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PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY 2012/13 Learn to Skate Program Jackson Hole PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY 2012/13 Learn to Skate Program Figure Skating Brochure !-Basic Skills US Figure Skating Program !-Graded Lessons for Beginners to Advanced !-Professional Certified Coaching Staff !-Specialty on ice and off ice Conditioning Classes !-Competitive, Pre-Competitive, and Recreational Programs www.snowkingsec.com (307)201-1066 PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY OUR MISSION The mission of the Peak Performance Skating Academy is to provide a friendly, comfortable and fun learning environment for skaters of all ages and abilities to learn the basics of ice skating. We use a science based approach to teach the fundamentals of balance and edge control. Our staff is trained in the basics of biomechanics, the sports science field that applies the laws of mechanics and physics to human performance. We use this knowledge to help each skater reach his or her full potential on the ice. The mission of the USFS Basic Skills Program is to provide a goal-oriented program that encourages ice skating at all levels and to enhance the quality of skating skills at these levels. HAVE FUN, SKATE WELL, PLAY FAIR! PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY Semester DATES We offer two SEMESTERS this year. Semester 1 Monday November 5 to Monday Dec. 21, 2012 *No classes Thurs. Nov. 22. and Fri. Nov 23. Fall Testing: Monday Starting December 17. Holiday Camp week: Jan 2-5 and New Years Exhibition to fallow Semester 2 Monday Jan. 7, 2013 to March 15, 2013 Winter Testing March 4-8 Ice Show: March 16 and 17 Practice schedule to come. Freestyle Ice Monday-Thursday Sunday- 3-5 Until the end of January. Specific dates will 3-4 p.m. come out during the sign Friday 7-8:30 a.m. and 3-4 p.m. up for show. PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY CLASS SCHEDULE Monday, Wednesday, On-Ice and Off-ice Classes Monday ! 4:10-4:30 Practice All Levels !4:30-5:00 Class!!! Tots, Basic 1-8, Axel class. !5:00-5:30 Class !!! Tots, Basic 1-8, Freeskate !!!! 1-7 !5:35-6:05 Off-Ice Class! !U.S. Bridge Program, Test !!!!! & Competitive. WEDNESDAY ! 10:00-10:30 a.m. Class! !Tots & Pre-School, Ages !!!!!3-6 4:10-4:30 Practice All Levels !4:30-5:00 Class!!! !Tots, Basic 1-8, Moves in the !!!! ! Field, Power, and Footwork. !5:00-5:30 Class !! ! !Tots, Basic 1-8, Freeskate !!!! !1-7 !5:35-6:05 Off-Ice Class! Basic 6 and up PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY CLASS SCHEDULE Tuesday, Thursday, Friday On-ice Classes TUESDAY 4:15-4:45 Practice!! ! ! Basic 6 and up and all privates 4:45-5:15 Class !!!!Tots, Basic 1-8 4:45-5:15 Class!!!!Freeskate 1-7, Bridge Program, & USFS Testers THURSDAY 4:15-4:45 Practice!! ! ! Basic 6 and up and all privates 4:45-5:15 Class!!!!Tots, Basic 1-8 4:45-5:15 Class !!!!Freeskate 1-7, Bridge Program, & USFS Testers FRIDAY 4:10-4:30 Practice/ Exhibition!!15 min Practice all levels then Exhibition 4:30 -5:00 Class!!!!Tots, Basic 1-8, Skaters Workshop 5:00-5:30 Class!!!!Tots, Basic 1-8, Freestyle 1-7 * Edge Development Workshop for Skiers – A combination of on-ice cross training and edge quality for skiers (All levels) 4 Weeks starting Nov. 30 through Dec. 21 PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY CLASS DESCRIPTIONS Snowplow Sam 1 (previously Basic 1 age 6 & up Tot Beginner) age 3-5 This class is for those who have never skated or have This class is for young beginners never had formal lessons. Skaters will learn the very that have never skated before. basics of figure skating, balance and forward and backward skating. Elements include falling and getting up, The class focuses on introducing marching, two foot glides, forward swizzles, backward young children to beginning wiggles and beginning snowplow stops. skating skills in an atmosphere of fun, using games and ice-safe Basic 2 age 6 & upThis class has a prerequisite of Basic 1 and continues to teach the beginning elements of toys to help teach basic skills. skating including: one foot glides, forward and backward Elements include proper falling swizzles, and snow plow stops. Other elements include and getting up, marching, gliding two foot turns, one foot glides and backward two foot and forward swizzles. glides. Basic 3 This class has a prerequisite of Basic 2. Elements Snowplow Sam 2 (previously include forward stroking, forward pumps, backward one Intermediate Tot) age 3-5 foot glides, forward slaloms and beginning two foot spins. This class is for young children Basic 4 This class has a prerequisite of Basic 3. Elements that have become familiar with include forward inside and outside edges on a circle, forward crossovers, standing outside 3-turns, backward skating. Skaters in Snowplow Sam pumps, backward stroking and backward snowplow stop. 1 progress to this level. Elements include forward skating, one foot Basic 5 Prerequisite is Basic 4. Elements include glides, forward and backward backward inside and outside edges on a circle, backward crossovers, beginning one-foot spin, hockey stop and side swizzles, curves and beginning toe hops. snowplow stops. Basic 6 Prerequisite is Basic 5. Elements include standing Snowplow Sam 3 (previously inside 3-turns, backward to forward turns, t-stops, bunny Advanced Tot) age 3-5 hops, forward lunge and forward spiral. Basic 7 Prerequisite is Basic 6. Elements include standing Prerequisite: Snowplow Sam 2. inside mohawks, forward and backward edges on a circle, Elements include forward pumps backward crossovers to backward edge glides, forward and stroking, advanced backward pivots and ballet jump. swizzles, one foot glides on a circle and beginning forward Basic 8 Prerequisite is Basic 7. Elements include forward inside and outside 3-turns in a moving circle, combination crossovers, backward pumps and moves of crossovers and edges, one-foot spin, waltz jump backward stroking. and mazurka jump. *Upon successful completion of the Basic levels, skaters will advance into the Freeskate levels. PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY Freeskate Levels Freeskate 5 Freeskate 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 Elements include backward outside 3-turn to forward inside Mohawk Skaters will begin with 20-minutes of power sequence, spiral sequence, forward skating, footwork and Moves in the Field outside slide chase swing roll and then divide by levels for 30-minutes of sequence, camel spin, forward to instruction for level-specific maneuvers. backward upright spin, flip jump, loop-loop jump combination and Freeskate 1 waltz-falling leaf-toe-loop jump combination. Elements include advanced forward stroking, forward outside and inside edges, Freeskate 6 backward outside 3-turns, scratch spin, waltz jump and half flip jump. Elements include alternate backward crossovers to backward outside Freeskate 2 edges, five-step mohawk sequence, camel-sit spin combination, split or Elements include backward outside and stag jump, waltz-half-loop-salcow inside 3-turns, progressive chasse jump combination, lutz jump and sequence, waltz 3’s, beginning back spin, walk-through axel jump. waltz-side toe-waltz jump and toe-loop jump. Freeskate 7 Freeskate 3 Elements include reinforcement of maneuvers from Freeskate 6, axel Elements include forward and backward jump and double salchow jump. crossovers in figure 8 pattern, waltz 8, Other spin and jump combinations advanced forward consecutive swing rolls, will be introduced including double backward inside 3-turns, back scratch spin, toe-loop jump, layback spin and salchow jump, half lutz jump and toe-loop flying camel spin. combination jump. Teens and Adults (age 14 and Freeskate 4 up) Elements include spiral sequence, forward follows a nationally recognized power 3-turns, backward progressive format which begins with the basic chasse, sit spin, loop jump and waltz/loop skills level. Adults are placed into combination jump. small groups according to ability and progress from level to level at their *Upon completion of Freeskate 4, own pace. skaters will be given an overall evaluation of skills and may be invited into a USFS Bridge program consisting of both on and off-ice training. PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY Specialty Classes Moves in the field, Power and edge class (must be Basic 5 level or above) This class builds power, speed, control and edge quality for figure skaters, incorporating extension and posture. It also builds coordination and quick foot motion with this class filled with turns, steps, brackets, 3- turns, progressive and much more. Skaters Workshop (must be Basic 5 level or above) This class is designed to teach skaters how to perform maneuvers to music. A fun class that helps skaters use their skills in a new, interpretive way. Axel Jump (waltz jump/ loop jump combination) This class is solely designed to learn the axel and double axel jump Off-Ice Conditioning Class A great athletic work-out for the “whole skater” including strength training, endurance exercises and jump techniques. PEAK PERFORMANCE SKATING ACADEMY Contract Ice/Private & Semi-Private lessons Contract ice is available to skating academy and figure skaters. It is used for extra practice ice, semi-private and private lessons. These lessons are a great way for skaters to get more individualized attention and to learn a broader variety of skills. Coaches teaching on Contract ice must be on the Peak Performance Skating Academy staff or sign a guest Coach release form. Skaters are responsible for contacting a private coach and paying the coaching fee. The limit is 22 skaters per contract. All skaters must follow the prescribed traffic pattern. Holiday Camp The JHPPSA will be holding a camp for the Bridge level and up skaters. We will be bring in a couple of guest coaches in to incorporate Dartfish, Jump technique, Movement, Off-Ice training skills, and training for the New Year performance.
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