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Bob skates are designed to help younger participants gain more confidence on the ice. Double bladed skates that are strapped to regular footwear and offer a more stable platform for beginners. They can be used during Public Skates and Beginner Skates. Bob Skates are not permitted during Learn to Skate programs, Figure Skating programs, and Shinny or Hockey Shoot around programs. Are skate rentals available during skating lessons?No, skate and helmet rentals are not available during skate lessons. How do I know what size skates I need? A proper fit for hockey skates should fit 1-1.5 sizes smaller than your street shoes. Your toes should barely touch the toe cap, while having no more than 1/4 inch of space in the heel. When you're finished lacing up your skates, they should feel snug with the foot resting flat on the footbed.What do I need for my skate lessons? Program participants of all ages, are required to bring their own Canadian Standards Association (CSA) approved hockey helmet. A full face mask/cage is also recommended. View a video tutorial on properly fitting a helmet. Single bladed skates are required and must be sharpened prior to the first class. Participants should dress for the colder environment which include items such as a jacket, slush or snow pants, and mittens or gloves.What kind of drop in programs are available? Hockey Shoot Around An open practice where participants can run self-directed drills focusing on basic stick handling, shooting and skating skills. No game or scrimmage will be played. Shinny Programs Non-contact drop in hockey scrimmage played without any formal rules or specifically assigned positions. Figure Skate (8+ Years) For experienced figure skaters to individually practice their spins, jumps and the fundamentals of figure skating. Public Skates Informal drop-in session where participants can come to skate. Beginner Skate (All Ages) For beginners of any age and those with accessibility needs to come and practice their skating skills. Social Media Image
