CURRENT SESSION:.
Winter 1 Session: November 4th - December 20th
SKIP DATES: November 28th-30th, December 6th-7th
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​​UPCOMING SESSIONS:.
ICE BREAKERS Learn to Skate Trial:
Sunday, December 8th 11:30am-12:00pm​​​​
Trial classes for beginners ages 3 years old through adult
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Winter 2 Session: January 4 - February 28th
SKIP DATES: January 17 & 18, February 6-8, February 14th, 15th and 17th​
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NOTE: Skip dates are factored into session costs and no makeups are available for scheduled skip dates
Drop-in classes are available per request and must RSVP prior to their class by emailing admin@chicagoedgeskating.com. We will send you a payment link to register for your drop-in. Thank you!
WHICH PROGRAM IS BEST FOR ME?​​
Learn to Skate Information & Details
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All levels take approximately 8-10 weeks to master curriculum and advance to the next level.​
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Controlled student to teacher ratios ensure that every skater gets the attention they need
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Classes and levels may be combined together depending on enrollment numbers. Don't worry - our coaches are trained to be able to modify classes for your skaters needs.
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All skaters are tested at their own pace and will move up to the next level when they are ready.
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Skip dates are included in the cost of the session and no make-up classes are available for skip dates.
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Make-ups will be allowed but must be used during the current session. The first make-up is free of charge and any additional make-ups are $5. Make-ups will not roll over to upcoming sessions and no refunds will be given. Please email admin@chicagoedgeskating.com if you need to schedule a make up class.
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We offer credits only towards a future session, camp, freestyle, etc. if you choose to cancel your enrollment. No refunds will be given.
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Skates, clothing and helmet requirements:
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Rental skates are $3 at the front desk but feel free to bring your own!
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Please layer warm comfortable clothing that allows for unrestricted movement.
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Helmets required for all beginning skaters and recommended for skaters age 6 and younger.
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Wear mittens or gloves to protect your fingers and keep them warm!
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Thin socks/stockings are best for wearing skates.