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The Kraken Skating Academy is offering Thanksgiving Week Youth Camps and Adult Clinics!

All skaters, new and returning, are encouraged to join the fun. This 2-day camp/clinic includes 1 hour of on-ice instruction each day.

If your skater is new to classes, they will start with the Cuttlefish 1 curriculum; if you are bringing a returning skater, register them for the level they are currently enrolled in.

  

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What You'll Learn

Youth Camp

Schedule

Monday, November 23
6:00 - 7:00pm

Tuesday, November 24
5:45 - 6:45pm

Price

$100 for two-day camp

Levels Offered
  • Cuttlefish 1-2
  • Cuttlefish 3-4
  • Bigfin 1-2
  • Bigfin 3
  • Power Skating 1-2
  • Emerald Edge*: Bigfin 4-6
    • Skaters currently registered for Bigfin 4-6 as a half-hour Learn to Skate class should join this group!
  • Emerald Edge: Aspire 1
  • Emerald Edge: Aspire 2+
For New Skaters

New skaters should register for:

  • 3-6 years old: Cuttlefish #1
  • 7-17 years old: Bigfin #1

Even if your skater has some previous skating experience or lessons outside of Kraken Skating Academy, please register new skaters for level #1 of the appropriate age group and we will evaluate their class placement during the first day of camp.

Adult Clinic

Schedule

Monday, November 23
7:00 - 8:00pm

Tuesday, November 24
6:45 - 7:45pm

Price

$100 for two-day camp

Levels Offered
  • Deep Sea 1-3
  • Emerald Edge*: Deep Sea 4-6
    • Skaters currently registered for Deep Sea 4-6 as a half-hour Learn to Skate class should join this group!
  • Emerald Edge: Freeskate 1-3
  • Emerald Edge: Freeskate 4-6
For New Skaters

New skaters should register for Deep Sea #1.

Even if you have some previous skating experience or lessons outside of Kraken Skating Academy, please register for level #1 and we will evaluate your class placement during the first day of the clinic

Required Gear

  • Helmets are mandatory. Hockey, bike, ski or skateboard helmets are all acceptable.
  • Ice Skates: Rental skates are available (included with registration) if you do not have your own.
  • Gloves, mittens, thin socks. (We all think thick socks are better, not in ice skates!)
  • Warm clothes: Clothes easy to move in. Layers are best, no jeans.