Fall/Winter Ice Schedule

Classes

Register for the level your skater has passed.
Example, if your skater has passed FS3 and is working on FS4, register for the sessions as FS3

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Skater Registration Helpful Hints & Important Information

  • MEA break: no ice 10/15
  • Winter break: no ice 12/21, 12/24, 12/28, 12/31
  • Skater/Guardian section: update skater info; age, address, phone, emails (we use email for our club communication)
  • ISI number: ok to leave blank
  • Double check with your coach before selecting an ice session(s)
  • Need a coach?  View coach bios


Monday

5:15-5:45pm - Private Ice

5:45-6:15pm - Private Ice

6:15-7:00pm - Delta/FS 1 (working on FS 1/2)

Class focuses on Techniques/Moves & Power/Conditioning

7:00-7:15pm resurface time

7:15-7:45pm - Private Ice

7:45-8:15pm - Private Ice

8:15-8:45pm - Private Ice

Thursday

5:15-5:45pm - Private Ice

5:45-6:15pm - Private Ice

6:15-7:00pm - FS 2/3 (working on FS 3/4)
Class focuses on Techniques/Moves, Power/Conditioning & Team Compulsory

7:00-7:15pm resurface time
7:15-8:00pm - FS 4/5/6 (working on FS 5/6/7) 
Class focuses on Techniques/Moves, Power/Conditioning & Team Compulsory

8:00-9:00pm - Private Ice (FS4+ only)

Testing Sessions 

The following are the 2026-2027 Testing Sessions:

  • Wednesday, 10/7 at 7:45-8:45pm - West Rink
  • Wednesday, 10/21 at 7:45-8:45pm - West Rink
  • Wednesday, 11/11 at 7:45-8:45pm - West Rink
  • Wednesday, 11/25 at 5:15-6:15pm - West Rink
  • Monday, 11/30 after HFSA ice at 8:45–9:45 PM - West Rink — Ice Show cutoff session
  • Wednesday, 12/9 at 7:45-8:45pm - West Rink
  • Wednesday, 1/13 at 7:45-8:45pm - West Rink
  • Wednesday, 1/27 at 7:45-8:45pm - West Rink

  • Group/FS Classes

    • Skaters have the chance to work on their current level freestyle elements in the lesson layout made by the group class coach
    • Lessons may not have the same plan every class session, but all lessons will be planned for improving skaters’ abilities
    • This class may include reviewing and practicing a variety of higher and lower skating elements to help students be successful at their current level and their skating performance
    • This class may include: power and strength, jumping harness use, choreography
    • Skaters in the class will also learn the testing routine for their level and may practice their testing routine once coach expresses that the skater is ready to test into the next skating level

  • Private Lessons

    • In these sessions skaters are independent and use self-discipline and self-motivation to improve their skating
    • Skaters can work on any elements and programs while being aware of others on the ice
    • Skaters may seek out private lessons from HFSA coaches
    • Private lessons are an additional fee paid to coaches beyond the private ice cost