Jump & Spin
Prerequisites: Passed Freestyle 1
Our Jump & Spin program is for figure skaters who have passed the Freestyle 1 level and are working on their Freestyle 2 skills. This program is a great supplement to Figure Skating 101 for those learning more difficult jumps that require a full ice pattern set up. This is a purely element-based program where solo elements are covered in detail and combination jumps and spins are introduced.
Figure Skating Progression Guide
| 2024-25 Season Jump & Spin Sessions | |
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Session 1: Aug 23 - Oct 18 (No Class 9/13) |
Fridays | 4:10 PM - 5:10 PM |
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Session 2: Oct 25 - Dec 20 (No Class 11/29) *Skip 12/27 |
Fridays | 4:10 PM - 5:10 PM |
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Session 3: Jan 3 - Feb 28 (No Class 1/10) |
Fridays | 4:10 PM - 5:10 PM |
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Session 4: Mar 7 - Mar 28 [Only 4 Lessons, $65.00] |
Fridays | 4:10 PM - 5:10 PM |
Each session is 8 weeks long (except Session 4, only 6 classes) and held once a week on Fridays from 4:10PM - 5:10PM. Each class will begin with 15 minutes of personal skater warm-up followed by 30 minutes of instruction to allow 15 minutes of personal skater practice on the recently reviewed skills.
A completed registration and payment are required before stepping on the ice for the program.
*Registrations are NOT accepted after the second class of a session
All skaters wishing to participate in Jump & Spin must have completed Freestyle 1 and be working on Freestyle 2 elements.
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
While the Jump & Spin classes have Element Levels, we will not be conducting testing evaluations within the parameters of this program.
Element Levels: Freestyle 2 - 10
Purchase of personal skates is recommended when participating in this program.
Please contact your private 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!
