Learn How to Ice Skate in Lake George, NY

The Adirondack Skating Academy is offering 3 new programs this season for those wanting to try their luck on the ice. The 3 new programs take place at the Lake George Forum located in Lake George NY on Canada street.

The first program is a program for women to learn how to play hockey for ages 18 and over. It’s open to beginner and intermediate skills and will teach skating, how to handle the stick, shooting and passing with offensive and defensive techniques. Classes are held Monday night from 7:15pm to 8:15pm. For young kids there’s also a hockey class for children ages 4-10 years old. Each program costs $99.00 and are eight weeks long. Adult participates must be registered with USA Hockey at a $30 fee per year while children are required to be registered with USFS for a fee of $5.00 per year.

Toddlers can learn the basics of skating with their mom or dad right by their side with a new program that is offered on Tuesday or Thursday mornings from 9:00am to 10:00am. The program is open to toddlers ages 3-5 years and a parent or guardian. The program is taught by head instructor of ASA Casey Congel. Enrollment is $99.00 plus the cost of $5.00 for USFS registration fee.

If you’re looking to learn only the basics of skating then the Adirondack Skating Academy Basic Skills Learn to skate may be the program for you. Classes are taught on Sunday afternoons, Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings. Participates must be 3 years or older. The learn to skate program costs $99.00 plus the $5.00 USFS registration fee for the 8 week program. The costs of the program includes a 30 minute class session with 30 minutes of free skating. Classes are limited and taught by Adirondack Skating Academy teachers.