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CanSkate Covid-19:

The Glengarry SC is please to reopen our full CanSkate & PreCanSkate sessions as of Fall 2021.  Registration is now open for all skaters 3+ at any ability.  Come out and skate with us!


CANSkate

CANSkate classes are designes for children ages 3-13.  Our 45 minute classes include warm up, lesson time, fast skating, group activity and cool down.  We attempt to keep the skaters moving at least 85% of the time.  Learning to skate includes muscle memory.  For the best and fastest results, we encourage sign up of more than one class per week.  If this is not possible, we encourage any ice exposure that is possible (public skating) in addition to skating lesson time.

We move our skaters through the different levels as they progress.  There is no need toregister for a specific level at the beginning of each season.

 

Session Schedule Link

CanSkate Registration Link

 

What to wear?   

HOCKEY HELMET:  It is mandatory that a CSA Approved hockey helmet must be worn at all times on the ice surface.  Ski and bike helmets are not acceptable as they do not give the right protection.  Please see Skate Canada's Helmet policy for further information. (Click here to read the policy)

Skates:  Skates are the most important piece of equipment for skating.  The more supportive the skates, the faster and easier it will be for a skater to learn.  Strong ankle support is very important.  Do not buy skates where you can bend the boot at the ankles.  Flat blades are easier to learn on than hockey skates.  Please ask for assistance from our coaches if you have questions about skates and sharpening.

Clothing:  Heavy clothing (snow suits and winter coats) are not needed.  Skaters will be moving the whole time and working hard.  Tight fitting stetchy clothes that are layered are best.  For those learning, waterproof shell pants overtop of clothing may be beneficial to keep dry from frequent falling.  Gloves or mits are also recommended.

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