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LearnTo Skate provides a fun way for skaters 3 -18 to learn to fundamentals of ice skating. Skaters are divided among our instructors based on experience, so the program is great for beginners and more advanced skaters. Learn to Skate will ensure you learn the correct techniques of the basic elements of skating. Email ltscoac...@gmail.com with any questions. Register here. If your skater is under 5 and has no ice experience, see below for information on our Snow Plow program.

Learn To Play Hockey is a great way for children to start and develop their hockey-playing skills. It's really important for Learn to Play Hockey that participants have basic skating skills. Full equipment is required. Email Mike Fountain with questions. Register here

Snow Plow is for children 5 years and younger who've never skated before. It teaches kids the basics of skating in a fun and safe environment. On-ice instruction is for 30 minutes. Email Coach Brook with any questions. Register here

Our adult-track classes are perfect for skaters 16+ who want to start and develop their skating skills. No experience is required, and lessons are perfect for those interested in hockey, figure skating as well as those looking for a new recreational activity. Email Coach Brooke with any questions. Register here

We are proud to be partnering with Learn to Skate USA. This partnership provides your skaters with instruction from background-screened, certified instructors and instruction that follows a standardized curriculum founded in solid and fun skill progression. For other benefits, visit Learn to Skate USA.

That's no problem! Our instructors often make adjustments once we see children on the ice. For example, if you sign your daughter up to Learn to Skate and she's ready and willing to go for Learn to Play Hockey, we can just switch her into the other program. If you're ever in doubt, our Ice Director is always happy to assess your kid's skill level.

If your child has never skated at all, we recommend signing up for Snow Plow and if, once on the ice, she's confident and comfortable, we can switch her into Learn to Skate (an additional charge would apply). You can always talk to a member of staff here at Walker Ice and Fitness if you need more help.

We do not allow parents/guardians out on the ice with the kids. We want to build up confidence for children on the ice and we've found that it's best if they work with our instructors. Even if you have a lot of skating experience, we still need to have our certified staff lead the sessions and it gets confusing for kids when their parents are on the ice, too. Part of learning to skate is learning to fall over and younger kids actually do better with this when Mom and Dad aren't on the ice.

This program is designed for players who have completed a Learn to Skate Program or have been skating for a minimum of a full year. Open to all ages, the focus is on teaching early fundamentals needed to play hockey, including skating, stick handling, shooting, passing, and small area games.

This program has been designed to help the players that completed our 8-week Learn to Play program and wish to continue to work on their SKATING & BASIC STICK HANDLING & BASIC ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT (OFF-ICE TRAINING) to get them to next level.

Selection of hockey equipment is a key issue for players, parents and coaches. When purchasing and fitting hockey equipment, remember two important factors: 1) make certain the player is adequately protected and 2) be sure the fitting allows freedom of movement so the player can properly perform the necessary skills. By carefully considering these two factors, your child will be more comfortable and will better enjoy their participation.

A complete set of hockey equipment can be purchased for a relatively reasonable cost. Shop around for the best values and remember that you need not buy the most expensive equipment. Consider used equipment, but keep in mind the equipment must fit properly to provide maximum protection.

Skates: Purchase skates that will fit your child today, with no more than 1/2" allowed for growth. Seek adequate protection in the ankle, toe and instep areas. Improperly fitted skates will hamper your child's ability to skate.

Helmet: Must be of a design and construction approved by the Hockey Equipment Certification Council (HECC). Must be sized at the time of purchase to fit properly. The chin-strap must always be fastened.

Learn the fundamentals of hockey skating with our year-round Learn to Play Hockey lessons, available for both kids and adults. Proper skating techniques are the primary focus, and we teach all elements without sticks or pucks. All skaters must wear helmets, hockey skates and full hockey pads. Neck Guards are required for all participants!

Not sure what level your child is ready for? Please contact our staff at recre...@du.edu.

These two levels of classes teach the fundamentals of hockey skating to kids who have completed Snowplow Sam 3 or Basic 2 of our Learn to Skate program. Skaters in this program learn skating skills specific to hockey, how to maneuver faster and become more agile on the ice.

Proper skating techniques are the primary focus, and all elements are taught without a stick or puck. All players must wear helmets and hockey skates. Hockey pads are optional.Neck Guards are required for all participants!

Jr. Pioneers Hockey Pre-Team is an introduction to team play and includes sessions to work on skating skills as well as beginner-level stickhandling skills, shooting and passing. It is a bridge between our Learn to Play Hockey program and the Jr. Pioneers Hockey teams.

Players are required to wear full hockey gear a helmet with a cage, hockey gloves, shin pads, elbow pads, shoulder pads, hockey pants with padding, hockey stick and a neck guard. Hockey skates are also required and can be borrowed from DU.

The program is designed to help participants develop the skills required for recreational or competitive play. Full hockey gear (including a helmet, gloves, shin guards, elbow pads, neck guards and a stick) is required.

There are several parking options around the Ritchie Center. After you have registered for Learn to Play Hockey, you can request a Ritchie Center parking permit by please visiting www.parking.du.edu or calling 303-871-3210. Your permit will be mailed to you within 7-10 days of your request. If you need a temporary parking permit for your first Learn to Play Hockey session, please contact our Learn to Skate/Play Hockey Coordinator at 303-871-3820.

Achievement and love for hockey comes from building a solid foundation, and that is the purpose of our Victory Hockey Learn to Play programs. New players should be challenged but not frustrated, and comfortable but not bored. Students who have completed the Basic Hockey Lesson Series through our Learn to Skate Lesson Program or who have received approval from the Hockey Director are eligible for our Learn to Play Training Program.

Students must have completed the Basic Hockey Lesson program through the Skate Frederick Learn to Skate series or have the approval of the Hockey Director to participate. A complimentary individualized evaluation of your skater may be arranged by email @ [email protected]

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Learning skating fundamentals before starting hockey is key. Coaches will progress kids individually through the levels of Learn to Skate and Learn to Play based on skills demonstrated. Each participant will advance through the various levels at their own pace. All kids should begin in Learn to Skate and will be placed accordingly.

Looking for the perfect gift for the skater or hockey player in your life? Give them a gift card to the Iceplex! Gift cards can be purchased for any amount and used for any activity the Iceplex offers.

The purchaser must have an account with DaySmart to purchase and assign to the recipient. Gift cards are valid for Iceplex programming only and are NOT redeemable at the Kraken Team Store, 32 Bar & Grill or Starbucks.

LTS/LTP: Geared towards kids 3-9 who have never skated nor played hockey before. It's designed to provide kids the basics of skating independently and preparing them with the fundamentals of hockey in a non-competitive setting to start.

All LTS/LTP skaters should plan to attend either the 8am or 9am LTS class based on their age/ability. Children in the 9am LTS class are welcome to remain and participate in the 10am LTP class. As children develop proficiency in their hockey skills, they will be invited to attend the 11am class as well.

If you are not sure which LTS class your child should attend or if your child is skating proficiently enough to attend the 10am LTP class, please consult with one of the LTS/LTP coaches. They would be happy to assess your child and make sure he or she is in the right class.

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