Learn to Skate Group Lessons
We are restarting LTS group lessons in September. You can sign up now as per the instructions below.
Whether you want to skate recreationally or try figure skating or ice hockey, our group lessons are a low-cost way to start having fun on the ice. Our skating school is an approved program of Learn to Skate USA, which is endorsed by US Figure Skating, USA Hockey, and US Speedskating. The FFSC Learn to Skate program is supervised by our professional coaches and taught by our friendly instructors. We welcome all ages and abilities!
Where: Jay Lively Ice Arena 1650 N Turquoise Drive Flagstaff, AZ 86001
When: Wednesdays 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm (Arrive 15 minutes early to have enough time to lace up and be at rink side.) Some sessions may not be held due to holidays, etc. Check the FFSC calendar
Costs: $20 per year for Learn to Skate membership, valid July 1st through June 30th. (fees cannot be prorated) $40 a month (paid online or checks made out to FFSC)
Skate rental: $4.00 paid to Jay Lively Ice Arena
Sign Up Now!
Click here to create an account to sign up and make payments online via the FFSC Membership System.
Learn to Skate students can compete in Compete USA competitions, including our own Ice in the Pines, held the third weekend of August. LTS students can also participate in some FFSC events, such as exhibitions.
Of course, LTS students are welcome to join Flagstaff Figure Skating Club. FFSC members have full club privileges, including skating on club freestyle sessions, as well as fully participating in club exhibitions and events, working with club coaches, testing at USFSA test sessions, and competing in USFSA-sanctioned competitions.
Learn to Skate USA and Flagstaff Figure Skating Club memberships are completely separate. For information on FFSC membership, see the Membership page
Before you know it, our instructors will have you stroking and gliding confidently across the ice. From there, you can go as far as you like- backward skating, two-foot turns, edges, crossovers, Mohawk turns, two-foot and one-foot spins, three turns, and even jumps.
Questions about our program? Contact the Learn to Skate Director via our Contact Form page or come to the rink during Learn to Skate classes.
For more information on Learn to Skate USA, check the Learn to Skate USA website.
