Bridge training programs

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Show only courses with sessions scheduled between: Between and. Hide Search Criteria. The Bridge Training Program is designed to teach skating skills at a fast pace in a group training environment and introduce the skater and family to the world of figure skating.

Skaters must be at the Basic 6 level or above to participate. Skaters will also participate in a 30 minute off-ice training clinic which focuses on Stretching, Jump Technique, and skating education such as nutrition and competition preparation. Skaters will be divided into circuit groups based not only on their test levels but also on the skating skills they are able to perform.

Skaters may be moved from one group to another throughout the course.