Brochures Winter 2018-19 | Page 31

Skating Program Chart Age Description Abilities Freeskate and Specialty Skating Classes (continued) Low Moves 6 & Up in the Field Prerequisite Pre-Freeskate Silver US Figure Skating. Pre-preliminary Moves in the field. Axel 6 & Up FS 5 & Up On ice and off ice Axel jump technique. Skaters must land an Axel from moving to pass this class. Patterns & Edges Development of turns and edges in different patterns. 6 & up FS 1 & Up Showcase Team 6 & up Free Skate 1-6 Competitive performance team. Group skating skills to music for the purpose of competing. Requirements-commitment to 3 competitions and 2 performances (dates TBA). A separate one time $55 non-refundable annual fee is due at registration that includes membership and competition fees. Costumes are an additional fee. Showcase Team JR 6 & U p Basic 4-PreFS Gold Same as Showcase Team. ABC 6 & Up PreFS Silver & up Off ice class focus on agility, balance & coordination. Total Package at HPI 6 & Up PreFS Silver & up Off ice-girls only class at Health Performance Institute, 1919 Skokie Valley Road HP. HPI Trainers will provide sport specific strength, flexibility, power and injury prevention training. Focus will be on proper movement and form while getting stronger and having fun! Learn to Skate USA Adult Classes Adult 1-4 16 & Up Beginner-Advanced Learn standing and balance, forward and backward skating. Class broken into levels advanced moves, edges and turns. Skate Fit 16 & Up Beginner-Advanced Skate into fitness. Skate 10 laps to complete 1 mile. How many laps can you do? Beginners through advanced skaters will be challenged with skills and agility. Adults should be able to skate comfortably to participate. Figures 14 & Up Advanced Creating the figure eight and other patterns through body alignment, control, and technique. Adult Freeskate 16 & Up Advanced Introduction to jumps, spins, footwork, and gliding maneuvers. Teen 12-16 Beginner-Advanced Learn balance, forward and backward skating. Class broken into levels. Falcons Hockey Association The Park District of Highland Park is proud to partner with the Falcons Hockey Association (FHA) to coach and run all hockey classes. A full sheet of ice is dedicated to hockey developmental classes. FHA coaches are highly qualified and trained. Coaches will evaluate and divide the skaters into appropriate skill levels on the ice. Prior to registering for any FHA class, participants are required to have successfully passed Mini-Mites, Tot 1 or Basic 1 skating offered by PDHP Learn-to-Skate program. If you are looking for a beginning hockey class and still need to learn to skate, please refer to our Learn to Skate classes. Little Falcons 4 & Up Pre-requisite Tot 1, or Basic 1 Developmental program to give skaters a solid foundation of skating, stick handling, shooting and passing. Hockey skates, hockey helmet with mask, shin & elbow pads, hockey gloves and hockey stick are required. Winter 2018-19 • Park District of Highland Park 31 Class Name