Program Registrations

September 6th- Assessment - for all skaters.  Parent meeting.

Fees includes coaching, 2 practice sessions and 3 competition fees. The team will fund raise to help with other expenses (team costume and team wear).  Depending on the fundraising efforts there may be some reimbursement for costumes.  All parents are also expected to help with the fundraising events.

Skaters are encouraged to supplement this program with other skating sessions. The sessions prior to the Synchro practice on Tuesdays have a special rate for Synchro team skaters. Dance/Skills 3:30 - 4PM and/or Freeskate 4-5PM.

Skate Canada requires all Skaters to wear a CSA approved hockey helmet up to and including Stage 5.

All levels

45 minutes of freeskate (9:15 - 10:00am), 30 minutes of dance/skills (10:00 - 10:30), 60 minutes of Dance Class Off Ice (10:45-11:45am)

Proper skating attire is required,

45 minutes of freeskate (10:30 - 11:15am), 30 minutes of dance/skills (11:15 - 11:45) & 60 minutes of Dance class Off Ice (noon - 1PM)

Proper skating attire is required,

PreCanSkate is a Learn to Skate Program for ages 3-6 years who have never skated before or have limited skating skills.  Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner. Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants with the goal of having a ratio of 3-4 skaters to 1 coach or Skate Canada trained program assistant.  PreCanskaters work on 8 basic skills:  balance on 2 feet, fall down and get up, move forward, move backward, march on the spot, make snow, jump on the spot and 2 foot twist on the spot.  As soon as skaters are ready they will be moved to the main stream Canskate program.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

PreCanSkate is a Learn to Skate Program for ages 3-6 years who have never skated before or have limited skating skills.  Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner. Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants with the goal of having a ratio of 3-4 skaters to 1 coach or Skate Canada trained program assistant.  PreCanskaters work on 8 basic skills:  balance on 2 feet, fall down and get up, move forward, move backward, march on the spot, make snow, jump on the spot and 2 foot twist on the spot.  As soon as skaters are ready they will be moved to the main stream Canskate program.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner.   Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants.  Canskaters work on six stages that pertain to general recreational skating, hockey, ringette,  and figure skating.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

Annual Ice Show is part of our program that all skaters participate in.  Practices are during classes beginning mid February.  Show is at the Ladner rink on Friday, March 13th at 6:30PM

Junior Development is for skaters who have completed CanSkate stage 3.  Junior Development is the next step to introduce skaters to the fundamental skills necessary to begin recreational or competitive figure skating.  Each class includes 30 minutes of dryland training followed by 45 minutes on ice group lesson.

3:15- 3:45 Off Ice

4:00 - 4:45 On Ice

 The annual Ice Show is part of our program and all skaters participate in it.  Practices begin mid February during classes.  Ice Show is Friday, March 13th at Ladner Leisure Centre at 6:30pm.  

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory up to and including stage 5.    Proper skating attire is required, no hockey skates.

Skaters recommended to register for 2-3 sessions per week.

Pro-rating for late entry.

45 Minutes Dryland (3:45 - 4:30),  60 minutes of freeskate (4:45 - 5:45 PM), 30 minutes enrichment (5:45-6:15), 30 minutes stretching (6:20 - 6:50).  Coaching fees included for Dryland,  Enrichment and Stretching.

Proper skating attire is required,

45 Minutes Dryland (4:45 - 5:30), 30 minutes enrichment (5:45-6:15), 60 minutes of freeskate (6:15-7:15) 30 minutes stretching (7:20 - 7:50).  Coaching fees included for Dryland,  Enrichment and Stretching.

Proper skating attire is required,

Introduction to PowerSkate is an option for skaters who are not ready to enter the CanPowerSkate sesson but interested in preparing to play hockey.  Skaters are to wear hockey gear but no sticks will be used.  Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches.  Skaters may be placed into the existing group structure on the CanSkate program session at their appropriate skill level or a group of Intro to Powerskate skaters will be grouped together and rotate from station to station using circuits at each station. 

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  

Pro-rating for late entry.

3:30 - 4:00 PM - Dance/Skills; 4:00 - 5:00PM Open Freeskate

Coaching fees included for Dance/Skills

Proper skating attire is required,

Freeskate Session prior to Tuesday Synchro practice with a special rate for Synchro Team Members

Dance and Skills (3:30 - 4PM) and Freeskate (4 - 5PM) Sessions prior to Tuesday Synchro practice with a special rate for Synchro Team Members

PreCanSkate is a Learn to Skate Program for ages 3-6 years who have never skated before or have limited skating skills.  Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner. Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants with the goal of having a ratio of 3-4 skaters to 1 coach or Skate Canada trained program assistant.  PreCanskaters work on 8 basic skills:  balance on 2 feet, fall down and get up, move forward, move backward, march on the spot, make snow, jump on the spot and 2 foot twist on the spot.  As soon as skaters are ready they will be moved to the main stream Canskate program.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

PreCanSkate is a Learn to Skate Program for ages 3-6 years who have never skated before or have limited skating skills.  Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner. Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants with the goal of having a ratio of 3-4 skaters to 1 coach or Skate Canada trained program assistant.  PreCanskaters work on 8 basic skills:  balance on 2 feet, fall down and get up, move forward, move backward, march on the spot, make snow, jump on the spot and 2 foot twist on the spot.  As soon as skaters are ready they will be moved to the main stream Canskate program.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner.   Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants.  Canskaters work on six stages that pertain to general recreational skating, hockey, ringette,  and figure skating.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

Annual Ice Show is part of our program that all skaters participate in.  Practices are during classes beginning mid February.  Show is at the Ladner rink on Friday, March 13th at 6:30PM

Junior Development is for skaters who have completed CanSkate stage 3.  Junior Development is the next step to introduce skaters to the fundamental skills necessary to begin recreational or competitive figure skating.  Each class includes 30 minutes of dryland training followed by 45 minutes on ice group lesson.

3:15- 3:45 Off Ice

4:00 - 4:45 On Ice

 The annual Ice Show is part of our program and all skaters participate in it.  Practices begin mid February during classes.  Ice Show is Friday, March 13th at Ladner Leisure Centre at 6:30pm.  

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory up to and including stage 5.    Proper skating attire is required, no hockey skates.

Skaters recommended to register for 2-3 sessions per week.

Pro-rating for late entry.

All levels

45 Minutes Dryland (3:45 - 4:30),  60 minutes of freeskate (4:45 - 5:45 PM), 30 minutes enrichment (5:45-6:15), 30 minutes stretching (6:20 - 6:50).  Coaching fees included for Dryland,  Enrichment and Stretching.

Proper skating attire is required,

45 Minutes Dryland (4:45 - 5:30),  30 minutes enrichment (5:45-6:15), 60 minutes freeskate ( 6:15- 7:15pm) 30 minutes stretching (7:20 - 7:50).  Coaching fees included for Dryland,  Enrichment and Stretching.

Proper skating attire is required,

This is not a Learn to Skate Program.  Skaters must be able to skate forward, attemp backward skating & stop in 1 direction. Typically this is geared to skaters 5-8 years of age and are in a beginner level hockey (H1-4) or ringette program. 

Pre Entry Power was formally called Entry Power.

Skaters will be assessed at the first class to ensure they are in the correct level.  

Mandatory Equipment:  Full Hockey Gear

This is not a Learn to Skate Program.  Skaters must have good forward and backward skating skills, able to stop in both direction. Typically this is geared to skaters 9 years of age and older and are Atom or Peewee hockey players or similar ringette level program. 

Entry was formally called Advanced Entry Powerskate.

Skaters will be assessed at the first class to ensure the skater is in the appropriate class for his/her level.  

Mandatory Equipment:  Full Hockey Gear

This is not a Learn to Skate Program.  Skaters must have good forward and backward skating skills, able to stop in both direction. Typically this is geared to skaters 9 years of age and older and are Atom or Peewee hockey players or similar ringette level program. 

Skaters will be assessed at the first class to ensure the skater is in the appropriate class for his/her level.  

Mandatory Equipment:  Full Hockey Gear

This is not a Learn to Skate Program.  Skaters must be able to skate forward, attemp backward skating & stop in 1 direction. Typically this is geared to skaters 5-8 years of age and are in a beginner level hockey (H1-4) or ringette program. 

Pre Entry Power was formally called Entry Power.

Skaters will be assessed at the first class to ensure they are in the correct level.  

Mandatory Equipment:  Full Hockey Gear

This is not a Learn to Skate Program.  Skaters must have good forward and backward skating skills, able to stop in both direction. Typically this is geared to skaters 9 years of age and older and are Atom or Peewee hockey players or similar ringette level program. 

Entry was formally called Advanced Entry Powerskate.

Skaters will be assessed at the first class to ensure the skater is in the appropriate class for his/her level.  

Mandatory Equipment:  Full Hockey Gear

This is not a Learn to Skate Program.  Skaters must have good forward and backward skating skills, able to stop in both direction. Typically this is geared to skaters 9 years of age and older and are Atom or Peewee hockey players or similar ringette level program. 

Skaters will be assessed at the first class to ensure the skater is in the appropriate class for his/her level.  

Mandatory Equipment:  Full Hockey Gear

PreCanSkate is a Learn to Skate Program for ages 3-6 years who have never skated before or have limited skating skills.  Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner. Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants with the goal of having a ratio of 3-4 skaters to 1 coach or Skate Canada trained program assistant.  PreCanskaters work on 8 basic skills:  balance on 2 feet, fall down and get up, move forward, move backward, march on the spot, make snow, jump on the spot and 2 foot twist on the spot.  As soon as skaters are ready they will be moved to the main stream Canskate program.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

PreCanSkate is a Learn to Skate Program for ages 3-6 years who have never skated before or have limited skating skills.  Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner. Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants with the goal of having a ratio of 3-4 skaters to 1 coach or Skate Canada trained program assistant.  PreCanskaters work on 8 basic skills:  balance on 2 feet, fall down and get up, move forward, move backward, march on the spot, make snow, jump on the spot and 2 foot twist on the spot.  As soon as skaters are ready they will be moved to the main stream Canskate program.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner.   Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants.  Canskaters work on six stages that pertain to general recreational skating, hockey, ringette,  and figure skating.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

Annual Ice Show is part of our program that all skaters participate in.  Practices are during classes beginning mid February.  Show is at the Ladner rink on Friday, March 13th at 6:30PM

Junior Development is for skaters who have completed CanSkate stage 3.  Junior Development is the next step to introduce skaters to the fundamental skills necessary to begin recreational or competitive figure skating.  Each class on ice group lesson followed by 45 minutes of Off ice training.

3:30 - 4:15 On Ice

4:30 - 5:15 Off Ice

 The annual Ice Show is part of our program and all skaters participate in it.  Practices begin mid February during classes.  Ice Show is Friday, March 13th at Ladner Leisure Centre at 6:30pm.  

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory up to and including stage 5.    Proper skating attire is required, no hockey skates.

Skaters recommended to register for 2-3 sessions per week.

Pro-rating for late entry.

PreCanSkate is a Learn to Skate Program for ages 3-6 years who have never skated before or have limited skating skills.  Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner. Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants with the goal of having a ratio of 3-4 skaters to 1 coach or Skate Canada trained program assistant.  PreCanskaters work on 8 basic skills:  balance on 2 feet, fall down and get up, move forward, move backward, march on the spot, make snow, jump on the spot and 2 foot twist on the spot.  As soon as skaters are ready they will be moved to the main stream Canskate program.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

PreCanSkate is a Learn to Skate Program for ages 3-6 years who have never skated before or have limited skating skills.  Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner. Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants with the goal of having a ratio of 3-4 skaters to 1 coach or Skate Canada trained program assistant.  PreCanskaters work on 8 basic skills:  balance on 2 feet, fall down and get up, move forward, move backward, march on the spot, make snow, jump on the spot and 2 foot twist on the spot.  As soon as skaters are ready they will be moved to the main stream Canskate program.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

Skaters are introduced to the basics of skating in a fun, friendly manner.   Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches and assisted by trained Program Assistants.  Canskaters work on six stages that pertain to general recreational skating, hockey, ringette,  and figure skating.

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  Long pants, mittens and warm sweater or jacket.

Skates and helmets required as we do not have access to Skate Rentals

Pro-rating for late entry.

Annual Ice Show is part of our program that all skaters participate in.  Practices are during classes beginning mid February.  Show is at the Ladner rink on Friday, March 13th at 6:30PM

Junior Development is for skaters who have completed CanSkate stage 3.  Junior Development is the next step to introduce skaters to the fundamental skills necessary to begin recreational or competitive figure skating.  Each class includes  on ice group lesson followed by an Off Ice Dance Class.

8:30 - 9:15 AM On Ice

9:30 - 10:15AM Off Ice DANCE Class

 The annual Ice Show is part of our program and all skaters participate in it.  Practices begin mid February during classes.  Ice Show is Friday, March 13th at Ladner Leisure Centre at 6:30pm.  

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory up to and including stage 5.    Proper skating attire is required, no hockey skates.

Skaters recommended to register for 2-3 sessions per week.

Pro-rating for late entry.

Introduction to PowerSkate is an option for skaters who are not ready to enter the CanPowerSkate sesson but interested in preparing to play hockey.  Skaters are to wear hockey gear but no sticks will be used.  Lessons are given in group format and led by certified NCCP Professional Coaches.  Skaters may be placed into the existing group structure on the CanSkate program session at their appropriate skill level or a group of Intro to Powerskate skaters will be grouped together and rotate from station to station using circuits at each station. 

CSA approved hockey helmet mandatory.  

Pro-rating for late entry.

This is not a Learn to Skate Program.  Skaters must be able to skate forward, attemp backward skating & stop in 1 direction. Typically this is geared to skaters 7-8 years of age and are in Hockey Level, H3-H4 or ringette program. 

Pre Entry Power was formally called Entry Power.

Skaters will be assessed at the first class to ensure they are in the correct level.  

Mandatory Equipment:  Full Hockey Gear