The Birth Year for 2018, 2019 & 2020
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Program Fees & Payment Options:
The cost of each session is determined by the number of weeks in the program and the length of the scheduled lessons.Families may select a payment plan option at checkout when registering with SK8 Georgian Bay, allowing for flexible and convenient payment.
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Creemore Mondays January 4th to March 22nd, 2027. NO SKATING FAMILY WEEKEND AND MARCH BREAK.
5:00-5:50 pm U5, U7 & U9
6:00-6:50 pm U9, U11 & U13
Midland Tuesdays January 5th to March 23rd, 2027. NO SKATING MARCH BREAK.
6:00-6:50 pm U7, U8, U9 & U10
6:00-6:50 pm U11, U12, U13 & U14
Midland Fridays January 8th to March 12th, 2027. NO SKATING FAMILY DAY WEEKEND.
5:30-6:20 pm “Learn to Skate” for hockey.
Saturdays, Stayner, January 2nd to March 20th, 2027. NO SKATING JANUARY 9TH AND FAMILY DAY WEEKEND.
11:30-12:00 pm “Learn to Skate” for hockey. (Ages 3-4)
12:00-12:45 pm “Learn to Skate” for hockey. U5, U6 & U7 (Skaters must be able to fall down and get up with full hockey gear.)
2:00- 2:50 pm U8, U9, U10 & U11
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At SK8 Georgian Bay, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of skating excellence. With over 40 years of coaching experience, Jan Hulme brings unmatched passion, knowledge, and expertise to developing skaters of all ages, levels, and disciplines—making SK8 Georgian Bay a premier destination for athletes looking to elevate their skating skills.
Our core focus is mastering fundamental skating techniques that enhance overall performance. Training emphasizes balance, power, agility, speed, and endurance through progressive and advanced skating methods.
Classes provide a comprehensive on-ice training experience, typically lasting 50 to 80 minutes. Each session follows a structured progression:
Stationary warm-up
Slow on-ice warm-up
Skill review
Introduction and development of new skating techniques
This thoughtfully designed curriculum ensures skaters continually build, refine, and strengthen their skills to gain a competitive edge for the upcoming season.
Progress through our six-level program varies depending on age, ability, and commitment. Motivated skaters who consistently apply themselves may advance more quickly. The program is designed to build a strong technical foundation, preparing skaters for success at all levels of hockey.
Throughout the program, SK8 Georgian Bay instructors provide ongoing guidance, encouragement, and feedback, ensuring every skater is supported in reaching their full potential.