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2011 SCHEDULES |
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Registrations are welcomed after the session has started -
costs will be pro-rated for
the weeks skated
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Basic Skills - Learn to
Skate |
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The fundamentals of
ALL
ice skating sports. Designed for K-12 students and Adults, the
eight levels of this program introduce the
fundamental moves – forward skating, backward skating, stops,
edges, crossovers, turns, and mohawks. Upon completion of the
6 levels, skaters will have the basic knowledge of the sport
enabling them to advance to more specialized areas of skating
such as Free Skating (jumps, spins, footwork) and
Moves-in-the-Field (patterns of turns, edges and power stroking) |
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SnowPlow Sam |
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Specifically designed for
children, ages 4 & 5, to become comfortable on the ice, while
developing preliminary coordination and strength necessary to
maneuver on the ice. This course develops balance, body movement
and working with others. Children are encouraged to play and
progress at their own level. Helmets are mandatory for all
SnowPlow Sam skaters. |
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Hockey Learn to
Skate |
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The Hockey curriculum is designed to
teach the fundamentals of hockey skating. In 4 badge levels,
skaters will learn to maneuver faster and be more agile on the
ice. All elements will be taught without a stick or puck as
proper skating techniques are the primary focus of the levels.
Skaters will learn the necessary fundamentals to be successful
in game situations. Prerequisite: SnowPlow Sam or coach
approval |
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Off-Ice
Training/Conditioning |
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An off-ice training/conditioning
class for Learn to Skate skaters - consisting of 30
minute group lessons following on-ice group lessons. This
class id designed to help skaters develop strength, balance and
flexibility. Techniques used include light conditioning,
balance, basic jumping skills and elementary yoga. |
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- restricted to skaters
who have passed Basic Skills 4
- all skaters on Club Ice must be current members
of MFSC
(see membership
form
&
policies)
Before ice
registrations are accepted, each parent and skater must read the
Ice Rules
(revised
August 2008) and sign
the registration form to verify that they have read, understand and
will abide by these rules of conduct.
Spring 2011
Registration Form
Spring 2011
Calendar
SPRING
2011 CLUB ICE REGISTRATION AND CALENDAR
Attached please find the registration form for the
Spring 2011 club ice session which will run from Sunday,
April 17th - Thursday, June 9th. Please refer to the
calendar for scheduling items of note. The due date for
completed forms and payment is Friday, April 8th.
Families with ice fees in excess of $350 can make two
payments as noted on the form. Second payments will be
due May 13th.
The Spring Exhibition will be held at 6pm on Sunday, May
15th. Please note the special club ice schedule for
this day – we will have two 60 minute sessions followed
by a 50 minute session to accommodate an ice make for
the Exhibition at 5:50pm. Pricing for these Sunday
sessions was adjusted accordingly.
Please note that ice
fees will be in effect as follows: 60 minute session -
$20 and 50 minute session - $17. This was necessary
given the higher hourly ice rates the arena will be
charging its user groups
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USFS Test Sessions (upcoming):
August 17, 2011 |
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