Adaptive CanSkate Fall 2024

For skating lessons from October to December, 2024

Registration Dates:

Registration for the Fall season of CanSkate/PowerSkate and the full Fall/Winter season of Figure skating will open on the following dates:

Okotoks/Foothills County Residents: July 1, 2024

Public Registration: July 8, 2024

Out-of-Club StarSkate: July 15, 2024

All Fall/Winter programming will take place at the Okotoks Recreation Centre - Piper Arena and Scott Seaman Sports Rink.

Registration Deadlines:

CANSKATE/PRE-CANSKATE: October 13, 2024 (or until sessions are full)

PRE-POWER/POWERSKATE: October 13, 2024 (or until sessions are full)

STARSKATE: January 31, 2025 (or until sessions are full)

Fall / Winter 2024-25 Calendar

Registration Opens july 1st at 9 am

For complete program details, select "Adaptive CanSkate" from the Programs menu or click here.

FALL 2024 DATES & FEES

Session Name	Dates	Times	Arena	Program Cost*
Adaptive CanSkate Tuesday - Fall 2024 10 Sessions	Oct 8 - Dec 10	5:30 PM - 6:15 PM	Piper Arena, ORC	$ 200

Session days and times are subject to change without notice.

OSC reserves the right to cancel or adjust sessions or pricing as deemed necessary by the OSC Board of Directors.

All withdrawals and cancellations are subject to the OSC Cancellation & Refund Policy.

REGISTER HERE

Additional Fees

Skate Canada Membership Fee 2024-25 - $62

The Skate Canada Membership fee is due once per season and is mandatory for all on-ice participants. This fee is non-refundable and non-transferrable.

The current season dates are Sept 1, 2024 to August 31, 2025.

Payment is required before any participant may take to the ice. The fee is made up of a registrant fee to both the National office and Section office (Alberta-NWT/Nun), the Safe Sport fee and Injury Benefit Charge.

2025 Ice Show

All participants of the 2024-25 season are invited to participate in our year-end Ice Show production. Additional fees will apply to participate in this show scheduled for March 2025. More information will be provided closer to the end of the season. Additional costs are to cover ice fees for practice sessions and costumes.

What's after Adaptive CanSkate?

Whether you skater has an interest in figure skating, hockey or ringette, we want to help point them in the right direction, no matter their abilities!

Figure Skating

For skaters interested in joining our intro to figure skating program, called Pre-Junior, skaters must have completed up to Stage 3 of CanSkate and must be able to do the following skills: forwards push/glide sequence, basic skating backwards, stopping, and be able to sustain a 1 foot glide on a curve. For those with special needs, contact us for a discussion on sessions that may better favour your skaters needs.

Hockey/Ringette

For skaters currently participating in or looking to start playing hockey/ringette, once skaters have completed up to Stage 2 or 3, consider registering for the PrePower power skating session. Offered during our CanSkate sessions, these athletes have the opportunity to skate in their full gear with a stick and focus on power skating skills. PrePower is for any age skater and is offered during most CanSkate sessions. For help in deciding the path forward for skaters with special needs, please contact us! We would be happy to help you with further information.