2025-2026 season overview
The Aspire Program is the perfect next step for skaters who have completed the Basic Skills program and are ready to explore the exciting world of figure skating. Designed for skaters entering or already in Free Skate levels, Aspire bridges the gap between group classes and full U.S. Figure Skating membership.
Aspire provides a fun, affordable, and supportive introduction to the sport of figure skating—on and off the ice.
✅ Who Should Join?
- Skaters who have completed Basic Skills 3
- Skaters in Pre-Free Skate through Free Skate 6
- Families who want to understand the figure skating world
- Anyone looking for a supportive and educational next step after Learn to Skate
💬 Why Choose Aspire?
✔ Smooth transition from group lessons to figure skating
✔ Develop good habits, goal-setting, and commitment
✔ Try new disciplines and discover your skating passion
✔ Low-cost, high-value intro to competitive and performance skating
COST
$165.00* per 6 week session
SESSION SCHEDULE
SATURDAYS
11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Please note some sessions may deviate from normal schedule.
Each 6 week session includes
- (6) 30 minute small group clinic instructions with weekly specialty classes offered • Skate Rentals (if needed)
💡 What to Expect in Aspire
- On-Ice Classes: Focus on jumps, spins, edges, and performance skills.
- Off-Ice Training: Learn strength, flexibility, dance, and movement to support skating.
- Goal Setting & Practice Habits: Develop independence and learn how to practice like a pro.
- Parent Education: Helpful sessions for parents to learn about skating pathways, testing, and competitions.
- Junior Club Community: Make friends, get mentoring from older skaters, and feel part of a team!
2025-2026 Program Dates
Session 1
TBD
Session 2
TBD
Session 3
TBD
Aspire Bridge Program Levels
Basic 3: Beginning stroking, half-swizzle pumps on a circle, backwards one-foot glides, and backwards stops are started.
Basic 4: Forward inside and outside edges, backwards half swizzle pumps and the beginning of a two-foot spin are introduced.
Basic 5: Backwards inside and outside edges, backwards crossovers, and forward outside three-turns are taught.
Basic 6: Forward inside three-turns, backwards stroking, T-stops, bunny hops, and spirals are covered.
Pre-Free Skate: Landing position, forward inside mohawks, waltz jumps, and mazurkas are instilled.
Free Skate 1: Instruction includes forward power stroking, backwards outside three- turns, half flip jump and toe loops.
Free Skate 2: Covers half lutz jumps, salchows, beginning backspins and backwards three-turns.
Free Skate 3: Contains Mohawk/crossover sequence, waltz three-turns, loop jumps, and jump combinations.
Free Skate 4: Incorporates flip jumps, half loop jumps, sit spins, and power three-turns.
Free Skate 5: Lutz jumps, waltz jump-loop jump combination, camel spins and other foot work are included.
contact us
Questions? contact us!
Kate Blanchette - Skating Director
Email: figureskating@iceline.info