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Skating Lessons Pre Alpha 4 Ages 6 and up
Athletics & Recreation

Let’s learn to ice skate! We offer lessons for everyone. If you are looking to play hockey, figure skate or just skate for fun, our lessons will be the perfect fit. We teach the basics of ice skating, focusing on fundamentals and having fun. Skaters are grouped by their skating ability/level. Our skater to coach ratio is 12 to 1 per class. Please note: When the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must be dressed for the cold. We recommend mittens, hats and comfortable, easy to move in clothing. All skaters ages 6 and under must have a helmet on (bike or hockey helmets are fine). We recommend having the younger skaters wear snow pants as it keeps them warm and dry. Skaters must provide their own skates. Rental skates are available at the Forest Lake Cycle and Skate located at the Forest Lake Sports Center for an additional cost. Pre Alpha 4 skaters must have passed Tots 3 OR beginning skaters ages 6 and up. Pre Alpha 4 Skills: One-Foot Glide (Right & Left), Forward Swizzles, Backwards Swizzles, Backwards Wiggles. Important Dates: Fall Session: Saturdays, Sep 5 - Oct 10 Saturdays, Oct 24 - Dec 19 (fieldhouse dates: 11/14, 12/5 *dress warm)

Skating Lessons Tots 1 Ages 3-5
Athletics & Recreation

Let’s learn to ice skate! We offer lessons for everyone. If you are looking to play hockey, figure skate or just skate for fun, our lessons will be the perfect fit. We teach the basics of ice skating, focusing on fundamentals and having fun. Skaters are grouped by their skating ability/level. Our skater to coach ratio is 12 to 1 per class. Please note: When the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must be dressed for the cold. We recommend mittens, hats and comfortable, easy to move in clothing. All skaters ages 6 and under must have a helmet on (bike or hockey helmets are fine). We recommend having the younger skaters wear snow pants as it keeps them warm and dry. Skaters must provide their own skates. Rental skates are available at the Forest Lake Cycle and Skate located at the Forest Lake Sports Center for an additional cost. Tots 1 Skills: Proper way to fall down and get up, marching in a standing position and marching while moving. Important Dates: Fall Session: Saturdays, Sep 5 - Oct 10 Saturdays, Oct 24 - Dec 19 (fieldhouse dates: 11/14, 12/5 *dress warm)

FIRST® LEGO® League Robotics Competition Ages 8-14
Math & Science

In FIRST® LEGO® League, students will be immersed in a real-world science and technology challenge. Teams will strategize, design, program and test an autonomous robot to perform a series of missions based on an annual theme. Research a real-world problem, come up with a solution and then participate in a regional tournament. Adult volunteer assistant coaches needed. No experience necessary.

Intro to Hockey Ages 4-12
Athletics & Recreation

Let’s learn to play hockey! We have partnered with the Forest Lake Hockey Association (FLHA) to offer this great introduction to hockey. Each week we will expand on basic skating skills in a hockey environment. Fundamental skills will be taught though stations, age appropriate drills and games with the emphasis on fun. Skaters will be split into skill levels. Everyone will work on expanding their basic skating skills while the higher level skaters will begin to incorporate hockey plays and stickhandling. Volunteer coaches are needed for this program. If you are interested, please indicate when registering. Coaches must provide their own skates and helmet. Full hockey equipment is required and should include: skates, helmet with face guard, shoulder pads, elbow pads, hockey breezers, gloves, shin pads and stick. A mouth guard and protective cup are recommended. A hockey jersey and hockey socks will be provided. Participants must be able to stand up on the ice without assistance.

{YEL!} Junior Soccer Ages 5-8
Athletics & Recreation

Get outside and get kickin’! We teach the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, receiving and scoring. Emphasis is on teamwork, fundamentals, safety and fast-paced action. Get your kid's pulse pounding today.

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