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Ebersole Ice Rink Group Class Descriptions City of White Plains Parent and Tot– Children 4-5 years of age A special time for parent or caregiver and child to enjoy ice-skating / group instruction. Adult must know how to skate. 1 adult per child. Recreation & Parks Tots 1 - Ages 4-6 Beginner Balancing on single blade skates; Proper Way to Fall; Proper Way to Get Up; Marching Across the Ice into a Two-Foot Glide. Tots 2 - Ages 4-6 Previously taken lessons and passed Tot 1 Forward Swizzle; One-Foot Glide on each foot; Backward Wiggle; dips; Two-Foot Jump in Place; Snow Plow Stop. 2020-2021 Pre-Alpha - Ages 7 & older Beginner Forward Stroking; Two-Foot Glide; One-Foot Glide (Right & Left); Forward Swizzle; Backward Wiggle; Backward Swizzle. ICE-SKATING SCHOOL Alpha – Ages 6 & older Passed Pre-Alpha or Tot 2 level Forward Stroking; Forward Crossovers, Right over Left & Left over Right; One-Foot Snow Plow Stop. Beta - Passed Alpha level Backward Stroking; Backward One-Foot Glide (Right & Left); Backward Crossovers, Right over Left & Left over Right; T-Stops, Right Foot Outside Edge; Left Foot Outside Edge. Gamma - Passed Beta level Right Forward Outside 3-Turn (One Foot Turn); Left Forward Outside 3-Turn (One Foot Turn); Right Forward Inside Open Mohawk Combination; Left Forward Inside Open Mohawk Combination; Hockey Stop. Learn To Skate Figure Skating Delta - Passed Gamma level Right Forward Inside 3-Turn (One Foot Turn); Left Forward Inside 3- Turn (One Foot Turn); Forward Edges - Forward Outside Edges and Forward Inside Edges; Shoot-the-Duck or Lunge (choice of one); Bunny Hop. Freestyle 1 - Passed Delta level Forward Inside Pivot; Two-Foot Spin; Forward Arabesque (spiral); Backward Edges - Backward Outside Edges and Backward Inside Edges; One-Half Flip; Waltz Jump; solo program set to music incorporating all of the elements. EBERSOLE ICE RINK Freestyle 2 - Passed Freestyle 1 level Ballet Jump; One-Half Toe Walley; One-Half Lutz; One-Foot Spin; Two Forward Arabesques Delfino Park, Lake Street (spirals) (On either foot - and on either outside or inside edge); Dance Step Sequence; solo program set to music incorporating all of the elements. White Plains, NY Freestyle 3 - Passed Freestyle 2 level Backward Outside or Inside Pivot; Salchow Jump; Change Foot Spin; Backward Arabesque; Toe Loop Jump or Toe Walley Jump (choice of one); Dance Step Sequence. Adult & Teen Program – Teen/Adults ages 16 & up Follow curriculum of Pre-Alpha & Alpha levels Mayor Commissioner File: \KP\14-15\14-15 Pre-Season\14-15 Brochure | Revised: 8/31/14 Thomas Roach Wayne Bass Registration Registration is online Learn To Skate Program www.cityofwhiteplains.com For recreation or advanced figure skating, we have you covered. Ebersole’s instructional Click on City Departments, program follows the standardized curriculum developed by the Ice Skating Institute (ISI). then Recreation and Parks- ISI's learn-to-skate program is a fun recreational ice-skating program for all ages and abilities. click on register here You will be asked for your Group Lessons login or to create an account. Session I: 4- week program $80.00 Registration will only be Session II: 6- week programs $120.00 available on- line or at the recreation office. One (1) thirty-minute lesson, once a week. Scholarships are only Fee does not include skate rental public session or ISI membership. available at the recreation Skaters in beginner levels MUST WEAR HELMETS and have gloves office All students must have face coverings *There are no make-ups and no refunds. Class cancellations due to Sign up for classes 1 session at a time inclement weather will be Group Class Dates: rescheduled but not always on Session 1: October 30- November 21 original class day. No Classes Thanksgiving weekend Please sign up for Rec Alerts Session 2: December 4- January for proper notification No Classes Dec. 25- Jan 3. To be sure you are lacing skates Session 3: Feb.12-March26th. No skating Winter break Feb. 19th,20,21st. properly please rea our flyer or See back cover for class descriptions visit https://youtu.be/EdYEO1bQnoY Tots 1 Special Events Wednesday 5:30p.m. Beta Free Skating Workshop- come try out a Friday 3:45 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Friday 5:30 p.m. class- Friday, Oct. 23 between 4-5pm Saturday 4:00 p.m.4:45p.m. Saturday 4:00 p.m. Skate with Frosty- Sunday, Dec. 20th 1pm Tots 2 Gamma/Delta Camp Chill-TBA Wednesday 5:30p.m. Friday 5:30 p.m. Winter Showcase- -TBA Friday 3:45 p.m. Saturday 4:45 p.m. Saturday 4:00 p.m. End of Year Ice Show – The Ebersole Express- TBA . Come join the fun! For more information, Pre-Alpha FS 1-3 contact Amy : [email protected] Friday 5:30 p.m. You can also visit us on Facebook- Ebersole Wednesday 5:30 p.m. Saturday 4:45p.m. Ice Rink Friday 3:45p.m.4:30 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. Saturday 4:00 p.m. 4:45p.m. Adult and Pre-Teen Alpha Friday 6:15p.m. Wednesday 5:30 p.m. Friday 4:30 p.m. Saturday 4 p.m.4:45p.m. .
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