Program Registrations

Synchronized Skating is a specialized discipline of team skating involving groups of skaters performing various formations and maneuvers. 

Fees include the cost of ice & group instruction. Travel costs, competition fees, team outfits and other incidentals are at the expense of the skater. Fees are discounted when skating
additional sessions as shown in the ‘add on’ fees below. $50 will be added to all Synchro program registrations for the season dress rental and incidentals.

Skaters must be 18 as of July 1st.

Synchronized skating, or “synchro” is a specialized discipline of skating involving groups of eight or more skaters performing various group formations and maneuvers. The objective is for the team to perform as one unit executing circles, blocks, lines, wheels and intersections in unison to the music, while demonstrating quality edges, power and flow. Skate Canada’s SynchroSkate program includes a number of Synchronized Skating categories which accommodate skaters at any age and skill level.

Specific technical requirements have been determined for each level based on skill development and age restrictions. There are no test prerequisites to participate on any level of Synchro team.

OPEN STAR SKATE

Skaters must have a private coach at this level. Minimum Qualification: Passed Stage 6 and working on STAR levels 1 - 5+. Includes 30 minutes of group instruction and 30 minutes of independent practice time.

AdultSkate runs during the CanSkate session but is a group environment for adults working the five Stage badges.  See CanSkate for full description. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.

A 50 minute program for skaters ages 6 to 10 where the five STAGE badge levels are taught.  We keep track of your childs’ progression through the badges and group them accordingly.  Skaters new to us are grouped on the first day.  The session starts with a warm up with everybody, then station rotations with their group where they learn and practice new skills, and finally a coach led group cool down. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.

A 50 minute program for young skaters ages 3 to 5. No previous skating experience is required.  We provide a small group environment where children are encouraged to stand on their own and balance and control at their own pace.  Children are grouped by ability and skaters that are able to stand and move on their own begin working on the CanSkate badges.  All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets with face masks.  Snowpants or waterproof pants are recommended as skaters start by sitting on the ice.

A 50 minute program for skaters of all ages where the five STAGE badge levels are taught.  We keep track of your childs’ progression through the badges and group them accordingly.  Skaters new to us are grouped on the first day.  The session starts with a warm up with everybody, then station rotations with their group where they learn and practice new skills, and finally a coach led group cool down. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.

AdultSkate runs during the CanSkate session but is a group environment for adults working on the five Stage badges. See CanSkate for full description. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.

A 50 minute learn to skate program where the five STAGE badge levels are taught.  We keep track of your childs’ progression through the badges and group them accordingly.  Skaters new to us are grouped on the first day.  The session starts with a warm up with everybody, then station rotations with their group where they learn and practice new skills, and finally a coach led group cool down. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.

JUNIOR STAR SKATE

Skaters must have a private coach at this level. Minimum Qualification: Passed Stage 6 and working on STAR levels 1 - 3. Includes 30 minutes of group instruction and 30 minutes of independent practice time.

SENIOR STAR SKATE

Skaters must have a private coach at this level. Minimum Qualification: working on STAR levels 4+. 

OPEN STAR SKATE

Skaters must have a private coach at this level. Minimum Qualification: Passed Stage 6 and working on STAR levels 1 - 5+. Includes 30 minutes of group instruction and 30 minutes of independent practice time.

Synchronized skating, or “synchro” is a specialized discipline of skating involving groups of eight or more skaters performing various group formations and maneuvers. The objective is for the team to perform as one unit executing circles, blocks, lines, wheels and intersections in unison to the music, while demonstrating quality edges, power and flow. Skate Canada’s SynchroSkate program includes a number of Synchronized Skating categories which accommodate skaters at any age and skill level.

Specific technical requirements have been determined for each level based on skill development and age restrictions. There are no test prerequisites to participate on any level of Synchro team.

Synchronized Skating is a specialized discipline of team skating involving groups of skaters performing various formations and maneuvers. 

Fees include the cost of ice & group instruction. Travel costs, competition fees, team outfits and other incidentals are at the expense of the skater. Fees are discounted when skating
additional sessions as shown in the ‘add on’ fees below. $50 will be added to all Synchro program registrations for the season dress rental and incidentals.

Skaters must be 19 as of July 1st.
75% of the team must be over age 35 to qualify for Adult 3, or age 25 for Adult 2.

CANSKATE (3 years & up) the $35 Skate Canada Insurance Fee is added once per membership year (September 1 - August 31st) at checkout.

Canada's national learn-to-skate program, designed for beginners of all ages. This program focuses on fun, participation and basic skill development. Participants earn badges and other incentives as they learn fundamental skating skills. Lessons are given in a group format led by an NCCP certified professional coach and assisted by trained Program Assistants. Skaters progress at their own rate and coaches conduct sessions using teaching aids, music and a wide variety of activities that create a fun environment and promote learning. Sessions are 50 minutes in length, and include a large group warm-up and cool-down component. CanSkate is the feeder program to all other Skate Canada Skating Programs.

A 50 minute program for young skaters ages 3 to 5. No previous skating experience is required.  We provide a small group environment where children are encouraged to stand on their own and balance and control at their own pace.  Children are grouped by ability and skaters that are able to stand and move on their own begin working on the CanSkate badges.  All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets with face masks.  Snowpants or waterproof pants are recommended as skaters start by sitting on the ice.

AdultSkate runs during the CanSkate session but is a group environment for adults working the five Stage badges.  See CanSkate for full description. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.

A 50 minute program for skaters of all agesNo previous skating experience is required.  We provide a small group environment where children are encouraged to stand on their own and balance and control at their own pace.  Children are grouped by ability and skaters that are able to stand and move on their own begin working on the CanSkate badges.  All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets with face masks.  Snowpants or waterproof pants are recommended as skaters start by sitting on the ice.

AdultSkate runs during the CanSkate session but is a group environment for adults working the five Stage badges.  See CanSkate for full description. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.

A 50 minute program for skaters of all ages. No previous skating experience is required.  We provide a small group environment where children are encouraged to stand on their own and balance and control at their own pace.  Children are grouped by ability and skaters that are able to stand and move on their own begin working on the CanSkate badges.  All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets with face masks.  Snowpants or waterproof pants are recommended as skaters start by sitting on the ice.

A 50 minute program for skaters of all ages where the five STAGE badge levels are taught.  We keep track of your childs’ progression through the badges and group them accordingly.  Skaters new to us are grouped on the first day.  The session starts with a warm up with everybody, then station rotations with their group where they learn and practice new skills, and finally a coach led group cool down. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.

A 50 minute program for skaters of all ages where the five STAGE badge levels are taught.  We keep track of your childs’ progression through the badges and group them accordingly.  Skaters new to us are grouped on the first day.  The session starts with a warm up with everybody, then station rotations with their group where they learn and practice new skills, and finally a coach led group cool down. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.

AdultSkate runs during the CanSkate session but is a group environment for adults working on the five Stage badges. See CanSkate for full description. All participants must provide their own skates and hockey helmets.