2026 Beginner Figure and Hockey Summer Camps
Beginner Figure Camp
The Beginner Figure Camp is designed for skaters just starting out through Freestyle 6 (ages 4–14). All beginners are welcome!
Our unique camp teaches essential skills that help kids enjoy the sport of figure skating to its fullest while having tons of fun. Each week features its own theme, with all activities, and crafts built around it. Every Friday at 2:45 p.m., participants will perform the recital piece they learned throughout the week!
Dates:
- June 1 – 5
- June 8 – 12
- June 15 – 19
- July 6 – 10
- July 13 – 17
- July 20 – 24
- July 27 – 31
Beginner Hockey Camp
The Beginner Hockey Summer Camp is for kids just starting out (ages 4 – 12). Participants must have some knowledge of skating. They must be able to skate comfortably forward and backward on their own (forward skating, forward/backward swizzles, beginner L/R one foot glide). Our experienced staff is excited to work with your kids to help develop their skills while having a bunch of fun! Skaters are required to bring snacks, lunch, drink/water bottle and running shoes. Hockey campers must provide their own gear. SCI is not responsible for lending equipment, you must have your own. The minimum equipment required is hockey helmet with full cage, gloves, shoulder pads, shin pads, elbow pads, hockey pants, jock shorts w/cap, hockey socks (with cover shin pads), skates, stick, as well as large bag to store in-between uses. Participant must bring running shoes daily for all off ice activities.
Dates:
- June 1 – 5
- June 8 – 12
- June 15 – 19
- July 6 – 10
- July 13 – 17
- July 20 – 24
- July 27 – 31
Beginner Figure/Hockey Camp Classes
Group Lesson
The focus of the group class is to develop the technical skills of skating. Our enthusiastic coaches will work on stride and glide, cross overs, turns, spinning, little jumps and much more! Skaters will be divided into mini groups according to their level and age.
Recital Class
Skaters will interpret music to the theme of the week. Each day they will rehearse a performance to be presented to parents and onlookers at the end of the camp week – Friday 2:45pm.
Scrimmage
Players will dive deep into game knowledge, proper positioning, and strategies used by NHL level skaters while at the same time learning how to play as a team member while enjoying the great game of hockey.
Arts/Crafts/Games
Arts and crafts will be centered around that week’s theme. Our inventive, creative staff is excited to work on cute projects the kids will love and be able to take home. *Skaters must bring a pair of running/tennis shoes for off ice classes.
Public Session
At the end of each day the kids will be able to practice their skills and have some fun with friends on our Public Session while being supervised by our staff.
Figure Daily Schedule (Monday through Friday) 8:30am – 2:45pm
- 8:30 – 8:45am: Check-in / Drop-off
- 8:45am: On-Ice Skills Class
- 9:30am: Snack
- 10:00am: Off-Ice Activities / Games
- 11:15am: Recital Class
- 11:45am: Lunch
- 12:15pm: Crafts / Rest
- 1:15pm: Supervised Skating on Public Session
- 2:45pm: End of day / Pick-up
Daily Schedule (Monday through Friday) 8:30am – 2:45pm
- 8:30 – 8:45am: Check-in / Drop-off
- 8:45am: On-Ice Skills Class
- 10:00am: Off Ice/Fitness Class
- 11:15am: Scrimmage
- 12:00pm: Lunch/Rest
- 1:15pm: Supervised Skating on Public Session
- 2:45pm: End of day / Pick-up
Prices
- Early Bird – $275
- Full after May 3rd – $299
- Pay in full for all 7 weeks by May 17th and receive an additional discount
- Day Pass – $95
Lunch/Snack/Drinks
Meals are not included in the registration fee. Please send plenty of snacks, lunch, drinks and extra water bottles for the full day. Food and drinks will be available for purchased and the snack bar. Campers may not share food or drinks with others.
Late Pick Up
Skaters picked up after 3:00pm will be charged a $25 late pick up per skater per 15 minutes. This fee is non-refundable.
After Care
Aftercare is subject to availability. Aftercare reservations must be completed at least two weeks prior to the first day of the camp week. Aftercare fee is not refundable. Sign up coming soon.
After Care Late Pick Up
Skaters picked up after 5:00pm will be charged a $25 late fee per skater per 15 minutes. This fee is non-refundable.
Registration
2026 Advanced Figure Skating Camp
SCI’s Advanced Camp is designed to meet the needs of both competitive and recreational skaters. The program equips participants with the tools and training necessary to improve physical performance and technical skills.
Minimum Requirement: Freestyle 6 or higher (all single jumps landed or currently working on the Axel).
Dates:
- June 1 – 5
- June 8 – 12
- June 15 – 19
- July 13 – 17
- July 20 – 24
Advanced Camp Daily Schedule (Monday–Friday)
- 6:45 a.m. – Check-in/Drop-off
- 7:00 a.m. – Freestyle Session (1 hour)
- 8:00 a.m. – On-Ice Specialty Class (45 minutes)
- 9:15 a.m. – Off-Ice Class
- 9:45 a.m. – Freestyle Session (1 hour)
- 10:45 a.m. – On-Ice Group Class
- 11:15 a.m. – Lunch
- 11:45 a.m. – Off-Ice Class
- 12:45 p.m. – End of Day / Pick-Up
Advanced Camp On Ice Group Classes
Classes will rotate between Power Stroking, Edge, Moves in the Field, Footwork, Jump, Spin, Choreography, Music Interpretation and more!
Spins – Technique/Difficult Variations
The class will focus on spins technique. Drills and exercises specifically targeted to improve overall quality of spins, such as spin position, spin centering, speed, acceleration and maintaining speed throughout a spin. Skaters will also be working on a variety of difficult and creative variations of spin positions and spins combos.
Jumps – Technique/Quality
The focus of this class will be on jumps technique and quality. Detailed breakdown into fazes, drills and exercise to correct common errors, break bad habits and improve jumps quality – height and distance, extensions on landings, flow in and out. Whether you are working on singles, doubles or triples this class is great for everyone.
Edge & Flow
This class will focus on overall skating quality, including edge control and flow over the ice surface (edges, steps, turns, speed, etc.), clarity of technique and use of effortless power to accelerate and vary speed. Lots of innovative and fun exercises!
Power – On Ice Endurance Class
One of the most important physical performance component of skating is cardio conditioning. In order for a skater to complete a technically difficult program lasting between 1.5 to 4 minutes long with a well versed choreography, a high level of both aerobic and anaerobic cardio conditioning must be present. The main purpose of this class is conditioning.
Footwork
The class will focus on a wide variety of intricate creative steps, footwork, positions and movements that could be implemented into their competitive programs.
Advanced Camp Off Ice Classes
Off Ice Skating Discussion
Topics will include: judging & testing scores, nutrition and injury prevention tips, skate maintenance and video analysis
Off Ice Conditioning/Off Ice Jumps/Flexibility/Strength classes
The purpose of off ice conditioning is to increase strength, power, flexibility, quickness, muscular endurance, aerobic endurance and anaerobic endurance – all necessary components coming into play when skater competes, especially at higher levels. Regular off ice training started at a young age will enhance physical performance, prevent skating-related injuries and give a base for faster progress. Sport specific off ice (off ice jump class) will includes drills and exercises specifically designed for development of on ice skills. Core body strength is the key to stability and balance, both crucial for figure skaters. Core Strength class will provide exercises designed to help developing skills of total control of core body (torso) to maximize skaters balance while on the ice. Strong core development is crucial for injury prevention. Flexibility is crucial for any figure skaters in order to be able to execute jumps, spins or simply achieve the beautiful look on the ice.
Fitness class
In this class skaters will learn about the importance of a warm up before skating – what is a warm-up, what happens in a warm-up, effects of the warm-up, how long should a warm up last, injury prevention and more.
Prices
- Early Bird – $320
- Full after May 3rd – $350
- Daily pass – $95
Sign up for all weeks by May 17th and receive an additional discount!
Advanced Camp A La Carte
Camp freestyles drop-in rate:
- 1 hour freestyle session – $21
Camp drop-in class rate:
- On Ice Specialty (30 min) – $25
- On Ice Specialty (45 min) – $35
- Off Ice (1 hour) – $12
- Off Ice Silver (30 min) – $7
Snacks, Lunch & Drinks
Meals are not included in the registration fee. Skaters must bring their own snacks, lunch, and drinks for the day. We strongly recommend sending extra water bottles. Food and drinks are available for purchase at the snack bar. Skaters will use the cafeteria area during snack breaks.
Questions? Contact Natalia Smith at natalia@spacecoasticeplex.com