Programs

Baltimore FSC is proud to announce that we have attained 'Exceeded Standard' for Skate Ontario's CanSkate Excellence Recognition Program.
CanSkate is a dynamic, learn-to-skate program that focuses on fun, participation and basic skill development.
Series of balance, control and agility skills that will prepare skaters for any ice skating sport or recreational skating.
Led by Nationally Certified Coaches trained specifically in teaching the mechanics and proper technique of skating; coaches are assisted by trained program assistants.
You can expect Action, Movement and Fun in this program! Lessons are delivered in a group format.
Skaters progress at their own rate and coaches make sessions active using teaching aids, upbeat music and a wide variety of activities that create a motivated environment and promote learning.
A CSA approved hockey helmet, long pants, mittens, warm sweater/jacket and skates are required for this program.

CanSkate - Parent & Tot is an option for skaters who are younger than 4yrs old with no skating experience and require assistance getting up and maneuvering on the ice.
Our goal is to encourage these skaters to stand, walk, move forward and become independent on the ice.
"Parent" includes members of the skater's household or from their social circle.
All participants must be registered with Skate Canada ($80 fee for 1 parent; $160 for 2 parents - only 1 parent is permitted on-ice, per skater, per session).
Parents must be able to effectively skate on their own and support their skater, if necessary.
Parents will only assist their own skater.
A CSA approved hockey helmet are required for this program, should their own skating level be below Canskate Stage 5 or equivalent.

JUNIOR STARSkate is a program for skaters who have successfully completed their Stage 3 CanSkate badge and are motivated in completing Stage 4-6 Canskate and moving towards entering Skate Canada's STARSkate Program.
All sessions include a 50-minute group lesson provided by Nationally Certified Coaches.
Skaters have the option to skate more than one session and have additional lessons with one of the Club Coaches.
All skaters are required to wear CSA approved helmet (no bike helmets) during skating sessions. Helmets must be worn until your child has completed Stage 5 (as per Skate Canada).
JUNIOR STARSkate skaters share ice time with our SENIOR StarSkate skaters who have their own dedicated program that is geared to skaters working on Star 1 - 6 Skating Skills, FreeSkate and Ice Dance.
Our JUNIOR STARSkaters can be inspired by the SENIOR STARSkaters to see all the cool skills that are in their future of skating!!

Skills, Tests, Achievement, Recognition – this is what STARSkate is all about!
STARSkate offers opportunities for skaters of all ages to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice skating skills, free skate, ice dance and interpretive skating.
Skaters have the opportunity to be assessed for Star 1 - 6 Skate Canada Tests through a nationally standardized testing system.
Private Coaching is required for lessons and should be arranged with the coaching staff prior to the start of the season. Please be sure to discuss all formats of lessons with your coach (private, semi-private, group).