TSSC Figure skating
Ages 5+
Our instruction follows the new Learn To Skate USA program developed by United States Figure Skating Association. This program is new this year! They have been working on re-vamping the learn to skate program so we are very excited to implement it this season.
LEARN TO SKATE MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED!!
All skaters (and parents of skaters) must sign up.
Figure Skating: Sessions I & II
There are 2 Sessions, Session one will be from mid October through mid December, with an optional Christmas Performance in Mountain Village for the Holiday Prelude. Session 2 will begin after the Christmas Break in the first week of January and go through first week-ish of March, with an optional end of the season performance at the Hanley Ice Rink.
Practices are all at the Hanley Rink and include a 10 minute warm up followed by 40 minutes of instruction and conclude with a 10 minutes of free skate.
You can sign up for one day, two days or all three.
We highly encourage practice outside of group lessons as well, and some of our coaches offer private lessons. Please contact the club if you are interested.
Skating is open to all skill levels and is also an excellent form of cross training.
Dress Code: The Ice Rink is COLD! Make sure to dress WARM. Beginner skaters and skaters 6 and under are REQUIRED to wear a helmet. Parents please use your own discretion having your child use a helmet if they are older and more experienced. GLOVES are REQUIRED for ALL SKATERS.
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Alysha Daniel
Skating Director
Alysha is originally from Fort Collins, CO. She started skating when at 4 years old and played hockey and figure skating her first few years, until she chose to focus on Figure Skating full time. Alysha competed at the Senior level for 3 years until she decided to retire at age 18. She then began coaching throughout college and loved it! Alysha has now been coaching with Telluride Figure Skating Club since 2011. She enjoys working with all levels and ages of kids and seeing how they learn and progress so quickly! It’s so fun to teach something and have them work hard and then finally land that jump or complete that skill. Alysha has been a certified “learn-to-skate” instructor since 2007 and has her highest level of single figure skating test at the Senior Gold Moves in the Field and Freeskate.