Come and have a good time -- regardless of what level skater you are.

Programs include Public Sessions, adults-only Coffee Club, Freestyle and Power Skating. 

In addition, Skatetown offers a comprehensive Learn to Skate program which incorporates the I.S.I. structures and guidelines. These lessons are open to all ages and abilities and are designed so you can learn in a fun and relaxed manner.

Each Learn to Skate semester is three months long. At the end of each semester we offer testing for each skater to determine if they should be moved to the next class. The graduated stair step levels help the skater to master each new skill, and motivate him or her to accept the challenge of adding another new skill.

Private Lessons
Skatetown offers private lessons for those interested.  Private lessons are extremely beneficial to those interested in competing or to students who would just like one on one instruction.  Our Instructors on staff are highly qualified.  Lesson fees vary from $30 - 40 per half hour and do not include admission or skate rental.  For a Brief Summary of our Instructors' Accomplishments, Click Here!

Coffee Club
Coffee Club is a program designed for "Adults only."  Skatetown offers a half-hour group lesson during each Coffee Club session for those interested in learning new skills or just perfecting old ones.  It's a great way to keep in shape and meet new people.  Coffee and snacks are also provided at our Cafe. 

Frequent Coffee club skater passes are available - 10 passes for $120.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 12:15-1:45pm.  Click below to check Coffee Club schedules over the summer.  $12.00 per session.  Price includes a pass to skate the Public Session before or after Coffee Club. 

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Freestyle Sessions
More serious figure skaters can practice during any of Skatetown's numerous freestyle sessions Monday through Saturday mornings. Students can practice their individual programs to music and practice their jumps and spins.

$10 per for 60 minute sessions, $5 for 30 minute sessions.  Frequent freestyle skater passes are available; 10 sessions for $100. 

Jump harness passes can be purchased for $20 (monthly pass; unlimited use) or $5 (single use).   

Power Skating

Students in this program will need both the desire to learn and a willingness to work hard.  Power skating is both for figure skaters and hockey players.  It concentrates on speed in both directions, upper and lower body strength, stamina, endurance, forward and backwards technique, edge use and controlled turns, agility and flexibility. 

Sign up for a 13-week Power Skating session through Skating School (Saturdays from 10:15-10:45am) or pay $10 per class on a drop-in basis. 

Special Events

Ice Shows

Show off what you have learned in classes!  Skatetown ice shows are designed for everyone to have fun!  Parents and the entire community can get involved (building props, sets, sewing costumes etc.). 

All students participating in our Learn to Skate program are invited to perform with a group, or he/she might like to take a few private lessons and perform a solo to music.  Skatetown hosts an annual Holiday on Ice Spectacular as well as an Evening of Exhibitions in May. 

Competitions

The fun and excitement of I.S.I. competitions are available to skaters of all ages, from children to adults.  I.S.I. competitions are non-qualifying events, starting with the beginners' basic Alpha test and ranging up to the highest levels.

The 'team concept' for I.S.I. competitions was developed to encourage skaters of all levels of ability and achievement.  Skaters will eventually travel to other arenas and compete as a team.  Skaters receive a medal or trophy for an individual performance and Skatetown may receive a team trophy. 

Pick up a flyer from our flyer rack or call Carrie Clarke at (916) 783-8550 ext. 113 for details.   

Freestyle Etiquette and Safety

·         All skaters must sign in and make payment prior to entering the ice.

·         Skaters must keep moving. If a skater falls, they must get up immediately if able to do so.

·         Any and all conversation is to be held at the wall.

·         Spinning is not allowed in the corners of the ice except during a program run-through.

·         Parents are not allowed to “coach” from the doors of the ice or through the glass.

·         Skaters and coaches must be courteous and respectful at all times to other skaters and coaches. Many infractions do happen by accident and should be politely acknowledged as such.

·         Skaters and coaches must remain both cautious and alert at all times. Respect each other’s space by not skating too close to another person.

·         Yelling and screaming is not permitted by anyone at any time. Profanity is never allowed.

·         Skaters must respect the ice – no kicking or intentionally making holes in it.

·         No one may stop another skater’s music without permission from that skater.

         Skaters having a lesson have music priority, though no instructor may dominate the music.

·         No head phones are allowed on the ice.

·         Right-Of-Way:  

o   First to the skater wearing the orange belt whose music is being played

o   Then to the skater taking a private lesson

o   Then to the skater practicing moves or dances with a specific pattern

·         Skaters must leave the ice in a timely manner at the end of the session, cleaning up after themselves and taking all personal items with them.

·         All coaches on the session are responsible for monitoring rules and safety, regardless of whether or not it is the skater’s own coach.

1009 Orlando Ave. Roseville, CA 95661 (916) 783-8550