Tuesday Class (Youth ages 3+) (8 weeks)
All classes are held in the Huntsville Ice Sports Center located at 3185 Leeman Ferry Rd, Huntsville Al 35801.
Tuesday Class
Class dates listed below :
Jan 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb 7, 21, 28, March 7
- 4:40-5:40pm
- Skate rental included in series price
- Warm up starts at 4:30pm
- Helmets are not provided - you must bring your own if desired.
- All children must wear long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket, and socks that reach above ankle to mid calves.
- No credits or refunds will be offered for absent classes.
In the HSSTA Learn to Skate program, the Basic Skills curriculum is available to skaters over the age of 3 who are taking their first steps on the ice. Instructors use engaging activities to teach the FUNdamentals of ice skating. The six progressive levels introduce forward and backward skating, stops, edges, crossovers and turns with agility, balance, coordination and speed as main focuses. Through these skills, skaters enter the first stage of skills to begin exploring the world of skating.
Upon completing the Basic Skills curriculum, skaters will be set up to choose whatever path in skating they desire. Whether they’re looking to land an Axel, score a hat trick or speed across the finish line, Basic Skills sets skaters up for success.
Wednesday Class (Youth ages 5+) (8 weeks)
All classes are held in the Huntsville Ice Sports Center located at 3185 Leeman Ferry Rd, Huntsville Al 35801.
Wednesday Class
Class dates listed below :
Jan 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 22, March 1, 8
- 4:40-5:40pm
- Skate rental included in series price
- Warm up starts at 4:30pm
- Helmets are not provided - you must bring your own if desired.
- All children must wear long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket, and socks that reach above ankle to mid calves.
- No credits or refunds will be offered for absent classes.
In the HSSTA Learn to Skate program, the Basic Skills curriculum is available to skaters over the age of 3 who are taking their first steps on the ice. Instructors use engaging activities to teach the FUNdamentals of ice skating. The six progressive levels introduce forward and backward skating, stops, edges, crossovers and turns with agility, balance, coordination and speed as main focuses. Through these skills, skaters enter the first stage of skills to begin exploring the world of skating.
Upon completing the Basic Skills curriculum, skaters will be set up to choose whatever path in skating they desire. Whether they’re looking to land an Axel, score a hat trick or speed across the finish line, Basic Skills sets skaters up for success.
Saturday Class (Youth ages 4+) (7 weeks)
All classes are held in the Huntsville Ice Sports Center located at 3185 Leeman Ferry Rd, Huntsville Al 35801
Class dates listed below :
Jan 21, 28, Feb 4, 11, 25, March 4, 11
- 10:00 -11:00 am
- Skate rental included in series price
- Warm up starts at 9:50am
- Helmets are not provided - you must bring your own if desired.
- All children must wear long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket, and socks that reach above ankle to mid calves.
- No credits or refunds will be offered for absent classes.
In the HSSTA Learn to Skate program, the Basic Skills curriculum is available to skaters over the age of 3 who are taking their first steps on the ice. Instructors use engaging activities to teach the FUNdamentals of ice skating. The six progressive levels introduce forward and backward skating, stops, edges, crossovers and turns with agility, balance, coordination and speed as main focuses. Through these skills, skaters enter the first stage of skills to begin exploring the world of skating.
Upon completing the Basic Skills curriculum, skaters will be set up to choose whatever path in skating they desire. Whether they’re looking to land an Axel, score a hat trick or speed across the finish line, Basic Skills sets skaters up for success.
Adult Learn to Skate (7 weeks)
All classes are held in the Huntsville Ice Sports Center located at 3185 Leeman Ferry Rd, Huntsville Al 35801.
Saturday Class (7 weeks)
Jan 21, 28, Feb 4, 11, 25, March 4, 11
- 11:10am-12:10pm.
- Skate rental included in series price.
- Warm up starts at 11:00am.
- Helmets are not provided - you must bring your own if desired.
- All skaters must wear long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket, and socks that reach above ankle to mid calves.
- No credits or refunds will be offered for absent classes.
Adult Learn to Skate curriculum is designed for both beginning and experienced 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 exciting program for people who look to skating as an enjoyable part of a fit and healthy lifestyle. At the conclussion of the Learn to Skate Classes skaters can advance their skills to other disciplines such as ice hockey or advanced figure skating.
Hockey Skill Development (Adults/Youth, 7 weeks)
All classes are held in the Huntsville Ice Sports Center located at 3185 Leeman Ferry Rd, Huntsville Al 35801.
Hockey Skill Development (7 weeks)
- Jan 21, 28 Feb 4, 11, 25, March 4, 11
- 12:10-1:10pm RINK 2
- Skate rental included in series price.
- Helmets are not provided - you must bring your own
- NO STICKS or PUCKS
- No credits or refunds will be offered for absent classes.
Adult Hockey Skill Development will be taught by instructors who are focused on skating skill development specific to hockey skills. Participants are encouraged to wear hockey skates and helmets.
Wednesday Aspire Classes (8 weeks)
Wednesday Aspire (Bridge) Class
Class for skaters that have graudated from Basic 6 to the Freeskate levels of Learn To Skate.
• Dynamic Warm up begins at 5:00pm in the Multipurpose Room A
• Classes are 1 hour long
• Skaters are encouraged to wear their hair tied back if longer than shoulder length
• No credits or refunds will be offered for absent classes.
Monday Basic LTS (Youth 3+) (8 Weeks)
All classes are held in the Huntsville Ice Sports Center located at 3185 Leeman Ferry Rd, Huntsville Al 35801.
Monday Homeschool & TOT Class
Class dates listed below :
Jan 9,16,23,30,Feb 6, 20,27 March 6
- 1:30-2:30pm (Homeschool & TOT Class)
- Tots allowed - ages 3+
- Skate rental included in series price
- Warm up starts at 1:20pm
- Helmets are not provided - you must bring your own if desired.
- All skaters 4 and under must wear a helmet.
- All children must wear long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket, and socks that reach above ankle to mid calves.
- No credits or refunds will be offered for absent classes.
In the HSSTA Learn to Skate program, the Basic Skills curriculum is available to skaters over the age of 3 who are taking their first steps on the ice. Instructors use engaging activities to teach the FUNdamentals of ice skating. The six progressive levels introduce forward and backward skating, stops, edges, crossovers and turns with agility, balance, coordination and speed as main focuses. Through these skills, skaters enter the first stage of skills to begin exploring the world of skating.
Upon completing the Basic Skills curriculum, skaters will be set up to choose whatever path in skating they desire. Whether they’re looking to land an Axel, score a hat trick or speed across the finish line, Basic Skills sets skaters up for success.
Saturday LTS Class 2 (Youth ages 4+) (9:00am-10:00am)
All classes are held in the Huntsville Ice Sports Center located at 3185 Leeman Ferry Rd, Huntsville Al 35801
Class dates listed below :
Jan 21, 28, Feb 4, 11, 25, March 4, 11
- 9:00am - 10:00 am
- Skate rental included in series price
- Warm up starts at 9:50am
- Helmets are not provided - you must bring your own if desired.
- All children must wear long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket, and socks that reach above ankle to mid calves.
- No credits or refunds will be offered for absent classes.
In the HSSTA Learn to Skate program, the Basic Skills curriculum is available to skaters over the age of 3 who are taking their first steps on the ice. Instructors use engaging activities to teach the FUNdamentals of ice skating. The six progressive levels introduce forward and backward skating, stops, edges, crossovers and turns with agility, balance, coordination and speed as main focuses. Through these skills, skaters enter the first stage of skills to begin exploring the world of skating.
Upon completing the Basic Skills curriculum, skaters will be set up to choose whatever path in skating they desire. Whether they’re looking to land an Axel, score a hat trick or speed across the finish line, Basic Skills sets skaters up for success.