Best Ice Skating Lessons Toronto Near Me

4worldlovers: Our indoor skating rink is conveniently located in the central part of Toronto, and is open all year round offering learn to skate and figure skating lessons during Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall seasons.

Skating classes are offered on an On Demand basis where there is enough demand for these lessons during given class times. We use a Glice rink that can be place down and removed as needed, and all scheduled skating classes listed on our website for Toronto are on a proposed basis until they are confirmed.

Our learn to skate program is specifically designed for beginners. Our skating classes follow the nationally accredited Learn to Skate program that is used all across Canada. These learn to skate lessons are taught in small skater to coach ratio classes to allow each skater to get the attention that they need to learn to skate. We offer three selections of age groups for classes in Toronto, Tots ages 3 to 5, Children ages 6 to 12 and for Adults.

For skaters that have already completed the learn to skate program or who are able to already skate on their own, we offer Junior Figure Skating programs for those that are interesting in continuing on to learning this. These programs are offered by certified figure skating coaches in Toronto and are designed to introduce skaters to figure skating and is a program for beginner figure skaters.

We offer power skating programs for skaters that have completed the learn to skate program or can skate well on their own and are interesting in pursuing hockey. These skating classes in Toronto are taught by cerified power skating and hockey coaches. Power skating lessons are designed to give skaters that are new to hockey or looking to improve their skills in skating the basics for power skating and hockey.

No. For proper protection for skating all skaters in the learn to skate and power skating programs must have a CSA approved helmet. Other helmets such as skiing and bike hemlets are not designed to provide protection for skating. A cage or face mask is optional but not required.

2. Can or do the parents need to go on the ice?

No. Parents are not required or allowed to go on the ice during any of the sessions.

Yes. It is possible to book makeup lessons in Toronto for during the season that you have registered for on different days and times. This can be done be done in Member Services in your account for a small adminsitrative fee.

Yes. It is possible to purchase private lessons during your program in your Member Services by logging into your account. Private lessons are subject to coach availability.

5. How long will it take my child to learn to skate?

Generally it takes about a season for a skater to be able to learn the basics and be able to skate on their own. A second season is recommended to improve their skating skills.

No, you can rent the skates and the CSA approved skating helmets from us.

4worldlovers: Forest Hill FSC is proud to have over 30 Skate Canada Certified (and higher!) coaches on our roster! Follow this link to meet them!

CanPowerSkate is an action-packed, high-energy instructional power skating program geared towards hockey: the program focuses on balance, power, agility, speed and endurance. Skills, techniques and conditioning drills are taught in a progressive format that emphasizes how the skills the skaters are learning apply to game situations. CanPowerSkate is an excellent complement for athletes playing on hockey teams.

4worldlovers: Central Toronto Skating Club offers year-round skating programs for children and adults. From learn-to-skate lessons to advanced figure skating, our sessions start in September, May and July. Come join us at our two locations in downtown Toronto!

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