating Progression Guide
| 2025-26 Season Figure Skating 101 Sessions | |
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Session 1: Aug 19 – Oct 7 |
Tuesdays | 4:20 PM – 5:00 PM |
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Session 2: Oct 14 – Dec 2 |
Tuesdays | 4:20 PM – 5:00 PM |
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Session 3: Dec 9 -Jan 27 |
Tuesdays | 4:20 PM – 5:00 PM |
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Session 4: Feb 3 – Mar 24 |
Tuesdays | 4:20 PM – 5:00 PM |
Each session is 8 weeks long and held once a week on Tuesdays from 4:20 PM -5:00 PM. Each class will meet in the lobby prior to taking the ice within the respective groups. Class will last a total of 40 minutes.
A completed registration and payment are required before stepping on the ice for the program.
*Late Registrations are NOT accepted
All skaters wishing to participate in Figure Skating 201 must have completed the Delta Level in Figure Skating 101.
Rental skates can be provided per class, however, personal skates recommended, but not necessary.
Hair must be pulled back.
Please wear clothing that permits easy movement.
Long pants - skating pants or tights are required.
Shorts/skirts/dresses without tights are NOT permitted
Jacket - can not be tied around one's waist
Gloves
Figure Skating 101 is broken down into various class levels that you will progress through as your skills are evaluated each class.
Progression Levels:
Freestyle 1 > Freestyle 2 > Freestyle 3 > Freestyle 4...Freestyle 10
Rental skates are included in this program, but if you wish to purchase your first set of skates, please contact your private lesson instructor or skating director for more information!
An important note for first time buyers - brand new skates always need sharpened before use.
If you are interested in figure skates, please visit our Figure Skate Guide Resource for more information!
