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Ages 3-5
Parent Tot ($120):  For skaters ages 3-5 with little or no skating experience.  Learn basic balance and skating skills in a fun, introductory class with a parent or trusted adult. Helmets are required in this class. Please note that the participating adult must already know how to skate and a Learn to Skate Membership is required for every participating adult.

Snowplow 1 ($120):  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. Helmets are required in this class.

Snowplow 2-4 ($110):  For skaters ages 3-5 who have passed Snowplow 1 or equivalent.  Once skaters pass Snowplow 3/4, they advance to Basic 2. Helmets are required in these classes.

Bridge Program:
Pre-Free Skate – Free Skate 6 ($130): Classes build on previous skills, providing skaters a strong foundation of all elements. Instruction will focus on more advanced figure skating skills including jumps, spins, and edge work. Free Skate Class include 60 minutes of instruction and do not include practice time.

Dance 1-6:
($110): For skaters ages 6 and up who have passed Basic 6 and above. Learn the prime components of ice dance such as basic edges and turns through learning the first six dance patterns in the U.S. Figure Skating test structure while performing and interpreting to different musical genres.

Aspire Program:
($160): Open to skaters who have passed Basic 5 and above who are ready to take the next steps to becoming a figure skater. Through the development of athleticism and artistry, skaters build a solid skill foundation that drives success on and off the ice. Program includes on-ice and off-ice training and is open to skaters of all ages. Aspire includes 1 hour of on-ice instructional time plus a 20-minute off-ice class. Aspire skaters may also enroll in corresponding leveled classes for 50% OFF. This additional class must be booked through the Skating Director, Danielle Gamelin. Email dgamelin@suburbanice.com to register. Please note that an ASPIRE or USFS Membership is required for participation in the ASPIRE Program. Please reach out to the Skating Director for more information.

Learn to Skate Private Lessons:
($160): 30 minutes of private instruction with one of our Suburban Skating School Instructors for a six-week session. Current Learn to Skate students will be given priority in booking a Learn to Skate Private Lesson. If you would like to register, please contact the Skating Director, Danielle Gamelin with your skater’s age, skating level, and desired lesson date and time (available on Tuesdays 4:50-7:35 PM or Saturdays 9:35-11:50 AM). Learn to Skate Private Lessons are offered on a very limited basis and must be booked at least 24 hours in advance.

• Helmets are REQUIRED for children six years old and younger. 
• We strongly recommend that beginner students regardless of age wear helmets. Bicycle or hockey helmets are acceptable.
• Make sure that children are dressed warmly, including a pair of gloves. Younger children may want to wear snow pants for extra warmth.
• Skate rental can either be pre-paid with class registration or paid on a weekly basis. Skate rental is $24 ($4 per week) if pre-paid and $5 if renting the day of class.
• Each class includes a half hour of instruction time and a half hour of practice time. With some classes, the practice is before class and with some classes, the practice is after class. This information can be found on the class schedule or on your child’s name tag, which is located on the table upstairs next to the Red Rink doors.
• Skaters are evaluated on the second to last week of each session. They will be given an evaluation form that recommends which class to take next. 
• Parents are asked to watch from the stands.
• Practice ice is available for LTS skaters only.  Parents and siblings are not allowed on the ice.  Skaters must be able to skate on their own to utilize the monitored practice area.

Online Registration: Registration is available online through our website.
Current Student Registration: Current students may register for the next session after their evaluation the 2nd to last week of the session. It is recommended to do so to reserve their spot.
Open Registration: This is open to the public as well as skaters who were not enrolled in the previous session.
Skate Rental: Skate rental may be prepaid at the time of registration. Skates are also available for rental on a day-to-day basis. Skate Rental is non-refundable.
FREE Open Skate Pass: Enrolled LTS skaters receive a free open skate pass which can be used for one open skate session during the entire session that they are enrolled. The skater must present the pass to the front desk when paying for open skate. The pass will expire the last day of the LTS session.
Refund Policy: Please be aware there is a no refund policy.      Make-up Class Policy: Make-up classes are based on availability and are not guaranteed.

• One make-up class is permitted during each session and must be used within the same session.
• No make-up classes are offered on Week 1 nor Week 5.
• Email the Skating Director at dgamelin@suburbanice.com to schedule your make-up class.     

 PLEASE NOTE: Account Credits are not offered after the third class in the session.

USEFUL LINKS

Parent Guide - Volume 1

Parent Guide - Volume 2

U.S. Figure Skating Pipeline

Guide to Buying Skates

Athlete Growth & Development

Developing a Support System for Parents

To learn more about The Skating Club of Novi, email our skating director, Micki Freier, or visit skatingclubofnovi.org.

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