Please note:
For anyone who registers with the Cold Lake Figure Skating Club after Jan 10th, 2024 will not be able to participate in the carnival due to the delivery time of costumes...Due to the dedication of the Executive Board and volunteers, the CLFSC does not tolerate BULLYING; whether it be verbal or physical.
Skate Canada has non-refundable fee of $58.65 which is included in your registration fee. For the remainder of your registration fee, refunds will only be given out when you withdraw from any of our skating programs within the first two weeks of the session's start date. For late registrations you have two weeks from the date on your registration form in order to withdraw from the program and receive a refund minus the Skate Canada fee. (COVID refunds can be found in our updated Policy Handbook).
Program Registration Forms: Click here to download, and email attached completed form to the email address below
Email as attachment to: ColdLakeFSC@gmail.com
For anyone who registers with the Cold Lake Figure Skating Club after Jan 10th, 2024 will not be able to participate in the carnival due to the delivery time of costumes...Due to the dedication of the Executive Board and volunteers, the CLFSC does not tolerate BULLYING; whether it be verbal or physical.
Skate Canada has non-refundable fee of $58.65 which is included in your registration fee. For the remainder of your registration fee, refunds will only be given out when you withdraw from any of our skating programs within the first two weeks of the session's start date. For late registrations you have two weeks from the date on your registration form in order to withdraw from the program and receive a refund minus the Skate Canada fee. (COVID refunds can be found in our updated Policy Handbook).
Program Registration Forms: Click here to download, and email attached completed form to the email address below
Email as attachment to: ColdLakeFSC@gmail.com
The CanSkate program is geared to beginners of all ages…children and newcomers to Canada and athletes with a disability (AWAD). Whether you are looking to improve basic skating skills for figure skating, hockey, ringette or speed skating, or wish to skate for recreation, fitness or fun, CanSkate will get you there.
Conducted in a fun, friendly environment, the CanSkate program showcases a comprehensive series of balance, control and agility skills, using a nationally-tested and proven curriculum that supports skater success in developing stronger basic skills on the ice.
The Test Group program is a continuation from Canskate for those we want to start specializing in Figure Skating. Figure Skates must be warn and must have stage 3 in Canskate, or directed by the Head Coach to move up. In test group we focus on the basic elements of figure skating through stroking exercises and develop stronger edges as we start learning spin and jump techniques.
The STARSkate program & Competitive Program offers opportunities for skaters of all ages to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skills, free skate and artistic skating. Unique in Canada, this program teaches figure skating skills in a group and/or private lesson format in a progressive and sequential manner and includes specifically designed awards and incentives. Skaters have the opportunity to take Skate Canada Assessments through a nationally standardized assessment system. Skaters also have options to compete at qualifying competitions, and recreational competitions.
The CanPowerSkate program is a high-energy instructional power skating program geared to hockey and ringette players. This program focuses on balance, control and agility skills including components of power and speed. Skating skills, techniques and performance drills are taught in a progressive format by Skate Canada coaches certified through the NCCP to enhance the skating ability required in game situations.
Some of the top players in the NHL have trusted Skate Canada’s best-in-class programs to help them reach hockey’s biggest stage including Nathan MacKinnon, Matt Duchene, Mark Scheifele and Jeff Skinner.
Skaters may be any age and must have previous skating experience that equates to Stage 4 in CanSkate or higher. Adaptive skaters and sledge hockey skaters who have an identified skating level are welcome. All CanPowerSkate participants must have hockey skates, gloves, a stick, and helmet. Full equipment is mandatory.
The AdultSkate Group program is geared for 19+ years. Offering recreational, test and competitive skate. Helmets are mandatory for those on Stage 1-4. Coaches assessments are required.
