Learn To Skate
Mountain View Ice Arena offers group ice skating lessons for all ages and abilities, from the four-year-old beginning skater to the seasoned veteran looking to improve on specific skills. Classes meet once a week for eight or nine weeks and are taught using the USFS Basic Skills by Mountain View Ice Arena Skating Professionals. Figure skating and hockey classes are available.
- 30 minute group lesson (meets once a week)
- skate rental included
- 15 minute warm up / practice between classes
- free public session on the day of your class.
- 5 free additional public session passes (to be used on any other day for public session for you or family members or friends, skate rental NOT included).
- $14.00 for USFS Registration per year.
All students must join United States Figure Skating - Make up classes allowed as long as you are within your semester.
- All Lessons and passes must be used before expiration date.
- Class completion certificate
All Packages Include:
- Additional family members registering for classes receive a 10% discount!
- Students signing up for 2 classes receive a 50% discount on the second class.
- Ability to participate in facility programs, like the annual Holiday Ice Show
Power Skating:
- Class time: Saturday 11:15am-11:45am
- Class will focus on both High and Low skaters.
- The coaches will be focusing on Proper body alignment, Posture, Endurance and Power.
- Rate:$100 for the 10 week class
- Drop in rate: $12.00
Hockey Classes
- Youth IP
- Hockey Classes for skaters who can successfully skate forward and backwards with crossovers.
- 1 Hour of Instruction, Skating, Shooting and Passing Drills
- A little something for everyone from the advanced players to beginners
- Youth & Adult: Tuesday 6:15pm-7:15pm
- $15.00 Drop-in
- $120 Ten Punch Card (good for 6 months)
- Full Gear Required including face protection
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What should my child wear to class?
A: Children should dress in warm, comfortable clothing with lightweight socks and gloves or mittens. Knit leggings, sweatpants, sweaters and sweatshirts are good choices. We highly recommend helmets for all children under age 6.
Q: What are the class procedures?
A: We suggest arriving at least 15 minutes prior to the class start time. Skaters must always check in at the Front Desk.
Q: How will I know how my child is doing in class?
A: Our qualified Professional Instructors evaluate your child during class and provide each skater with a progress report during the 6th week of classes. You may also talk to your child’s instructor before or after class regarding your child’s progress. Before the semester ends, instructors will provide each skater with an advancement letter with class recommendations for future enrollment.
Q: What if my child misses a class?
A: Participants are allowed to make up missed classes. Make-up lessons must be attended during the enrolled semester. No credit or refunds are offered for missed classes. We do not allow make up lessons to be carried over into future semesters. To schedule a make up class, check the current schedule for an appropriate class, then contact the front desk or the Skating Academy Director.
Q: Should I buy my child his/her own skates?
A: Rental Skates are included with your child’s tuition and are appropriate for beginning skaters. As skaters progress, they benefit from the comfort, support and consistency of their own skates. Ask your child’s professional instructor for a recommendation of skates based on your child’s level.
Q: How often should my child practice?
A: We recommend skaters practice approximately 2 hours per week in addition to their regularly scheduled class. Skaters should practice the skills they learn in their classes.
Q: What if I have more questions?
A: You may contact your child’s instructor or the Skating Academy Director with your questions, comments or concerns. The Skating Academy Director can be reached at
Lisa Mizonick
Skating Director/Owner
(360)896-8700
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