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Due to limited ice sessions, space is very limited!
Booking at least 1 week in advance is recommended.
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Lessons can only be scheduled when the rink has an appropriate session. The days and times that may work best for you may not be offered by the rink. Likewise, the popular times, after work/school, and weekends are often booked well in advance by other skaters.
If you have difficulty finding a time that works best for your schedule, please consider registering to join the waitlist. Skaters on the waitlist receive priority to book lessons when there is a cancellation.
Limited Number of Open Spots on Open FS, Mennen Contract, & SCoM Club Ice.
Coach Aimée does not teach hockey skating or in any public sessions at Mennen!
Limited Number of Open Spots on Public & Freestyle.
Available at the rinks by appointment and by Zoom.
Alternatively, I also offer custom program design.
I do not offer on-ice lessons virtually!
Insurance does not permit Coach Aimée to provide ice skating lessons in any other locations, including ponds, home rinks, or artificial ice.
Off-Ice Strength & Conditioning May Be Conducted Remotely via Zoom.
There are NO roller skating (quad) or in-line skating (Rollerblade) lessons!
However, I do strength and conditioning work with roller and in-line skaters.
The rinks charge coaches fees as a "commission" for the use of the facility.
At rinks, where the facility collects coach professional fees, coaches are paid after the rink subtracts 15-20% of the fee you pay. Often, it takes several weeks after the close of the payment period for coaches to receive 80-85% of your payment.
This varies from rink to rink.
Coaches do not receive any sales commission on any of your purchases at the rink!
Explain your reasons for wanting to switch or add additional coaches.
If you are moving to another coach, make sure you have paid the current coach in full.
If you are adding an additional coach, ensure the current coach agrees and that the coaches will communicate with each other.
Professional coaches will always consult with the previous coach as a courtesy to make sure that they have had a discussion and that they have received all payments due.
Techniques may vary from coach to coach. If the new coach is an addition to the coaching team, it is critical that coaches are in agreement and have open lines of communication.
The right coach for you may differ from what works well for another.
Always keep your comments about any coach complimentary.
Do not make unsolicited comments encouraging another skater to make a change.
What Every Skater & Parent Should Know!
Private lessons can be a great, beneficial way to help you progress in figure skating.
A coach’s role is to help athletes improve their performance and reach their full potential by teaching, monitoring, and motivating them.
Good coaches are made, not born. Whether they are at the elite or beginner level, it takes time, education, dedication, and training to become a successful coach.
The best coach is one who is knowledgeable about the sport, listens to the athletes, understands and responds to their needs, gives them a sense of self-worth, and helps them develop and enjoy the sport.
This guide is a resource to help you find the right coach that fits your needs and outlines what makes a good coach.
Coach Aimée Skating Academy is a PSA Excellence on Ice awarded and U.S. Figure Skating registered Aspire Program.
Offering ice skating learn to skate, figure skating, hockey skating lessons, and off-ice training in Morristown, Wayne, and Randolph, NJ.
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