It's Never To Late To Learn to ICE SKATE!

LEARN TO SKATE!
ages 3 to Adult

FMC Ice Sports encourages kids to try a new sport this fall. Ice Skating is an elegant sport that is a great form of exercise, improves balance and coordination and builds self confidence in children while becoming more physically fit.

Whether your child wishes to pursue hockey or figure skating or recreational with friends and family, Step 1 classes are the first step to success. Learn to Skate classes are for participants ages 3 and up who have little to no formal skating instruction.

FMC’s Youth Learn to Skate curriculum is designed for participants ages 3 and up who have little to no formal skating experience. FMC’s coaches will help your skater learn the skills necessary to enjoy the sport for a lifetime. Skaters must be potty trained. Skaters are divided into age appropriate and skill appropriate levels beginning with:

• Pre Tot: Ages 3-4
• Tot 1: Ages 5-6
• Youth 1: Ages 6-12
• Youth 2: Ages 6-12 who have passed Youth 1
• Teen/Adult: ages 13+

Search for classes here

http://fmcicesports.com/programs/lessons/step-1/

Register: Over the phone, online or walk-in 20-30 minutes before class starts

Fall 1 Session: September 14-November 8
Fall 2 Session: November 9-January 3
Winter Session: January 4-February 28

Locations:
Navin Arena, 451 Bolton Street, Marlborough MA 01752 (508) 624-5580
William Chase Arena, 35 Windsor Ave, Natick MA 01760 (508) 655-1013
Pirelli Veterans Arena, 910 Panther Way, Franklin MA 02038 (508) 541-7024
Blackstone Valley IcePlex, 125 Plain Street, Hopedale MA 01747 (508) 478-6423

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What should my child wear? Skating is a sport. So dress in athletic type clothing. Leggings/sweatpants/snowpants and form fitting clothing allows for ease of movement. Winter/fleece jackets and layers are encouraged incase they break a sweat. An all sport HECC helmet is also required for all youth skaters. Don’t forget gloves to keep your hands warm, and a thin pair of socks that rises above the ankles.

For more information visit our website at http://fmcicesports.com/ or contact our Marlboro Program director at marlboroprograms@fmcicesports.com