Adult Skate Winter
Active Living, Balance & Confidence at Any Age
10 Week Winter Program – 1 Class per Week – Fridays
Adult Skate
Days of the Week: Fridays
Times: 6:40pm to 7:20pm
First Class: Friday January 8, 2027
**No Classes** on Friday February 12, 2027.
Last Class: Friday March 19, 2027
Start the new year active on the ice with our Winter Adult Skate session. Centrally located for residents across the Ripley, Kincardine, Lucknow, and Wingham and surrounding areas, this winter program is specifically designed for adults who want to learn how to skate or rusty skaters looking to get back into a regular fitness routine.
Led by experienced professional coaches, our new year curriculum balances fundamental ice skill development with a welcoming, low-pressure atmosphere. Participants learn core physical literacy—including proper stride mechanics, edge control, and confidence on the ice—while getting a great workout. It is the perfect opportunity to commit to a new winter fitness goal right after the holidays. Register early to guarantee your spot on the ice for the second half of the season.
- A complete series of balance, control and agility skills that will prepare skaters for any ice skating sport or recreational skating.
- Nationally-tested and proven curriculum and delivery methods that guarantee skater success.
- Designed for 90% movement so skaters learn in an active and fun group setting.
- Nationally certified coaches trained specifically in teaching the mechanics and proper technique of skating.
- Coaches are assisted by trained program assistants.
- Ensures a 1:10 coach/program assistant to skater ratio or lower.
- Provides kids with the best foundation for figure skating, hockey, speed skating and ringette.
- Introduces a healthy, lifelong activity at an early age.
- Promotes fun, fitness and participation.
- Some of the best skaters in the world learned to skate with CanSkate including Olympic figure skaters, Olympic speed skaters, men’s and women’s Olympic hockey players and NHL players.
- Tessa Virtue & Scott Moir, Olympic and World ice dance champions.
- Patrick Chan, Olympic medalist and World men’s figure skating champion.
- Ivanie Blondin, Olympic and World long track speed skater.
- Matt Duchene, NHL Colorado Avalanche and Olympic hockey team gold medallist.
- Jeff Skinner, NHL Carolina Hurricanes, NHL Rookie of the Year and former Canadian juvenile men’s figure skating medallist.

