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The document outlines the registration details for the Learn-to-Skate program at the University of Illinois for Fall 2013, including class schedules, fees for members and non-members, registration methods, and class descriptions for various skill levels ranging from beginner to advanced. It also includes a waiver of liability and information on specialty classes.

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Can I learn to ice skate without lessons?

Depends on what style (figure, hockey, speed, freestyle) you want to learn, and your end goal. If your end goal is hobby skating, then it wont be too bad to learn by yourself (asking actual skaters is still better) but be prepared to have bad technique which means bad falls and increased risk of injury.

How much is ice skating in UiUC?

Admission Membership TypeCost Illinois Students* Free with valid i-card Campus Rec Members Free with valid i-card Ages 3 and under Free Ages 4 and above $6

Is the U of I Ice Arena closing?

There is currently no plan to close the Ice Arena.

How long does it take the average person to learn to ice skate?

However, those who choose to learn on their own can still make tangible progress with the fundamentals of skating by regularly practicing. With patience and persistence, an adult learner can expect to reach advanced levels within 12-24 months. A child learner can reach this point in 6-12 months.

Can I learn skating by myself?

Anyone can learn to skate on their own. If you put in the hours on skates, you WILL eventually figure out how to skate forward. Yes you will fall. Falling is part of skating.

How do you ice skate with no experience?

A step-by-step guide for picking up a new hobby this winter. Lace up tight. Stand tall with soft knees, and keep your head up. Get a feel for your skates (and the ice). Practice falling. Swizzle, swizzle, swizzle. Stop gradually. Push and glide. Turn with your shoulders.

Do we need training for ice skating?

YES! For absolute beginners, getting comfortable on ice is THE most important thing. A full year of 1/wk skating will get you ready to start learning more seriously next year. Focus on true basics like swizzles, pumps, two foot turns, one foot glide, stroking, etc.

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