SNHSC is dedicated to building a well-rounded ice skater! We offer programs that build on the fundamentals that your skater is learning in Learn to Skate and in Private Lessons.
Visit Ice Schedules to see what programs are currently being offered.
Visit Ice Schedules to see what programs are currently being offered.
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Power & Edge
Power & Edge I Levels: Basic 4 through Pre-Freeskate Power & Edge II Levels: Freeskate 1 and above All skaters will spend part of the session working on developing power while refining proper skating technique. Advanced skaters will take their knowledge of edges and build upon it while working on advanced turns, edges within footwork, and turns at speed. Other skating disciplines may also be touched upon at the coach’s discretion. Figures Level Prerequisite: Must have passed Pre-Freeskate Learn the moves and patterns that are the basis of figure skating! This discipline, where skaters learn to do edges and turns in a ‘figure eight’ pattern is fundamental to our sport and will help skaters with balance, edge quality, body control, as well as help skaters with the skills that they’ll need for US Figure Skating Moves in the Field tests from Pre-Preliminary Moves and beyond! Advanced FUNdamentals
Level Prerequisite: Must have passed LTS Freeskate 6 OR be working on/have passed Preliminary moves OR be working on/have passed Pre-Bronze Dance We're kicking FUNdamentals up a notch! Advanced FUNdamentals includes axels, advanced turns in Moves in the Field, and ice dance technique (the steps, not the patterns!). Skaters will focus on learning proper body position, alignment, and technique to apply these concepts across their skating. |
Ice Dance
Level Prerequisite: Must have passed Basic 4 Ice Dancing is one of the principle disciplines in figure skating, and one upon which the Southern NH Skating Club was built! Skaters will begin – or continue – to learn the dance patterns required for US Figure Skating’s dance tests, while focusing on the proper steps, technique and understanding of music counts and tempos. Depending on level of mastery, skaters may be ready to test these dances at a USFS test session! FUNdamentals
Level Prerequisite: Must have passed Pre-Freeskate Spend time breaking down jumps, spins, and turns into the building blocks of skating. Skaters will focus on learning proper body position, alignment, and technique to apply the concepts in a broad range of situations across the different disciplines of ice skating. |
