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Camps and Rates
Mini Camp10:00am - 12:30pm dailyFee; $300 per weekIncludes off-ice warm up and 10 hours ofon-ice instruction per week for Badge Level,Test Level Skills, Competitive Level, Adult,
and Power Skating Programs
Regular Camp10:00am - 4:30pm M, 5pm T/W/T/FFee; $625 per weekIncludes Mini Camp + Off-Ice Training,Speaker/Discussion/Activity and additional12 hours of on-ice instruction per week forTest Level Skills and Competitive LevelPrograms
Competitive Camp -10:00am - 5:30pm M, 6pm T/T/F, 5pm WFee; $700 per weekIncludes Regular Camp and additional 4hours of on-ice instruction per week forCompetitive Level Program
Guest FeesIce Time Only (No Instruction)
$15/hr, $20/1.5hr, $25/2hrs, $30/2.5hrs
Camp Group or Private Instruction
Ice Time Only Guest Fee + CoachesFee (inquire with Camp Director forfurther details)
Off-Ice Training + Speaker/Discussion/Activity$50 per week for drop-ins and Mini Campskaters. Included in the Regular &Competitive Camps
Pre & Post Camp Supervision$10 per hour
Watch website for new information ®istration forms or contact Jan/Teri
Coaching
All ICE WORKS Skating Academy coaches areNational Coaching Certification Program certified. AFirst Aid trained coach is always on site.
Private lessons are available in all disciplines,including harness. A list of coaches is provided below.Coaches fees apply for private and harness lessons.
St. Michael’s CollegeSchool Arena1515 Bathurst St.,
Toronto, ON, M5P 3H4
Mail: 16 Horsetail St., Markham,Ontario, L6B 1K3
Phone: 416-733-3284 or 416-476-8896Email: [email protected] or
Janis Coyle 416-733-3284
Teri-Lynn Black-Calleri [email protected]
Gord Willemse [email protected]
647-297-7447
Alla Parkomchuk 647-831-6651
Barb Lehming-Legace 905-640-1439
Connelly Van Leur 416-550-4239
Jamie Cho 416-505-2459
[email protected] Mills 416-312-6112
Ken Langlois 416-937-6153
Raisa Baila 416-454-7465
Rebecca Grace 905-707-1845
Shelly Miller 416-529-6377
Sharon Clark 416-705-7016
Nicholas Brann [email protected]
Rachel Micay [email protected]
Brandon Herdman [email protected]
ICE WORKSSkating Academy
Summer 2016
Whats New for 2016! Additional Ice Hours for Regular &
Competitive Camps! Off-Ice Warm Up! Guest Speaker/Group Discussion/Activity! Harness Lessons
! Competition Simulation! Guest Competitive Coaches! T-Shirts! Early Bird Registration Discount Pricing
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ICE WORKS Directors
Janis Coyle
Jan has 40 years of coaching experience and is aNational Coaches Certification Program Level 3Certified coach. She has coached beginner skaters tothose at the Pre-Juvenile through Junior CompetitiveLevel. Many of her students have excelled to place inmany local and provincial level competitions. Skaterscoached by Jan have been successful in passingGold Levels in all disciplines; Freeskate Skills, Danceand Interpretive.
Teri-Lynn Black-Calleri
Teri-Lynn has 49 years of skating experience as botha coach and competitor. In 1982 she and partnerMirko Savic were Canadian Junior Ice DanceChampions. As a professional skating coach Teri-Lynnhas been Leaside Skating Club’s CanSkateCoordinator for 30 years. Many of her skaters haveachieved gold medal status and excelled incompetition at the local and provincial levels. Teri-Lynn was an inaugural inductee into the LeasideSports Hall of Fame and has been nominated toSkate Canada on numerous occasions for the Coachof the Year Award. She continually holds the SkateCanada Gold Continuing Education status thanks to
her commitment to ongoing professional developmentactivities.
Programs
ON-ICE
Badge Level is designed for skaters to learn all thebasic skating skills such as balance, skating forwardsand backwards, stopping, and simple jumps andspins.
Test Level Skills is an on-ice session for test level skill
development. Skaters are divided into groups basedupon skill level to focus on the 3 individual skill areasof jumping, spinning and footwork in addition tocompulsory dances.
Competitive Level is an on-ice session intended fortest level skaters who are focussing on competitions.This level will provide opportunity for skaters topractice free skate programs. During Week 2 & 5skaters will have the opportunity to further developtheir skills in a simulated competition environment.
Adult Level sessions are for skaters age 17 and olderwho want to learn basic skating skills such as forwardand backward skating, preliminary dance patterns andsimple jumps and spins
Power Skating is an action-packed, high energyinstructional power skating program geared to hockeyand ringette skaters that focuses on balance, poweragility, speed and endurance. For skaters agedapproximately six or older who already have basicforward and backward skills and are able to stop oncommand without use of the boards.
Guest Skating - Guest skaters and their coaches arewelcome to join us on ice. Ice fees apply.
OFF-ICE
Training is a simple exercise session focusing on funenjoyable routines and games to develop the skatersflexibility, core stability, strength, and balance
Pre and Post Camp Supervision is available forskaters requiring early drop off and/or a late pick-upat/from the arena.
Camp Calendar
Week 1 - Mon July 4 to Fri July 8, 2016
Week 2 - Mon July 11 to Fri July 15, 2016
Week 3 - Mon July 18 to Fri July 22, 2016
Week 4 - Mon July 25 to Fri July 29, 2016
Week 5 - Mon Aug 1 to Fri Aug 5, 2016
Week 6 - Mon Aug 8 to Fri Aug 12, 2016
Example of Daily (Tues, Thurs, Fri) Schedule(modified schedule on Mon & Wed)
*New for 2016
Aim
ICE WORKS Skating Academy aims to developskaters from beginner to the elite level. Weencourage and foster love of the sport throughdedication, training and fun.
Skater Development Success
ICE WORKS Skating Academy is extremelyproud of the successful development of ourskaters. Test stream and Star Skate athletes just afew very short years ago have graduated throughmany levels and now our competitive teamincludes Junior Competitive skaters.
Time Activity
9:00am -10:00am
Pre Camp Supervision for EarlyArrivals
10:00am -10:30am
*Off-Ice Warm-up and Preparationfor On-Ice
10:30am -1:00pm
On-Ice (Mini Camp 10:30-12:30.Regular & Competitive 10:30-1:00)
12:30pm Mini Camp Pick-up
1:00pm -1:30pm
Lunch (Regular + Competitive Camp)
1:30pm -2:00pm
*Guest Speaker/Seminar/GroupDiscussion/Activity
2:00pm -3:00pm
Off-Ice Training
3:00pm -5:00pm
On-Ice (Regular + Competitive Camp/ Test Level Skills + Competitive Level)
5:00pm Regular Camp Pick-up
5:00pm -6:00pm
On-Ice (Competitive Camp/ Competitive Level/ *CompetitionSimulation Week 2 & 5 only )
5:00pm -6:00pm
Post Camp Supervision for LatePickups
6:00pmCompetitive Camp and Regular
Camp Late Pickups
