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General Information
- How Skating Classes Work |
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The
IGLOO at Mt Laurel offers
group skating lessons from ages 3 to adult, all under
the tutelage of Professional Staff Coaches. Each skater
is registered with USFSA and will receive a log
book and badges for all completed levels. The classes
are designed to take skaters from beginning through
advanced levels. All Skating lessons include a half hour
instruction with half hour practice time. Skate rental
is included with the class. |
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Group Lessons
Group lessons consist of several classes at once at a particular
date & time on the Ice. These classes include Parent & Tot (Snow
Plow Sam), Hockey Levels 1-4, Basic Skating Levels 1-8, and Adult
Lessons. All Classes usually consist of 6 weekly classes. Classes
are a one hour session, each of which, includes a half hour of class
and a half hour of practice time.
Additional Class Times
Group lessons consist of several classes at once at a particular
date & time on the Ice. These classes include Parent & Tot (Snow
Plow Sam), Hockey Levels 1-4, Basic Skating Levels 1-8, and Adult
Lessons. All Classes usually consist of 6 weekly classes. Classes
are a one hour session, each of which, includes a half hour of class
and a half hour of practice time. Private Lessons
Private lessons are available for all levels and types of ice
skating. Whether the interest is in the fundamentals, the more
intricate skills required for figure skating, or the power and
agility for ice hockey, we have the instructor suited for your
individual situation. For Information about private instruction,
contact the skating director Rocky Marval. He can be reached at
extension 228 or
rmaval@skateigloo.com.
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What do i sign up for? |
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For Children Ages 3-6:
Can begin with our Parent & Tot: Snow Plow Sam Program.
This program teaches basic skating skills while allowing
the parent to participate
(Although parents do not have to participate, the parent
MUST BE PRESENT for this class).
From here, students can move on to Basic Levels 1-8. |
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For Recreational Skaters:
Older Skaters (ages 6 and up) interested in learning how
to skate can begin with our Basic Levels 1-8 Classes.
These Classes teach the fundamentals of skating. |
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Learning Freestyle Skating:
Depending on current skill level, skaters wanting to
learn freestyle, begin with Basic Levels 1-8. After
Learning the basic fundamentals, skaters can move on to
our FreeSkate Levels 1-6 Program. In this program,
skaters learn more advanced moves like spins, jumps, and
dance sequences. |
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Learning Hockey:
Depending on current skill level, skaters moving into
hockey begin with Basic Skills: Hockey 1-4. This class
is designed to teach hockey skating, which is faster and
more agile. After completing Hockey Level 4, skaters
move on to more advanced classes like PowerSkating
Beginner. In this class, skaters learn more advanced
hockey techniques like explosive starts, tight turns,
hockey stops, etc. |
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What to Bring and
Wear |
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 Skaters:
Gloves are a
necessity. Dress in layers with warm comfortable clothing.
We require
all Children under age 6 wear a helmet.
Hockey: Participants for LTS:Hockey 1-4 and
Power Skating must also wear a hockey
helmet and mask in addition to gloves and warm clothing. Hockey
Equipment is needed for PowerSkating. For details, see
PowerSkating.
Participants should arrive 20 minutes prior to start time of their
Session. |
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Policies |
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Make up policy:
There will be NO MAKE-UP CLASSES and
NO REFUNDS once class has started.
Refunds policy:
There will be a $25.00 CANCELLATION FEE prior to the start of a
session.
Late Registration:
Classes will be pro rated once a class session has started only!
Tuition must be paid in advance to secure a position in class. We
recommend participants register at least 7 days in advance of the start
of your program. PARTICIPANTS REGISTERING ON THE DAY OF CLASS
WILL BE ASSESSED A $15.00 SURCHARGE |
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How to Sign Up |
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There are many ways to sign up! |
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• Print Out a Brochure from the
Brochures Page. Fill it
out. Sign it and either bring it in to The Igloo Front Desk or Fax to
856-638-0818. |
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• Visit the Igloo for a Sign Up Form. |
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• Call Igloo Front Desk and request
assistance with the registration process. |
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It is preferred
that
all lesson and rink programs be pre-registered as to ensure your spot in
the program. |
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If You have any Questions You can
Contact The Front Desk at 856-638-0801 |
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last updated 03/05/2012 |
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