Community Skate Lessons – January/February Program

CMCA Community Skate Program:

PLEASE EMAIL MEMBERSHIPS@CMCA.CA FOR LATE REGISTRATIONS

This year we are offering a variety of skating lessons which will take place on the outdoor rink at the Canyon Meadows Community Center.  This rink will be reserved during lesson times, to ensure participants are guaranteed prime rink space and the best coaching experience we can offer. To register in one of the below classes, you must be a registered CMCA member & complete a waiver for all participants (this will be emailed to you prior to the class start date).  Classes that are cancelled due to extreme cold weather will be rescheduled as much as possible.  After you complete the registration, you will be emailed an invoice through Square, which you can pay online using debit or credit. Once payment is received we will confirm your booking. Click here to read further details for each class.

$40 Beginner Learn-to-Skate (Ages 4-8): Mondays 8-week program (Jan 10-Feb 28) 3:30-4:00pm – FULL

$40 Beginner Learn-to-Skate (Ages 4-8): Mondays 8-week program (Jan 10-Feb 28) 4:00-4:30pm – FULL

$40 Beginner Learn-to-Skate (Ages 4-8): Wednesdays 8-week program (Jan 12-Mar 2) 4:30-5:00pm *NEW – 3 SPOTS LEFT*

$40 Intermediate Learn-to-Skate (Ages 4-8): Wednesdays 8-week program (Jan 12-Mar 2) 3:30-4:00pm – FULL

$40 Intermediate Learn-to-Skate (Ages 9-13): Wednesdays 8-week program (Jan 12-Mar 2) 4:00-4:30pm – 1 SPOT LEFT

$80 Skills & Drills Power Hour (Ages 8-11): Mondays 8-week program (Jan 10-Feb 28) 4:30-5:30pm – 16 SPOTS LEFT

$80 Skills & Drills Power Hour (Ages 12+): Wednesdays 8-week program (Jan 12-Mar 2) 4:30-5:30pm – *CANCELLED – low registration*

All About Cat (our amazing community skate instructor!):

“I have been involved in the figure skating program since before I could walk. I started on skates at about 8 months of age and began lessons at 2 years of age. I was figure skating competitively by the time I started Grade 1 and started playing hockey as well as speed skating about the same time. Competitive figure skating took me to many places, from Vancouver to Winnipeg. I have competed all over western Canada and received many medals and advanced highly in the CFSA program.  As part of my training, we had to teach the younger groups in the CanSkate program and I enjoyed it immensely. I also really enjoyed hockey and have played both contact and non-contact leagues for 12 years. When I played with the Glenlake Midget A Girls team and the Springbank Rockies Bantam A team, we volunteered with FlamesFest and got to skate with the Calgary Flames and play shinny with Jerome Iginla and Valeri Bure. My favorite moment on skates though, was participating in the Alberta Winter Games for speed skating. The long track course was outside in the river valley and it was beautiful. Receiving a silver medal felt pretty good too.”