Get fit and stay healthy! The Summit Sports and Ice Complex offers Learn to Skate classes for all ages and skill levels. We have a Learn to Skate class that is great for kids stepping on the ice for the very first time or skaters that would like to improve their form. For the hockey player in the family, The Summit also provides a Learn To Play Hockey class, where the kids get to wear hockey equipment and do team-like drills.
- Tuesdays: September 11 - October 16; 6-6:50pm OR
- Saturdays: September 15 - October 20; 11-11:50am
Classes Include:
- 25 minute lesson time
- 25 minute practice time
- 2 free public skate passes
*There will not be class on Saturday, September 29th, instead, there will be a make up session on Sunday, September 23rd at 10:00am!
Download the registration form here or Register online
- Tuesdays: October 30 - December 4; 6-6:50pm OR
- Saturdays: November 3 - December 8; 11-11:50am
Ages 3 to 5 years old. The Snowplow Sam levels are designed to help the preschool-age skater develop preliminary coordination and strength to maneuver on the ice.
Ages 6 or older. The “basic skills’ are the fundamentals of the sport. These eight levels of the program introduce the fundamental moves: forward skating, backward skating, stops, edges, crossovers, turns and Mohawks. Upon completion of the Basic 1-8 levels, skaters will have a basic knowledge of the sport, enabling them to advance to more specialized areas of skating.
Basic 3 and above may require multiple sessions of classes prior to complete all elements to move to next level.
The Hockey curriculum is designed to teach the fundamentals of hockey skating. Players will learn how to maneuver faster and be more agile on the ice.
Prerequisite: Completion of Basic 2 or with Skating Director Permission
Recommended Attire:
Mittens and warm clothes that allow the skater to move freely. The Summit staff recommends supportive figure or hockey skates and bike helmet for beginners.
The Summit has developed a skating program for beginners and elite skaters alike. We believe that a strong skill base will allow a skater of any age to follow their dreams in the world of skating.
Please contact Richelle Brown, Skating Director, at (517) 319-1000 or [email protected] with any questions related to ice skating lessons or instruction.