ICE programs
We offer a variety of ice programs designed to enhance skills, foster teamwork, and promote active lifestyles for all ages and abilities.
LITTLE WINGS LEARN TO PLAY
LITTLE WINGS LEARN TO PLAY
• Intended for interested, first-time players between the ages of 5–9 years old
• Must have the ability to skate on their own
• Includes 6 weekly 50-minute on-ice sessions
• Includes a complete set of hockey equipment, yours to keep!
SATURDAYS, 10:00AM–10:50AM, BEGINNING MARCH 28
What is Learn to Skate USA?
Learn to Skate USA is the official skating program endorsed by U.S. Figure Skating, USA Hockey, and US Speedskating. It’s recognized as the gold standard for teaching skating skills in a safe, structured, and fun way. The program is designed for all ages — from toddlers to adults — and serves as the foundation for recreational skating, figure skating, and hockey.
Program Structure-
Snowplow Sam (Ages 3–6): Early childhood levels that focus on balance, coordination, and having fun.
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Basic Skills (All ages): Fundamental skating skills like gliding, stopping, and turning.
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Hockey Skating: Specialized track focusing on power, speed, and agility for future hockey players.
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Figure Skating Tracks: Pre-Free Skate and Free Skate levels for aspiring figure skaters.
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Adult Lessons: Curriculum tailored for adults learning or returning to the ice.
Benefits
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Follows a nationally standardized curriculum with progression badges and levels.
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Includes membership perks like:
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U.S. Figure Skating Basic Skills Membership
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Skating Magazine (digital)
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Skills record book
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Achievement badges for levels passed
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Sports accident insurance coverage
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Certified instructors trained under U.S. Figure Skating guidelines.
Why It Matters
Learn to Skate USA builds confidence and safety on the ice while opening doors to hockey, figure skating, and lifelong skating enjoyment. It’s the step before Learn to Play Hockey or advanced skating programs.
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What is Open Skate?
Open Skate (sometimes called Public Skate) is unstructured ice time open to everyone — families, kids, adults, and skaters of all skill levels. Unlike Stick N Puck or Drop-In Hockey, this is purely recreational skating, with no pucks or games allowed.
What to Expect
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Relaxed, fun environment to just enjoy skating
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Great for families, date nights, or friends looking for an activity
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Music often playing to keep the energy up
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Rentals usually available if you don’t have skates
Rules & Requirements
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Skates required (rentals available at most rinks)
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No hockey gear, sticks, or pucks
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Helmets recommended, especially for kids and beginners
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Skaters move in the same direction for safety
Why It’s Great
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Affordable, family-friendly fun
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Builds confidence on the ice
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Easy way to practice skating casually without being in a class or game
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At the door ticket: $15
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What is Stick N Puck?
Stick N Puck is an open-ice session designed for individual hockey players of all ages and skill levels to practice on their own. It’s not a game or scrimmage like drop-in hockey, but rather unstructured ice time where you can work on your skills at your own pace.
Typical Activities During Stick N Puck-
Practicing skating, stickhandling, and passing
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Working on shooting accuracy and power
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Skating drills (edges, stops, crossovers, etc.)
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Parent/child practice sessions
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Small group skill work (no organized games)
Rules & Requirements
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Helmet required (some rinks also require at least gloves and skates, though full gear is optional)
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No scrimmages or contact — ice is shared by everyone
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Players bring their own pucks and gear
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What is Drop-In Hockey?
Drop-In Hockey is an open-ice session for players who want to scrimmage in a pick-up game format. It’s less formal than league play but still fast-paced and competitive, making it great for players who want extra ice time without committing to a team.
What to Expect-
Players divide into teams on the spot
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Full-ice scrimmages, usually with line changes
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No refs — it’s self-officiated, so good sportsmanship is important
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Typically 60–90 minutes of play
Rules & Requirements
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Full equipment required (helmet, pads, stick, gloves, skates, etc.)
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Goalies usually play for free
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Must be a capable skater (not for beginners)
Why It’s Great
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Competitive, game-like atmosphere without league commitment
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Perfect for staying in game shape and improving team play
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Great way to meet other local players
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What is 55 & Up Hockey?
55 & Up Hockey is a specialized drop-in style session for older adult players who want to stay active and enjoy the game at a fun, competitive but lower-intensity pace. It’s all about keeping the love of hockey alive while making it safe, social, and enjoyable for skaters in their 50s, 60s, and beyond.
What to Expect-
Pick-up hockey games with players age 55+
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A more relaxed pace than standard drop-in sessions
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Emphasis on camaraderie, teamwork, and staying active
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Usually self-organized lines and substitutions
Rules & Requirements
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Full gear required (just like drop-in hockey)
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No body checking — focus is on clean, safe play
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Goalies encouraged to join (often play for free)
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Typical session: 60–90 minutes
Why It’s Great
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Keeps older players skating, competing, and socializing
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Lower-intensity games reduce injury risk
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Builds a strong community of hockey enthusiasts
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Great cardio and fitness while still playing the sport you love
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What is ICEFSC?
The Iceland Competitive Edge Figure Skating Club (ICEFSC) is the official figure skating club based at Flint Iceland Arenas. It provides skaters of all ages and skill levels the chance to train, compete, and grow within the sport under the guidance of certified coaches.
Program Highlights-
Learn to Skate USA Partnership
ICEFSC works hand-in-hand with the Learn to Skate USA curriculum, giving beginners a direct pathway into recreational and competitive figure skating. -
Group & Private Lessons
Skaters can join structured group classes or take private instruction to focus on specific skills like jumps, spins, and artistry. -
Competitions & Testing
Opportunities to test through U.S. Figure Skating and enter local, regional, and national competitions. -
Showcases & Exhibitions
Seasonal ice shows, exhibitions, and special events for skaters to perform and share their progress with the community.
Benefits of Joining ICEFSC
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Professional coaching staff with years of experience
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Progression opportunities from beginner to advanced competitive levels
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Supportive community for both recreational and competitive skaters
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Builds discipline, athleticism, artistry, and confidence on and off the ice
Who It’s For
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Kids coming out of Learn to Skate USA ready for the next step
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Teens and adults pursuing figure skating more seriously
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Skaters interested in testing, competitions, or simply continuing their skating journey in a structured club
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ABOUT THE RACE
HURDLING ORIGINATED IN ENGLAND IN THE EARLY 19TH CENTURY, THE RUNNERS RACE OVER A SERIES OF OBSTACLES CALLED HURDLES, WHICH ARE SET A FIXED DISTANCE APART.
RUNNERS MUST REMAIN IN ASSIGNED LANES THROUGHOUT A RACE, AND, ALTHOUGH THEY MAY KNOCK HURDLES DOWN WHILE RUNNING OVER THEM, A RUNNER WHO TRAILS A FOOT OR LEG ALONGSIDE A HURDLE OR KNOCKS IT DOWN WITH A HAND IS DISQUALIFIED. THE FIRST HURDLER TO COMPLETE THE COURSE IS THE WINNER.
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