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WINTER 2021
SERTICH ICE CENTER
1705 East Pikes Peak Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
(719) 385-5983
coloradosprings.gov/Sertich
#COSSertich
F o r A g e s 2½ t o 6
MY TOT & ME
For ages 2 ½ - 3
Cos t : $94. 50 pe r tot & par e nt
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
Des cr iption: This class gives mom or dad and their tot the opportunity to enjoy a fun,
recreational activity together. Students learn how to sit and stand up on the ice; march in
place; march forward and perform a two-foot glide with mom or dad’s help on the ice to
provide a little e tra support. Mom or dad should have basic skating skills. This activity is
designed for one tot and one parent.
COVID-19 Fridays: January 1 – March 19 Saturdays: January 16 – March 20
PRECAUTIONS No lessons February 12
Time: 3:20 – 3: 0 PM
No lessons February 13
Time: 9:3 - 10:0 AM
Staying physically active is one of
the best ways to keep your mind Activity # 13906 Activity # 13907
and body healthy. Your safety and
the safety of our employees is our
S N O W P L O W S A M L E V E L S 1-4
For ages : 3 to 6
priority. Sertich Ice Center is taking
Cos t : $94. 50 pe r pe r s on + $17 ear n to Sk ate USA me mbe r s hip f e e .
precautions to minimize the spread
(Me mbe r s hip is valid Jul y 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021)
of COVID-19:
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
• Everyone entering the facility is
required to wear a face covering, Dis cove r, ear n and Play :
unless specifcally exempted by The Snowplow Sam levels are introductory classes divided into four progressive levels
the state mandate. allowing children with no prior skating e perience to build confidence while learning
• Temperature checks will be the basic skills of skating. These classes are designed to help children si and younger
performed on every person develop the ABCs of movement: agility, balance, coordination and speed. The ABCs are
entering the facility. essential for developing fundamental movement skills and physical literacy. All classes will
• Skaters/customers are allowed be taught in a safe and positive environment, incorporating fun and games making class
entry 15 minutes prior to start time an enjoyable e perience for all.
of lessons and must exit within
Snowplow Sam 1 - Ele me nt s
15-minutes of end of lesson or
A. Sit and stand up with skates on (of-ice); B. Sit and stand up (on-ice); C. March in place;
end of practice ice.
D. March forward (8-10 steps); E. March, then glide on two feet; F. Dip in place
• Employees will clean and
disinfect surfaces between each Snowplow Sam 2 - Ele me nt s
ice event A. March followed by a long glide; B. Dip while moving; C. Backward walking, toes turned
• Shared rental skates will be inward, shifting weight (4-6 steps); D. Backward wiggles (6 in a row); E. Forward swizzles
disinfected after each use (2-3 in a row); F. Beginning snowplow stop motion (in place or holding onto barrier);
• No sharing of water bottles or G. Two-foot hop, in place (optional)
other high touch equipment
Snowplow Sam 3 - Ele me nt s
A. Forward skating (8-10 steps); B. Forward one-foot glide, two times skater’s height (R
COVID-19 precautions may
and L); C. Forward swizzles (4-6 in a row); D.. Backward two-foot glide; E. Backward
change based on current state
swizzles (2-3 in a row); F. Moving forward snowplow stop (1 or 2 feet); G. Curves
mandates.
Snowplow Sam 4 - Ele me nt s
How you can help us? A. Forward skating; B. Advanced one-foot glide (length of skater’s height); C. Backward
• If you’re feeling sick, stay home swizzles (4-6 in a row); D. Rocking horse (one forward, one backward swizzle, repeat
and visit another time twice); E. Two-foot turns from forward to backward (in place, both directions); F. Two-foot
• Please bring your own equipment hop (in place)
when possible
Tuesdays: January 12 – March 9
• Practice social distancing by
Time: 10:30 – 11 AM Time: 10: 5 – 11:15 AM
staying at least six feet from
Snowplow Sam 1 Activity # 13913 Snowplow Sam 3 Activity # 13918
others
Snowplow Sam 2 Activity # 13916 Snowplow Sam 4 Activity # 13921
• Wash your hands often for at
least 20 seconds and use hand Fridays: January 15 – March 19 - No lessons February 12
sanitizer Time: 3:20 – 3:50 PM Time: :30 – 5 PM
Snowplow Sam 1 Activity # 13911 Snowplow Sam 3 Activity # 13917
Please refer to: Snowplow Sam 2 Activity # 13914 Snowplow Sam 4 Activity # 13919
www.ElPasoCountyHealth.org
for more information about Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13
COVID-19. Time: 9:35 – 10:05 AM Time: 10: 5 – 11:15 AM
Snowplow Sam 1 Activity # 13912 Snowplow Sam 3 Activity # 13992
2 Snowplow Sam 2 Activity # 1391 Snowplow Sam 4 Activity # 13920
For Ages t o 16
BASIC LEVELS 1-6
Ages 7 to 16
Cost : $94. 50/person + $17 earn to Sk ate USA membership fee (Membership is valid July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021)
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
Basic Skills teaches the FUNdamentals of ice skating and provides the best foundation for figure skating, hockey and
speed skating. Si progressive levels introduce forward and backward skating, stops, edges, crossovers and turns. Upon
completion of the Basic Skills 1-6 levels, skaters will be able to confidently advance to more specialized areas of skating. All
classes will be well-structured with the focus on proper skill development taught in a positive, FUN and social environment.
Skaters will progress at their own rate and advance after skill mastery is demonstrated. Discover, Learn and Play – Basic 1
and 2: These introductory levels allow new skaters with no prior skating e perience to build confidence while learning to
skate. FUNdamentals – Basic 3–6: These levels develop all of the fundamental skating skills on the ice. Focus is on learning
the ABCs of basic athleticism: agility, balance, coordination and speed. Upon completion of these levels, skaters will be able
to confidently advance to more specialized areas of skating.
Bas ic 1 - Ele me nt s
A. Sit on ice and stand up; B. March forward across the ice; C. Forward two-foot glide; D. Dip; E. Forward swizzles (6-8
in a row); F. Backward wiggles (6-8 in a row); G. Beginning snowplow stop on two feet or one foot; Bonus Skill: Two-foot
hop in place
Bas ic 2 - Ele me nt s
A. Scooter pushes (R and L); B. Forward one-foot glide (R and L); C. Backward two-foot glide (glide the length of skater’s
height); D. Rocking Horse (1 forward swizzle, 1 backward swizzle, repeat twice); E. Backward swizzles (6-8 in a row);
F. Two-foot turns from forward to backward (in place, clockwise and counterclockwise); G. Moving snowplow stop; Bonus
Skill: Curves
Bas ic 3 - Ele me nt s
A. Beginning forward stroking showing correct use of blade; B. Forward half swizzle pumps on a circle (6-8
consecutive clockwise and counterclockwise); C. Moving forward to backward two-foot turns on a circle (clockwise and
counter clockwise); D. Beginning backward one-foot glides (focus on balance); E. Backward snowplow stop (R and L);
F. Forward slalom; Bonus Skill: Forward pivots (clockwise and counterclockwise)
Bas ic 4 - Ele me nt s
A. Forward outside edge on a circle (R and L); B. Forward inside edge on a circle (R and L); C. Forward crossovers
(clockwise and counterclockwise 4-6); D. Backward half swizzle pumps on a circle (clockwise and counterclockwise);
E. Backward one-foot glides (R and L); F. Beginning two-foot spin (up to 2 revolutions); Bonus Skill: Forward lunges -
both legs
Bas ic 5 - Ele me nt s
A. Backward outside edge on a circle (R and L); B. Backward inside edge on a circle (R and L); C. Backward crossovers
(4-6 clockwise and counterclockwise); D. Forward outside three-turn (R and L); E. Advanced two-foot spin (4-6
revolutions); F. Hockey stop (both directions); Bonus Skill: Side toe hop (R and L)
Bas ic 6 - Ele me nt s
A. Forward inside open mohawk from a standstill (R to L and L to R); B. Forward inside three-turn (R and L) C. Moving
backward to forward two-foot turn on a circle (clockwise and counterclockwise); D. Backward stoking; E. Beginning
one-foot spin, optional free leg and entry position (2-4 revolutions); F. T-stops (R and L); G. Bunny hop;
H. Forward spiral on a straight line (R and L); Bonus Skill: Shoot the duck (R and L)
Tuesdays: January 12 - March 9
Time: 10:30 – 11 AM Time: Time: 10: 5 – 11:15 AM
Basic 1 Activity # 13867 Basic 4 Activity # 13876
Basic 2 Activity # 13870 Basic Activity # 13879
Basic 3 Activity # 13873 Basic 6 Activity # 13882
Fridays: January 15 - March 19 - No lessons February 12
Time: 3:20 – 3:50 PM Time: :30 – 5 PM
Basic 1 Activity # 1386 Basic 4 Activity # 13874
Basic 2 Activity # 13868 Basic Activity # 13877
Basic 3 Activity # 13871 Basic 6 Activity # 13880
Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13
Time: 9:35 – 10:05 AM Time: 10: 5 – 11:15 AM
Basic 1 Activity # 13866 Basic 4 Activity # 1387
Basic 2 Activity # 13869 Basic Activity # 13878
Basic 3 Activity # 13872 Basic 6 Activity # 13881
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Ho c k e y F o r A g e s 6 t o 12
HOCKEY LEVELS 1-
Ages 6 to 12
HOCK E Y
Cos t : $94. 50/pe r s on + $17 ear n to Sk ate USA me mbe r s hip f e e
(Me mbe r s hip is valid Jul y 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021)
POWER
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio SKATING
The Hockey curriculum is designed to teach the fundamentals of hockey skating. Ages : 8-14
In four badge levels, skaters will learn how to be more proficient and agile on the ice. Cos t : $108/pe r s on
Proper skating techniques for the game of hockey are the primary focus of the levels. + $17 ear n to Sk ate
All elements will be taught without a puck. Skaters will learn the basic hockey stance, USA me mbe r s hip f e e
stride, knee bend, use of edges and other necessary fundamentals to be successful in (Me mbe r s hip is valid
hockey practices and game situations. Jul y 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021)
Hock ey 1- Ele me nt s Ac tiv it y Size :
A. Falling and recovery to a balanced, standing position; B. Proper basic hockey 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
stance (forward and backward); C. March Forward across the ice (8-10 steps);
Hock ey Powe r Sk ating -
D. Two-foot glides and dips from forward marching across the ice; E. Forward
swizzles/double c-cuts (4- 6 in a row); F. T-Push to a two-foot glide (hold 2-4 sec- Ele me nt s :
onds) on a straight line, alternating feet; G. Snowplow Stop (stationary); Bonus Skill: A. Powerful backward C -Cuts;
Front to back and back to front turns (stationary) B. Forward alternating Cross -
Hock ey 2 - Ele me nt s overs down the length of the ice,
A. Forward strides using 45 degree V-Push, focus on good recovery and alternating with wide step transitions;
arm drive; B. Forward one-foot push and glide (R and L); C. Forward C-Cuts: single C. Backward alternating Cross -
leg (R and L) and alternating feet (R and L) in a straight line; D. Backward hustle or overs down the length of the ice,
march, then glide on two feet; E. Backward swizzles / double C-cuts (4-6 in a row); with wide step transitions (3 to
F. Backward C-Cuts, single leg (R and L) and alternating feet (R and L)n a straight
the left and three to the right);
line; G. Two-foot moving Snowplow stop; Bonus Skill: Scooter or skateboard push on
a circle (R and L) D. Forward power hockey turns/
tight glide turns, 180 degrees
Hock ey 3 - Ele me nt s
and 360 degree turns;
A. Lateral crossover march (both directions); B. Forward C-Cuts (1/2 swizzle pumps)
on a circle (both directions); C. Forward outside edges on half circles (large C’s), E. Fast stops and starts using
alternating feet on the short or long a is of the rink; D.Forward inside edges on half powerful, full strides and quick
circles (large C’s), alternating feet on the short or long a is of the rink; E. Backward hockey stops (R and L);
C-Cuts (½ swizzle pumps) on a circle (both directions); F. Backward snowplow stops: F. Fast backward skating with
One and two foot V-stop; G. One-foot moving snowplow stop (R and L) introduce ¼ quick backward V-stops. (One
turn with hips to hockey stop; Bonus Skill: Forward stops and starts
and two foot stops, alternating
Hock ey 4 - Ele me nt s feet)
A. Quick starts using forward V-start; B. Backward one-foot glide (R and L); C.
Forward crossover glides(clockwise and counterclockwise). Hold feet in crossed Sat ur day s
positon for 2 counts; D.Backward crossover glides (clockwise and counterclockwise). Januar y 16 - Mar ch 20
Hold feet in crossed positon for 2 counts; E. Forward crossovers on circle (clockwise Time : 8: 30 – 9: 15 AMAc tiv it y
and counterclockwise, 4-6 each); F. Backward crossovers on circle (clockwise and # 13905
counterclockwise 4-6 each); G. Hockey stops (stopping to the left and to the right,
with speed); Bonus Skill: Forward to backward Mohawk pivots (R and L) from
powerful, full strides
Tuesdays: January 12 - March 9
Time: 10:30 – 11 AM Time: Time: 10: 5 – 11:15 AM
Hockey 1 Activity # 1389 Hockey 3 Activity # 13901
Hockey 2 Activity # 13898 Hockey 4 Activity # 13904
Fridays: January 15 - March 19 - No lessons February 12
Time: 3:20 – 3:50 PM Time: :30 – 5 PM
Hockey 1 Activity # 13893 Hockey 3 Activity # 13899
Hockey 2 Activity # 13896 Hockey 4 Activity # 13902
Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13
Time: 9:35 – 10:05 AM Time: 10: 5 – 11:15 AM
Hockey 1 Activity # 13894 Hockey 3 Activity # 13900
Hockey 2 Activity # 13897 Hockey 4 Activity # 13903
SKATES, 9-WEEK
Winter Learn to Skate
SAFETY, and LESSONS INCLUDE
WHAT NINE
to 30-minute or 4 -minute lessons
WEAR FREE
Skate boots should provide skate rental and practice ice
a snug fit. Your foot should not
move around inside the boot. LOW
The closer the fit, the more con - student/teacher ratios
trol you will have.
5 FREE
Feet will feel best in lightweight public skate visits
socks or tights. Lace skates Must be used during WINTER session
by crisscrossing the laces
snugly around each hook .
FREE
To ensure proper support for the
ankle, the tightest point of lacing
Practice Ice
should be at the instep.
Wear several layers of clothing Sertich Ice Center ofers practice time for Learn to Skate students.
to start, as you warm -up Practicing is for your benefit and it’s FREE!
Below is the practice ice schedule.
you can discard a layer or two.
Family and friends can skate with students for $1 each including skate rental.
Comfort and freedom
of movement are important. Fridays: 3: – 4:2 PM
Saturdays: 10:10 - 10:40 AM
Try not to wear clothing
(Schedule subject to change)
that might be restrictive.
Sweats or warm -ups are ideal.
Skaters who require
a helmet must bring their own. FREE
Helmets are suggested
for beginner skaters and
Public Skating
Learn to Skate students
are recommended
RECEIVE (5) FREE PASSES
for all activities. to any of our public skating sessions.
Remember to bring gloves.
Just check in at the front desk before
Parents and spectators the session begins by giving your name to the cashier and
are not allowed on the ice we will deduct one pass from your automated account.
NOTE: Free passes must be used
during activities.
during designated Learn to Skate session.
Skaters should come dressed Students enrolled in Pre-Free Skate or above have the option of
and prepared to enter the ice (5) FREE PUBLIC SKATE PASSES
after putting on skates. or
(3) FREE FREESTYLE SESSION PASSES.
Both options are automated.
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F o r A d u lt s
ADULT BEGINNER TO ADVANCED 1-6
Ages 17 and up
Cos t : $108/pe r s on + $17 ear n to Sk ate USA me mbe r s hip f e e
(Me mbe r s hip is valid Jul y 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021)
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
The Adult curriculum is designed for both beginning and e perienced adult skaters who wish to improve
their skating skills. Participation in the program will help promote physical fitness and improve balance and
coordination while teaching proper skating techniques. This is an e citing program for people who look
to skating as an enjoyable part of a fit and healthy lifestyle. Divided into si levels from basic skating to more
advanced skills, adult skaters will progress at an individual rate while being challenged and motivated.
Based on prior skating e perience, adults may choose to begin at the level that best matches their skill base.
Adult 1 - Ele me nt s
A. Falling and recovery (on ice); B. Forward marching; C. Forward two-foot glide; D. Forward swizzles (4-6
in a row); E. One forward swizzle/one backward swizzle (rocking horse); F. Dip; G. Forward snowplow stop
(one or two feet)
Adult 2 - Ele me nt s
A. Forward skating across the width of the ice; B. Forward one-foot glides (R and L); C. Forward slalom;
D. Backward wiggles; E. Backward swizzles (4-6 in a row); F. Two-foot turns in place
Adult 3 - Ele me nt s
A. Forward stroking with proper blade use (begin with repetitive one-foot pushes); B. Forward half-swizzle
pumps on the circle, clockwise and counterclockwise (6-8 in a row); C. Moving forward to backward and
backward to forward two-foot turn on a circle, clockwise and counterclockwise; D. Backward skating into a
long two-foot glide; E. Forward chasses on a circle, clockwise and counterclockwise; F. Backward
snowplow stop (R and L)
Adult 4 - Ele me nt s
A. Forward outside edge on a circle (R and L); B. Forward inside edge on a circle (R and L); C. Forward
crossovers, clockwise and counterclockwise; D. Backward one-foot glides (R and L); E. Backward
half-swizzle pumps on a circle, clockwise and counterclockwise; F. Hockey stop, both directions
Adult 5 - Ele me nt s
A. Backward outside edge on circle (R and L); B. Backward inside edge on a circle (R and L);
C. Backward crossovers, clockwise and counterclockwise; D. Forward outside three-turn (R and L);
E. Forward swing rolls to a count of si ; F. Beginning two-foot spin
Adult 6 - Ele me nt s
A. Forward stroking with crossover end patterns; B. Backward stroking with crossover end patterns;
C. Forward inside three-turn (R and L); D. Beginning power pull (R and L); E. T-stop (R and L); F. Lunge;
G. Two-foot spin into one-foot spin
Tuesdays: January 12 - March 9
Time: 10:30 – 11 AM Time: Time: 10: 5 – 11:15 AM
Adult 1 Activity # 13847 Adult 4 Activity # 138 6
Adult 2 Activity # 138 0 Adult Activity # 138 9
Adult 3 Activity # 138 3 Adult 6 Activity # 13862
Fridays: January 15 - March 19 - No lessons February 12
Time: 3:20 – 3:50 PM Time: :30 – 5 PM
Adult 1 Activity # 1384 Adult 4 Activity # 138 4
Adult 2 Activity # 13848 Adult Activity # 138 7
Adult 3 Activity # 138 1 Adult 6 Activity # 13860
Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13
Time: 9:35 – 10:05 AM Time: 10: 5 – 11:15 AM
Adult 1 Activity # 13846 Adult 4 Activity # 138
Adult 2 Activity # 13849 Adult Activity # 138 8
Adult 3 Activity # 138 2 Adult 6 Activity # 13861
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S p e c ia lt y L e s s o ns
PRE-FREE SKATE (Combination of Basic 7 & 8)
Pr e r e quis ite : Bas ic 6
Cos t : $108/pe r s on + $17 ear n to Sk ate USA me mbe r s hip f e e (Me mbe r s hip is valid Jul y 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021)
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
Skating Skills: A. Backward crossovers to a backward outside edge glide (landing position), clockwise and counter
clockwise; B. Backward outside edge to a forward outside edge transition on a circle (R and L); C. Two forward crossovers
into a forward inside mohawk, step down and cross behind, step into one backward crossover and step to a forward inside
edge, repeat three times clockwise and counterclockwise
Spins: D .One-foot upright spin, optional entry and free-foot position (minimum 3 revolutions)
Jumps: E. Mazurka (R and L); F. Waltz jump
Bonus Skill: Backward inside pivots, clockwise and counterclockwise
Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13
Time: 8:30 – 9:15 AM
Activity # 13910
FREE SKATE 1 - 6
Pr e r e quis ite : Pr e -Fr e e Sk ate
Cos t : $108/pe r s on + $17 ear n to Sk ate USA me mbe r s hip f e e (Me mbe r s hip is valid Jul y 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021)
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
Each free skate level is comprised of a variety of progressive skating skills, transitions, spins and jumps — all of which build
on the previous skill, providing skaters a strong foundation of all elements. These levels will be taught in a positive and
interactive group format such as an Aspire program, circuit classes or as an introductory training program. Instructors will
focus on quality and mastery of skills.
Fr e e Sk ate 1 - Ele me nt s Fr e e Sk ate 4 - Ele me nt s
Skating Skills: A. Forward power stroking (clockwise and Skating Skills: A. Forward power three-turns, 3 sets each
counterclockwise); B. Basic forward outside and forward (R and L); B. Waltz eight
inside consecutive edges (4-6); C. Backward outside Spins: C. Forward upright spin to backward upright spin
three-turns (R and L) (3 revs. each foot); D. Sit spin (min. three revolutions)
Spins: D. Upright spin, entry from back crossovers Jumps: E. Half loop; F. Flip
(minimum 4 revolutions) Bonus Skill: Split jump, stag jump or split falling leaf
Jumps: E. Half flip; F. Toe loop
Fr e e Sk ate 5 - Ele me nt s
Bonus Skill: Waltz jump-waltz jump
Skating Skills: A. Backward outside three-turn, mohawk
Fr e e Sk ate 2 - Ele me nt s (backward power three-turns), clockwise and counter
Skating Skills: A. Alternating forward outside and inside clockwise; B. Five-step mohawk sequence, clockwise and
spirals on a continuous a is (two sets); B. Basic backward counterclockwise
outside and backward inside consecutive edges (4-6); Spins: C. Camel spin (min. three revolutions)
C. Backward inside three-turns (R and L) Jumps: D. Waltz jump-loop jump combination; E. Lutz jump
Spins: D. Beginning back spin (min. 1-2 revolutions) Bonus Skill: Loop-loop combo
Jumps: E. Half Lutz; F. Salchow
Free Skate 6 - Elements
Bonus Skill: Variation of a forward spiral, skater’s choice
Skating Skills: A. Forward power pulls (R and L);
Fr e e Sk ate 3 - Ele me nt s B. Choreographic step sequence, skater’s choice, using a
Skating Skills: A. Alternating backward crossovers to back variety of three-turns, mohawks and toe steps
outside edges (4 sets); B. Alternating mohawk/crossover Spins: C. Camel-sit spin combination (min. two revolutions
sequence (R to L and L to R); C. Waltz three-turns (forward each position); D. Layback, attitude or cross-foot spin
outside three-turn, backward outside edge glide), clockwise (three revolutions)
and counterclockwise Jumps: E. Waltz jump-Euler-Salchow jump sequence;
Spins: D. Advanced back spin with free foot in crossed leg F. Beginning A el
position (min. three revolutions) Bonus Skill: Backward outside pivot (optional entry)
Jumps: E. Loop jump; F. Waltz jump-toe loop
or Salchow toe loop combination Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lesson February 13
Bonus Skill: Toe step sequence, skater’s choice, Time: 8:30 – 9:15 AM
using a variety of toe steps Free Skate 1 Activity # 1388 Free Skate 4 Activity # 13888
Free Skate 2 Activity # 13886 Free Skate Activity # 13889
Free Skate 3 Activity # 13887 Free Skate 6 Activity # 13890
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S p e c ia lt y L e s s o ns
“ 0’s PLUS” POWER HIGH-LEVEL POWER
For age 40 and up Pr e r e quis ite : Pas s e d Fr e e Sk ate 3
Pr e r e quis ite : Good command of f or war d and Cos t : $94. 50/pe r s on
back war d s k ating and t hr e e -tur ns Ac tiv it y Size : 10 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
Cos t : $108/pe r s on
Des cr iption: Increase skating power with this 30-minute
Ac tiv it y Size : 10 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
constant movement conditioning activity. Students will
Des cr iption: This is a low-impact, high-energy activity improve their strength, endurance, agility and speed.
that will focus on stamina, core strength and edge work.
Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13
Basic elements emphasized are forward and backward
Time: 7:20 – 7:50 AM
perimeter stroking, cross rolls, power 3’s and basic edges.
Activity # 13892
If you’re 40 or older, join us for 30-minutes of non-stop fun!
Tuesdays: January 12 - March 9 POWER STROKING
Time: 10 – 10:30 AM Pr e r e quis ite : Bas ic 4
Activity # 13844 Cos t : $94. 50/pe r s on
Ac tiv it y Size : 10 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
PATCH (Classic Figures)
Pr e r e quis ite : Pas s e d Fr e e Sk ate 1 Des cr iption: Increase skating power with this 30-minute
Cos t : $108/pe r s on constant movement conditioning activity. Students will
Ac tiv it y Size : 10 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio work on basic stroking techniques.
Des cr iption: Patch or figures refers to circular patterns Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13
which skaters trace on the ice to demonstrate skill in Time: 7:55 – 8:25 AM
placing clean turns evenly on round circles. These circles Activity # 13909
are skated using one foot at a time, as a skater masters
balance, control, flow and edge to achieve clean and ac- AXEL
curate tracings. Pr e r e quis ite : Pas s e d Fr e e Sk ate 3
Cos t : $108/pe r s on + $17
Thursdays: January 1 - March 11 (Me mbe r s hip is valid Jul y 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021)
Time: 10:10 – 10: 0 AM Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
Activity # 13908
Of Ice Ele me nt s : A. Take-of position #1 (entry edge) on
DANCE floor; B. Take-of position #2 (step up) on floor; C. Air
Pr e r e quis ite : Bas ic 4 or Adult 4 position on floor; D. Landing position on floor; E. A el
Cos t : $108/pe r s on walk-through; F. A el on the floor
Ac tiv it y Size : 10 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio On Ice Ele me nt s : A. Gliding take-of position #1 (entry
edge); B. Take-of position #2 (step up and weight transfer);
Des cr iption: This activity is great for all skaters looking to C. Gliding backward in air position; D. Gliding landing
e pand their skating skills. Focus is placed on basic dance position; E. Straddle Waltz jump-back spin-jump out to
step technique, edges, and turns. Patterned dances such landing position; F. A el from a stand-still, side toe hop, or
as the Dutch Waltz, Canasta Tango and Rhythm Blues will forward outside edge roll; G. A el from backward
be taught. This low-impact activity will help improve knee crossovers
bend, leg e tension, posture, and basic rhythm while learn-
ing to skate to music. Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13
Time: 8:30 – 9:15 AM
Thursdays: January 1 - March 11 Activity # 13864
Time: 10: 5 – 11:15 AM
Activity # 13884
3-MONTH UNLIMITED
PUBLIC SKATE MEMBERSHIPS
Unlimited skating on all Public Skate sessions
for three months from the date of purchase
INDIVIDUAL FAMILY OF FOUR
Public Skate Members ip Public Skate Members ip
$75 $200
(Includes skate rental) (Includes skate rental)
8
COVID-19
PRECAUTIONS
FREE SKATE ELITE
Pr e r e quis ite : and an Axel Staying physically active is one
Cos t : $108/pe r s on
of the best ways to keep your
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio
mind and body healthy. Your
Des cr iption: This activity is for skaters who have achieved an safety and the safety of our em -
A el and want to continue with group lessons. Free Skate Elite
ployees is our priority. Sertich
covers A els through double jumps, and jump combinations as
well as flying spins. Ice Center is taking precau -
tions to minimize the spread of
Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13 COVID -19:
Time: 8:30 – 9:15 AM
• Everyone entering the facil -
Activity # 13891
ity is required to wear a face
covering, unless specifically
BEGINNER SPINS
Pr e r e quis ite : Pas s e d Fr e e Sk ate 1 exempted by the state man -
Cos t : $94. 50/pe r s on date.
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio • Temperature checks will be
performed on every person
Des cr iption: This activity will cover the fundamentals
of spinning. Spin entrances and e its will be reinforced entering the facility.
with an emphasis on scratch spin, back scratch spin, sit spin and • Skaters/customers are al -
camel spin. lowed entry 15 minutes prior
Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13 to start of lessons and must
Time: 9:35 – 10:05 AM exit within 15 -minutes of end
Activity # 13883 of lesson or end of practice
ice.
ADVANCED SPINS • Employees will clean and
Pr e r e quis ite : evel Pr e -Pr eliminar y disinfect surfaces between
Cos t : $94. 50/pe r s on each ice event
Ac tiv it y Size : 5 to 1 s tude nt /ins t r uc tor ratio • Shared rental skates will be
Des cr iption: This activity will focus on flying spins, spin disinfected after each use
combinations and variations. Entrance and e it techniques are • No sharing of water bottles or
also reviewed. Skaters must have mastered four rotations of other high touch equipment
scratch spin, back scratch spin, sit spin and camel spin to enroll.
Saturdays: January 16 - March 20 - No lessons February 13 COVID-19 pr e cautions may
Time: 9:35 – 10:05 AM change bas e d on cur r e nt s t ate
Activity # 13863 mandates
How you can he lp us?
• If you’re feeling sick , stay
home and visit another time
• Please bring your own equip -
ment when possible
• Practice social distancing by
staying at least six feet from
others
• Wash your hands often for
at least 20 seconds and use
hand sanitizer
Pleas e r e f e r to :
www. ElPas oCount yHealt h. org
f or mor e inf or mation about
COVID -19.
9About Learn to Skate USA
Mission Overview
To provide a fun and positive e perience that will instill a As you begin your journey of learning to skate, you will
lifelong love of skating. quickly realize that you are learning so much more than
how to skate. You will be infused with the joy of
Objectives improving every time you try something new. Each time
• Teach children and adults the fundamentals of ice you fall, you will strengthen your confidence to get back up
skating while building confidence and skills through and try again. While learning the importance of balance,
each lesson. discipline and tenacity, you will be reassured that even the
• Provide a progressive curriculum that ensures greatest challenges can be overcome. These are more than
success from the first steps on the ice to the mastery lessons in skating; they are essential lessons of life.
of advanced skills. Learn to Skate USA makes these lessons easy and fun.
• Promote the health and fitness benefits of ice skating. Through our world-class curriculum and nationally
• Equip each participant with the foundation necessary certified instructors, you will be enthusiastic about learning
to reach their goal, be it recreational or competitive in to skate—from your first steps on the ice until the time you
nature. reach your goals. Whether you wish to enjoy the
recreational benefits of skating or dream of Olympic fame,
this is the place to start.
The only ice skating program endorsed by U.S. Figure
Skating, USA Hockey, US Speedskating and the Special
Olympics, Learn to Skate USA ofers every participant a
rewarding e perience rooted in the lifelong benefits of ice
skating.
Learn to Skate USA memberships are $17/person
Membership is required for all Snowplow Sam, Basic, Adul Beginner and Advanced, Hockey, Pre-Free Ska e, Free Ska e, and Axel.
Membership is valid July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021
Skating School Group Activities
Sertich Ice Center activities are designed to provide a positive learning experience, filled with lots of fun.
Our objectives are to...
• Provide a safe and enjoyable skating experience,
• Teach the correct techniques for the basic elements,
• Promote health and fitness,
• Develop social relationships through group interaction,
• Teach life -long skills.
The curriculum will guide the skaters through the Learn to Skate USA test structure.
However, we understand that each skater is unique and will learn at his/her own pace.
Learn to Skate Evaluations...
Let us know how we’re doing.
We want to provide you with a quality skating e perience each and every time you visit.
We appreciate your feedback and want to hear from you throughout the Learn to Skate session.
For continued improvement of services, please complete an evaluation anytime you would like us to know
when you are happy with our services and where we could use some improvement.
Evaluations are available at the skate rental counter. As we know your time is valuable,
we would like to thank you for your feedback by providing you
one courtesy public skate pass when you submit a completed evaluation.
10Registration
REGISTRATION DATES REFUND POLICY
November 9 - Ongoing A full credit or refund will be issued to the customer if an
activity is canceled or at capacity. If the customer withdraws
Register early! Activity capacity is limited to five
from the program prior to the program start date, the
students per activity.
customer will receive a refund or credit upon submitting a
REGISTRATION OPTIONS written request. If a refund request is submitted after the
Business Hours: 9 AM - 5 PM Monday through Friday program start date, Management will determine the amount of
the refund or credit based on the number of classes attended.
Walk -in: Sertich Ice Center (in Memorial Park) Please note: he Learn to Skate USA membership fee is non-
1705 East Pikes Peak Avenue refundable.
Mail-in: Send registration and form of payment to:
Sertich Ice Center ACTIVIT Y SIZE & ENROLLMENT
Attention: Learn to Skate Sertich Ice Center’s policy is to provide quality programming.
1705 East Pikes Peak Avenue A student/instructor ratio of 5:1 will be maintained in Learn to
Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Skate activities when there is more than one activity on the
ice at the same time. Activities with less than three skaters
Fax-in: (719) 385-6063 may be cancelled or combined with another level. Activity size
Send completed registration form including
is limited.
Visa, MC, Discover or AMEX card number,
e piration date and CCV.
Faxes are processed during regular business
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES (ADA)
hours. The City of Colorado Springs complies with the ADA and will
make reasonable accommodations to enable people with
Online : Go to www.coloradosprings.gov/Sertich disabilities to participate in and enjoy recreation programs.
1. Click on the REGISTER GO! button
2. Click on MY ACCOUNT
3. Enter (LOGIN and PASSWORD) MEMORIES THAT LAST
4. Click on REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES By registering yourself/your child in Recreation Services
Sort by Location, Activity Category, Activity Name, Activity Number, etc. activities, you hereby consent to the photographing of
5. Select the NAME OF ACTIVITY, then click ADD TO MY CART yourself/your child by the City of Colorado Springs and/or
6. In the drop down bo , select the participant who will be taking the class.
When finished, click CONTINUE.
their agents, and consent to the use of these photographs
7. Follow the steps for payment. Visa, MC, Discover, or American E press singularly or in conjunction with other photographs or video
accepted. Be sure to complete your order and click CONTINUE. recordings for Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services
8. Print receipt or go green! marketing purposes without any compensation.
REGISTRATION IN A 9 WEEK
WINTER SESSION INC UDES
FREE
• 9/30 minute or 9/45 minute lessons
• Free skate rental and free practice ice
(Attendance limited to current state mandates)
Prac t ice Ice • ow student/teacher ratios
• 5 free public skate passes (Must be used during
Se r tich Ice Ce nte r of e r s prac tice time WINTER session. Attendance limited to current
f or ear n to Sk ate s tude nt s . state mandates )
Prac ticing is f or your be ne f it and it ’s FREE!
Below is t he prac tice ice s che dule .
Famil y and f r ie nds can s k ate w it h s tude nt s
MAKE-UP ESSONS
f or $1 each including s k ate r e nt al.
Mak e -up les s ons ar e available to s tude nt s i f
Fr iday s : 3: 55 – 4: 25 PM t he activ it y t he s tude nt s is r e gis te r e d for is
Satur day s : 10: 10 - 10: 40 AM of e r e d at a di f e r e nt time . Mak e -up les s ons
mus t be pr e -s che dule d. Cont act Pam at
(Sche dule s ubje ct to change) (719) 385 -6009 to s che dule . Pr e -s che duling
is r e quir e d in or de r to s t ay unde r t he
s tude nt /ins t r uctor ratio of 5/1 for activ ities .
11Registration Form
Parent/Guardian: Email:
Address: City/Zip:
Primary Phone: Secondary Phone:
Check Payment Method: q Cash q Check q Visa q Mastercard q Discover q AmericanExpress q Money Order q Other
Student ’s Of ice
M/F Date of Birth Activity # | Title | Time Fee
First and Last Name Use
Membership is required for all Snowplow Sam, Basic, Adult Beginner and Advanced, Hockey, Pre-Free Skate, Free Skate, and Axel. ($17 non-refundable fee)
q I acknowledge and agree to the Participant Warning Statement/Release and Assumption of the Risk .
Although participation in supervised athletics and activities is generally considered safe, and serious injuries are not common, it is
impossible to eliminate every risk. To help reduce accidents and injuries, players must obey safety rules, report all physical problems,
follow a proper conditioning program and inspect their own equipment. By registering for this program, you acknowledge that you
have read and understand this warning. Those who do not wish to accept the risk should not register or participate.
The City of Colorado Springs carries no insurance for participants or spectators.
EMS will be called for all medical emergencies, and individuals will be responsible for all ensuing charges.
In attending Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (PRCS) programs and using the facilities and equipment asso-
ciated with them, the participant does so at his/her own risk. PRCS shall not be liable for any damages arising from personal injuries
sustained by Participant while participating in PRCS programs or about the premises associated with the programs. Participant as-
sumes full responsibility for any injuries or damages that may occur to Participant in or about the premises used in conjunction with
the programs, and fully and forever releases and discharges the Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Depart-
ment, the City of Colorado Springs and all associated employees and agents, from any and all claims, demands, damages, rights of
action or causes of action, present or future, whether the same be known, anticipated or unanticipated, resulting from or arising out of
the Participant’s use or intended use of the facilities and equipment associated with PRCS programs.
Participant also acknowledges that programs are open to the public and that the City of Colorado Springs is not responsible for
screening other Participants or members of the public for any infectious disease. Participant voluntarily assumes the risk of e posure
to infectious diseases by attending City Facilities and understands that such e posure or infection may result in personal injury, ill-
ness, permanent disability, and death. Participant understands that the risk of becoming e posed to or infected any infectious disease
may result from the actions, omissions, or negligence of Participant and others, including, but not limited to, City employees, volun-
teers, and program participants and their families.
Participant voluntarily agrees to assume all of the foregoing risks and accept sole responsibility for any injury to Participant including,
but not limited to, personal injury, disability, death, illness, damage, loss, claim, liability, or e pense, of any kind, that Participant may
e perience or incur in connection with Participant’s attendance at City Facilities or participation in City programming (“Claims”). Par-
ticipant hereby releases, covenants not to sue, discharges, and holds harmless the City, its employees, agents, and representatives, of
and from the Claims, including all liabilities, claims, actions, damages, costs or e penses of any kind arising out of or relating thereto.
Participant understands and agrees that this release includes any Claims based on the actions, omissions, or negligence of the City,
its employees, agents, and representatives, whether before, during, or after Participant’s participation in any City program.
Inclusion Coordinator : q If the student needs an accommodation to participate, please check the bo .
Helping Hand Fund: Yes, I would like to contribute q$1 q $5 q $10 or $ to the PRCS Youth Scholarship Fund. This
fund allows children, youth and teens to enroll in programs who otherwise would not have the opportunity to participate. Please include
your donation with this registration. Thank you!INFORMATIPROVIDED BELOW WILL BE DESTROYED IMMEDIATELY AFTER REGISTRATION
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