Open to FCFSC Members after June 26th. Seminar registration includes the following sessions (more detailed descriptions can be found in the à la carte ticketing section):

Off-Ice Sessions

• What Are CJS and IJS? (including the transition from the 6.0 system)
• Achieving Goals
• Acting Class with Lisa Keeton
• • Under 6th Grade
  • 7th Grade and Above
• Further Discussion of CJS and IJS Scoring Systems
• Season Planning
• Parent Chat

On-Ice Sessions

Participants will attend one of the following classes based on age and skating level:

• Low Jumps & Spins
• High Jumps & Spins
• Adult Jumps, Spins & Skating Skills

Additional on-ice instruction includes:

• Skating Skills & Effective Practice Strategies

What You'll Learn

By the end of the seminar, skaters will:

• Develop more effective practice habits
• Improve jump and spin technique
• Gain a better understanding of season planning and goal setting
• Learn how the CJS and IJS scoring systems work
• Discover ways to incorporate acting and performance skills into programs to enhance presentation and scoring

Parents of youth skaters will also benefit from a dedicated Parent Chat session focused on supporting athletes both on and off the ice.

Registration Fees

This pass is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Open to Non FCFSC Members after June 26th. Seminar registration includes the following sessions (more detailed descriptions can be found in the à la carte ticketing section):

Off-Ice Sessions

• What Are CJS and IJS? (including the transition from the 6.0 system)
• Achieving Goals
• Acting Class with Lisa Keeton
• • Under 6th Grade
  • 7th Grade and Above
• Further Discussion of CJS and IJS Scoring Systems
• Season Planning
• Parent Chat

On-Ice Sessions

Participants will attend one of the following classes based on age and skating level:

• Low Jumps & Spins
• High Jumps & Spins
• Adult Jumps, Spins & Skating Skills

Additional on-ice instruction includes:

• Skating Skills & Effective Practice Strategies

What You'll Learn

By the end of the seminar, skaters will:

• Develop more effective practice habits
• Improve jump and spin technique
• Gain a better understanding of season planning and goal setting
• Learn how the CJS and IJS scoring systems work
• Discover ways to incorporate acting and performance skills into programs to enhance presentation and scoring

Parents of youth skaters will also benefit from a dedicated Parent Chat session focused on supporting athletes both on and off the ice.

Registration Fees

. This pass is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Understanding CJS & IJS: How Scoring Impacts Skaters, Coaches, and Parents

This off-ice class will help participants gain a better understanding of the two primary scoring systems used in U.S. Figure Skating competitions: the Competitive Judging System (CJS) and the International Judging System (IJS). Participants will learn how each system works, how scores are calculated, and how to read and interpret a competition score sheet.

By understanding the scoring process, skaters can better identify areas for improvement, coaches can make more informed training decisions, and parents can more effectively support their athlete's development and competitive goals.

This session is appropriate for skaters, coaches, and parents. One parent and/or coach may attend at no additional charge with a paid skater registration.

This session is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Understanding CJS & IJS: How Scoring Impacts Skaters, Coaches, and Parents

This off-ice class will help participants gain a better understanding of the two primary scoring systems used in U.S. Figure Skating competitions: the Competitive Judging System (CJS) and the International Judging System (IJS). Participants will learn how each system works, how scores are calculated, and how to read and interpret a competition score sheet.

By understanding the scoring process, skaters can better identify areas for improvement, coaches can make more informed training decisions, and parents can more effectively support their athlete's development and competitive goals.

This session is appropriate for skaters, coaches, and parents. One parent may attend at no additional charge with a paid skater registration.

This session is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Achieving Goals: How to Train Your Mind and Body for Skating

Success in figure skating requires more than mastering technical skills—it requires a strong mindset, effective training habits, and a clear plan for achieving your goals. This interactive off-ice class will explore the mental and physical tools that help skaters progress with confidence and purpose both on and off the ice.

Participants will learn how to set realistic short-term and long-term goals, develop productive training routines, and create action plans that support steady improvement throughout the season. Topics will include motivation, focus, confidence building, overcoming setbacks, time management, and the importance of consistency in training.

Coaches and parents will learn strategies for supporting athletes through challenges, encouraging healthy goal-setting practices, and fostering an environment that promotes growth, resilience, and long-term success. Adult skaters will discover how to adapt these principles to their own skating journeys, balancing personal goals, competition aspirations, and life commitments.

Through discussion, reflection, and practical examples, participants will leave with a better understanding of how the mind and body work together to support achievement in figure skating. Whether your goal is passing a test, landing a new jump, improving performance quality, returning to skating as an adult, or competing at a higher level, this class will provide tools to help you train smarter, stay motivated, and reach your goals.

This session is appropriate for skaters at the Basic 4 level and above, including adult skaters, as well as coaches and parents who want to better understand the goal-setting and training process. Parent and/or coach may attend with a paid skater ticket. Non refundable. Non transferable.

Achieving Goals: How to Train Your Mind and Body for Skating

Success in figure skating requires more than mastering technical skills—it requires a strong mindset, effective training habits, and a clear plan for achieving your goals. This interactive off-ice class will explore the mental and physical tools that help skaters progress with confidence and purpose both on and off the ice.

Participants will learn how to set realistic short-term and long-term goals, develop productive training routines, and create action plans that support steady improvement throughout the season. Topics will include motivation, focus, confidence building, overcoming setbacks, time management, and the importance of consistency in training.

Coaches and parents will learn strategies for supporting athletes through challenges, encouraging healthy goal-setting practices, and fostering an environment that promotes growth, resilience, and long-term success. Adult skaters will discover how to adapt these principles to their own skating journeys, balancing personal goals, competition aspirations, and life commitments.

Through discussion, reflection, and practical examples, participants will leave with a better understanding of how the mind and body work together to support achievement in figure skating. Whether your goal is passing a test, landing a new jump, improving performance quality, returning to skating as an adult, or competing at a higher level, this class will provide tools to help you train smarter, stay motivated, and reach your goals.

This session is appropriate for skaters at the Basic 4 level and above, including adult skaters, as well as coaches and parents who want to better understand the goal-setting and training process. Parent may attend with a paid skater ticket. Non refundable. Non transferable.

Low Jumps & Spins: Building Strong Foundations for Success

This on-ice class is designed for skaters working on single jumps through the Lutz and developing their fundamental spin skills. The session will focus on proper jump and spin technique, helping skaters build the strong technical foundation necessary for long-term success in figure skating.

Jump instruction will emphasize takeoff mechanics, air position, rotation, landing quality, and flow, while spin instruction will focus on centering, balance, body alignment, edge control, and increasing spin quality and consistency. Skaters will work on age- and level-appropriate jumps and spins while learning drills and exercises that can be incorporated into daily practice.

Participants will receive individualized feedback to help identify strengths, improve areas of weakness, and develop more efficient training habits. Non refundable. Non transferable.

Seminar students will attend either the Low Jumps, High Jumps or Adult jumps class

All On Ice Classes take place at NoCo Ice Arena

Low Jumps & Spins: Building Strong Foundations for Success

This on-ice class is designed for skaters working on single jumps through the Lutz and developing their fundamental spin skills. The session will focus on proper jump and spin technique, helping skaters build the strong technical foundation necessary for long-term success in figure skating.

Jump instruction will emphasize takeoff mechanics, air position, rotation, landing quality, and flow, while spin instruction will focus on centering, balance, body alignment, edge control, and increasing spin quality and consistency. Skaters will work on age- and level-appropriate jumps and spins while learning drills and exercises that can be incorporated into daily practice.

Participants will receive individualized feedback to help identify strengths, improve areas of weakness, and develop more efficient training habits. Non refundable. Non transferable.

Seminar students will attend either the Low Jumps, High Jumps or Adult jumps class

All On Ice Classes take place at NoCo Ice Arena

High Jumps & Spins: Refining Technique for Advanced Skaters

This on-ice class is designed for skaters working on their Axel and double jumps. The session will focus on developing the advanced technical skills, consistency, and confidence required to successfully master higher-level jump and spin elements.

Jump instruction will emphasize proper takeoff mechanics, air position, rotational efficiency, timing, landing quality, and flow. Skaters will work on drills and exercises specifically designed to improve Axel technique, develop double-jump consistency, and address common challenges associated with multi-rotation jumps.

Spin instruction will focus on improving centering, speed, position quality, and overall execution. Skaters will explore techniques for maximizing levels and grades of execution while developing stronger body awareness and control throughout their spins.

Participants will receive individualized feedback and training strategies tailored to their current skill level and goals. Coaches will also discuss effective practice methods, mental preparation, and the technical details that contribute to successful performances in testing and competition.

This class is appropriate for skaters who are actively working on their Axel and/or double jumps. Whether preparing for tests, competitions, or the next stage of technical development, participants will gain valuable tools to improve performance, consistency, and confidence on the ice. Non refundable. Non Transferable.

Seminar students will attend either the Low Jumps, High Jumps or Adult jumps class

All On Ice Classes take place at NoCo Ice Arena

High Jumps & Spins: Refining Technique for Advanced Skaters

This on-ice class is designed for skaters working on their Axel and double jumps. The session will focus on developing the advanced technical skills, consistency, and confidence required to successfully master higher-level jump and spin elements.

Jump instruction will emphasize proper takeoff mechanics, air position, rotational efficiency, timing, landing quality, and flow. Skaters will work on drills and exercises specifically designed to improve Axel technique, develop double-jump consistency, and address common challenges associated with multi-rotation jumps.

Spin instruction will focus on improving centering, speed, position quality, and overall execution. Skaters will explore techniques for maximizing levels and grades of execution while developing stronger body awareness and control throughout their spins.

Participants will receive individualized feedback and training strategies tailored to their current skill level and goals. Coaches will also discuss effective practice methods, mental preparation, and the technical details that contribute to successful performances in testing and competition.

This class is appropriate for skaters who are actively working on their Axel and/or double jumps. Whether preparing for tests, competitions, or the next stage of technical development, participants will gain valuable tools to improve performance, consistency, and confidence on the ice. Non refundable. Non Transferable.

Seminar students will attend either the Low Jumps, High Jumps or Adult jumps class

All On Ice Classes take place at NoCo Ice Arena

Skating Skills & Practice Strategies

Strong skating skills are the foundation of every successful figure skater, regardless of discipline or competitive level. This on-ice class is designed for skaters at the Basic 4 level and above and will focus on developing the fundamental skills that improve the quality, efficiency, and power of every aspect of skating.

Participants will work on edge quality, extension, posture, body alignment, power generation, and the execution of turns and transitions. Through a variety of progressive exercises, skaters will learn how to create deeper edges, improve flow across the ice, increase speed without sacrificing control, and develop stronger skating fundamentals that directly impact jumps, spins, choreography, and overall performance quality.

Special emphasis will be placed on proper execution of turns such as three-turns, mohawks, brackets, counters, rockers, and choctaws, with instruction tailored to the skater's level and experience. Skaters will gain a better understanding of how edge control, balance, timing, and body position work together to create efficient movement and stronger skating skills.

In addition to technical instruction, this class will introduce practical practice strategies designed to help skaters make the most of their training time. Participants will learn how to structure a productive practice session, break down complex skills into manageable components, use drills effectively, track progress, and create purposeful training plans that support long-term improvement. Coaches will discuss how to identify areas of weakness, set measurable goals, and use repetition with intention rather than simply logging ice time.

Skaters will leave with a collection of exercises, drills, and training tools that can be incorporated into daily practice to improve consistency, accelerate skill development, and build confidence on the ice. Whether your goal is to improve test performance, competition results, or overall skating quality, this class will provide valuable techniques and strategies to help you train smarter and skate stronger.

This class is appropriate for all skaters at the Basic 4 level and above, including recreational, test-track, competitive, and adult skaters.

Non refundable. Non Transferable.

All On Ice Classes take place at NoCo Ice Arena

Skating Skills & Practice Strategies

Strong skating skills are the foundation of every successful figure skater, regardless of discipline or competitive level. This on-ice class is designed for skaters at the Basic 4 level and above and will focus on developing the fundamental skills that improve the quality, efficiency, and power of every aspect of skating.

Participants will work on edge quality, extension, posture, body alignment, power generation, and the execution of turns and transitions. Through a variety of progressive exercises, skaters will learn how to create deeper edges, improve flow across the ice, increase speed without sacrificing control, and develop stronger skating fundamentals that directly impact jumps, spins, choreography, and overall performance quality.

Special emphasis will be placed on proper execution of turns such as three-turns, mohawks, brackets, counters, rockers, and choctaws, with instruction tailored to the skater's level and experience. Skaters will gain a better understanding of how edge control, balance, timing, and body position work together to create efficient movement and stronger skating skills.

In addition to technical instruction, this class will introduce practical practice strategies designed to help skaters make the most of their training time. Participants will learn how to structure a productive practice session, break down complex skills into manageable components, use drills effectively, track progress, and create purposeful training plans that support long-term improvement. Coaches will discuss how to identify areas of weakness, set measurable goals, and use repetition with intention rather than simply logging ice time.

Skaters will leave with a collection of exercises, drills, and training tools that can be incorporated into daily practice to improve consistency, accelerate skill development, and build confidence on the ice. Whether your goal is to improve test performance, competition results, or overall skating quality, this class will provide valuable techniques and strategies to help you train smarter and skate stronger.

This class is appropriate for all skaters at the Basic 4 level and above, including recreational, test-track, competitive, and adult skaters.

Non refundable. Non Transferable.

All On Ice Classes take place at NoCo Ice Arena

Adult Jumps, Spins & Skating Skills

It's never too late to improve your skating. This on-ice class is designed specifically for adult skaters who want to develop stronger fundamentals, refine technical skills, and build confidence in a supportive and encouraging environment.

Whether you are working on your first jump, refining single jumps, developing spins, preparing for tests, or simply looking to improve your overall skating quality, this class will provide personalized instruction and practical training strategies to help you reach your goals. Participants will focus on the areas that offer the greatest opportunity for improvement, with emphasis placed on proper technique, efficient movement, and skill development at an individual pace.

Instruction will include skating skills such as edge quality, power, extension, turns, balance, and flow, along with jump and spin technique appropriate to each skater's current level. 

This class welcomes adult skaters of all experience levels, from those returning to the sport after many years away to active adult competitors and test-track skaters. The focus is on personal growth, skill development, and discovering what you can improve to become a stronger, more confident skater.

Non refundable. Non transferable.

All On Ice Classes take place at NoCo Ice Arena

Adult Jumps, Spins & Skating Skills

It's never too late to improve your skating. This on-ice class is designed specifically for adult skaters who want to develop stronger fundamentals, refine technical skills, and build confidence in a supportive and encouraging environment.

Whether you are working on your first jump, refining single jumps, developing spins, preparing for tests, or simply looking to improve your overall skating quality, this class will provide personalized instruction and practical training strategies to help you reach your goals. Participants will focus on the areas that offer the greatest opportunity for improvement, with emphasis placed on proper technique, efficient movement, and skill development at an individual pace.

Instruction will include skating skills such as edge quality, power, extension, turns, balance, and flow, along with jump and spin technique appropriate to each skater's current level. 

This class welcomes adult skaters of all experience levels, from those returning to the sport after many years away to active adult competitors and test-track skaters. The focus is on personal growth, skill development, and discovering what you can improve to become a stronger, more confident skater.

Non refundable. Non transferable.

All On Ice Classes take place at NoCo Ice Arena

Acting for Skaters: Bringing Your Performance to Life (6th Grade & Younger)

Figure skating is more than jumps, spins, and footwork—it's also about telling a story and connecting with your audience. In this fun and interactive off-ice class, experienced theater teacher Lisa Keeton will help young skaters develop the performance skills that make programs memorable and engaging.

Through age-appropriate theater exercises, games, and movement activities, skaters will learn how to express emotions, portray different characters, and communicate the mood and story of their music. Participants will explore facial expressions, body language, stage presence, and performance confidence while discovering how these skills translate directly to the ice. They will also work on lip-synching and storytelling.

Skaters will gain a better understanding of how judges and audiences experience a performance and learn techniques for creating a stronger emotional connection with both. Whether performing a playful, dramatic, elegant, or energetic program, participants will develop tools to help them skate with greater expression, confidence, and authenticity.

This class is designed to encourage creativity, imagination, and self-confidence in a supportive environment. By combining theater techniques with figure skating performance concepts, skaters will learn how to move beyond simply executing elements and begin truly entertaining their audience.

This session is appropriate for skaters in 6th grade and younger and is recommended for all skaters who want to improve their presentation, artistry, and overall performance quality.Non refundable. Non transferable.

Acting for Skaters: Bringing Your Performance to Life (6th Grade & Younger)

Figure skating is more than jumps, spins, and footwork—it's also about telling a story and connecting with your audience. In this fun and interactive off-ice class, experienced theater teacher Lisa Keeton will help young skaters develop the performance skills that make programs memorable and engaging.

Through age-appropriate theater exercises, games, and movement activities, skaters will learn how to express emotions, portray different characters, and communicate the mood and story of their music. Participants will explore facial expressions, body language, stage presence, and performance confidence while discovering how these skills translate directly to the ice. They will also work on lip-synching and storytelling.

Skaters will gain a better understanding of how judges and audiences experience a performance and learn techniques for creating a stronger emotional connection with both. Whether performing a playful, dramatic, elegant, or energetic program, participants will develop tools to help them skate with greater expression, confidence, and authenticity.

This class is designed to encourage creativity, imagination, and self-confidence in a supportive environment. By combining theater techniques with figure skating performance concepts, skaters will learn how to move beyond simply executing elements and begin truly entertaining their audience.

This session is appropriate for skaters in 6th grade and younger and is recommended for all skaters who want to improve their presentation, artistry, and overall performance quality.Non refundable. Non transferable.

Beyond the Score: An In-Depth Look at CJS & IJS

This off-ice session takes a deeper dive into the Competitive Judging System (CJS) and International Judging System (IJS), helping skaters, coaches, and parents move beyond simply reading a score sheet to truly understanding how scores are earned and how they can be improved.

Building upon the introductory CJS and IJS session, participants will explore the details behind technical and program component scoring, including how judges evaluate performance quality, skating skills, transitions, presentation, composition, and technical execution. The class will break down how base values, Grades of Execution (GOE), levels, deductions, and program components combine to create a final score.

Participants will learn how specific technical choices and performance decisions impact scoring outcomes. The session will also examine common scoring misconceptions and explain why two skaters performing similar programs may receive different scores.

Coaches and skaters will learn how to use score sheets as a training tool to identify strengths, prioritize areas for improvement, and make strategic decisions regarding program content and competition preparation. Parents will gain a clearer understanding of competition results, judging terminology, and how to support their athlete's development throughout the season.

Topics may include:

• Understanding base value and risk versus reward in program construction
• How GOE is awarded and what judges look for in high-quality elements
• Spin and footwork levels and their impact on scoring potential
• Program Components and how presentation, skating skills, and performance quality affect results
• Common deductions and how to avoid them
• Reading and interpreting detailed score sheets and protocols
• Using scoring feedback to set goals and guide future training

By the end of this session, participants will have a stronger understanding of the factors that influence competitive results and will be better equipped to use scoring information to improve performance, training effectiveness, and competitive success.

This session is appropriate for skaters, coaches, and parents who want a more comprehensive understanding of modern figure skating judging and scoring systems.

A parent and/or coach may attend with a paid skater ticket. Non refundable. Non transferable.

Beyond the Score: An In-Depth Look at CJS & IJS

This off-ice session takes a deeper dive into the Competitive Judging System (CJS) and International Judging System (IJS), helping skaters, coaches, and parents move beyond simply reading a score sheet to truly understanding how scores are earned and how they can be improved.

Building upon the introductory CJS and IJS session, participants will explore the details behind technical and program component scoring, including how judges evaluate performance quality, skating skills, transitions, presentation, composition, and technical execution. The class will break down how base values, Grades of Execution (GOE), levels, deductions, and program components combine to create a final score.

Participants will learn how specific technical choices and performance decisions impact scoring outcomes. The session will also examine common scoring misconceptions and explain why two skaters performing similar programs may receive different scores.

Coaches and skaters will learn how to use score sheets as a training tool to identify strengths, prioritize areas for improvement, and make strategic decisions regarding program content and competition preparation. Parents will gain a clearer understanding of competition results, judging terminology, and how to support their athlete's development throughout the season.

Topics may include:

• Understanding base value and risk versus reward in program construction
• How GOE is awarded and what judges look for in high-quality elements
• Spin and footwork levels and their impact on scoring potential
• Program Components and how presentation, skating skills, and performance quality affect results
• Common deductions and how to avoid them
• Reading and interpreting detailed score sheets and protocols
• Using scoring feedback to set goals and guide future training

By the end of this session, participants will have a stronger understanding of the factors that influence competitive results and will be better equipped to use scoring information to improve performance, training effectiveness, and competitive success.

This session is appropriate for skaters, coaches, and parents who want a more comprehensive understanding of modern figure skating judging and scoring systems.

A parent may attend with a paid skater ticket. Non refundable. Non transferable.

Season Planning: Testing, Competition & Program Strategy. - Bring your own lunch

A successful skating season doesn't happen by accident—it requires thoughtful planning, realistic goal setting, and a clear understanding of how testing, competition, and program development work together. In this off-ice seminar, Master-Rated Coach Patrick O'Neil will share insights gained from more than 30 years of coaching skaters from grassroots programs through the international level.

This session will help skaters, parents, and coaches learn how to strategically plan a season that supports long-term development while maximizing opportunities for success. Participants will explore how to establish meaningful goals, determine appropriate testing and competition schedules, and balance skill development with performance preparation throughout the year.

Topics will include how to identify the right competitions for a skater's current level, when to prioritize testing versus competing, and how to create a progression plan that allows athletes to develop confidence while continuing to challenge themselves. Discussion will also address managing expectations, avoiding burnout, and adapting plans when progress occurs faster—or slower—than anticipated.

A significant portion of the seminar will focus on program strategy and construction. Participants will learn how successful programs are designed to showcase a skater's strengths, meet technical requirements, and maximize scoring potential. The session will examine how program composition changes as skaters advance through different levels, including element selection, program layout, transitions, choreography, and balancing technical difficulty with quality execution.

Additional topics may include:

• Establishing short-term and long-term seasonal goals
• Planning tests and competitions to support athlete development
• Understanding readiness versus eligibility for testing and competition
• Building confidence through strategic competition selection
• Creating programs that highlight strengths and minimize weaknesses
• Selecting music appropriate for age, skill level, and personality
• Program construction under CJS and IJS scoring systems
• Balancing technical content with artistry and presentation
• Evaluating risk versus reward when selecting elements
• Developing a season timeline for training, testing, competing, and program refinement

Whether you are a skater preparing for your next competitive season, a parent seeking to better understand the development process, or a coach looking for additional perspectives on athlete planning, this session will provide practical tools and proven strategies for creating a productive, enjoyable, and successful skating season.

This session is appropriate for skaters, parents, and coaches and is recommended for anyone interested in understanding the "big picture" of athlete development, competition planning, and program success.

A parent and/or coach may attend with a paid skater ticket. Non refundable. Non transferable.

Season Planning: Testing, Competition & Program Strategy. - Bring your own lunch

A successful skating season doesn't happen by accident—it requires thoughtful planning, realistic goal setting, and a clear understanding of how testing, competition, and program development work together. In this off-ice seminar, Master-Rated Coach Patrick O'Neil will share insights gained from more than 30 years of coaching skaters from grassroots programs through the international level.

This session will help skaters, parents, and coaches learn how to strategically plan a season that supports long-term development while maximizing opportunities for success. Participants will explore how to establish meaningful goals, determine appropriate testing and competition schedules, and balance skill development with performance preparation throughout the year.

Topics will include how to identify the right competitions for a skater's current level, when to prioritize testing versus competing, and how to create a progression plan that allows athletes to develop confidence while continuing to challenge themselves. Discussion will also address managing expectations, avoiding burnout, and adapting plans when progress occurs faster—or slower—than anticipated.

A significant portion of the seminar will focus on program strategy and construction. Participants will learn how successful programs are designed to showcase a skater's strengths, meet technical requirements, and maximize scoring potential. The session will examine how program composition changes as skaters advance through different levels, including element selection, program layout, transitions, choreography, and balancing technical difficulty with quality execution.

Additional topics may include:

• Establishing short-term and long-term seasonal goals
• Planning tests and competitions to support athlete development
• Understanding readiness versus eligibility for testing and competition
• Building confidence through strategic competition selection
• Creating programs that highlight strengths and minimize weaknesses
• Selecting music appropriate for age, skill level, and personality
• Program construction under CJS and IJS scoring systems
• Balancing technical content with artistry and presentation
• Evaluating risk versus reward when selecting elements
• Developing a season timeline for training, testing, competing, and program refinement

Whether you are a skater preparing for your next competitive season, a parent seeking to better understand the development process, or a coach looking for additional perspectives on athlete planning, this session will provide practical tools and proven strategies for creating a productive, enjoyable, and successful skating season.

This session is appropriate for skaters, parents, and coaches and is recommended for anyone interested in understanding the "big picture" of athlete development, competition planning, and program success.

A parent may attend with a paid skater ticket. Non refundable. Non transferable.