Which class should I sign up for?


Snowplow Sam (for beginners ages 3-5):
Learn the joys of ice skating in a safe, introductory setting. Young skaters will have fun while learning how to fall, get back up and march across the ice. They will ultimately build confidence in themselves and their abilities.

Basic 1 (for beginners ages 6-14 years): Learn the joys of ice skating in a safe, introductory setting. Young skaters will have fun while learning how to fall, get back up and march across the ice. They will ultimately build confidence in themselves and their abilities.

Adult 1-3 Class: We have classes for teens (15+) and adults at all skill levels, from first-time to more experienced skaters doing crossovers and turns. We follow the Learn to Skate USA Adult 1-6 curriculum to help skaters learn basic forward and backward skills needed for hockey and figure skating.

A coach's recommendation is required to sign up for Basic 2 - 6 or any Freestyle course.

What should my skater wear? 
 

We recommend that beginner skaters (children and adults) wear a helmet. 

We also recommend legs and arms be covered with warm clothes that are comfortable and allow easy movement. We recommend gloves and long socks.

What is the price?
 

$199 per 8-week session

Learn to Skate members also get FREE public skate sessions (including skate rental!). Check out our public skate times on the live calendar.

 

What is the make-up policy?


Make-up classes are offered on a case-by-case basis. Please email Director of Skating, Barb Laughner at barbsk8pro@gmail.com

What is the next option after Learn to Skate?
 

Skaters can and usually do participate in more than one Learn to Skate session, as there are many levels; however, the Fuel Tank offers additional opportunities for figure skaters, who can join the Winter Club of Indianapolis or attend freestyle sessions and camps.

When can I practice?
 

Skaters can practice during Public Skates and Freestyles, depending on their level of ability.

Public Skates are skating sessions that are open to the public.

Freestyle sessions are designed for figure skaters to practice their skating elements either in a lesson or on their own.