All Schedules Subject to Change
FREESTYLE SESSION RULES
1) Freestyle sessions are open to skaters to train on specific figure skating skills such as jumps, choreography, dance and MITF (Moves In The Field).
2) Freestyle skater patrons must yield to other skaters’ jumping patterns and to skaters whose program is playing.
3) At the discretion of Ice Rink personnel during a busy session, skaters skating in program may be required to wear a sash.
4) Stopping or standing is not allowed on the ice, however, skaters and coaches may stop and stand next to ice rink boards.
5) Coaching may only be done by Salt Lake County licensed coaches.
6) Salt Lake County licensed coaches and skaters must pay for freestyle session before entering the ice.
7) Headphones may not be worn on the ice, however coaches working on choreography may use headphones for that limited purpose.
8) Skaters must practice their skills in designated zones. Corners of the ice are designated as Lutz zones. The center of the ice is the designated spinning zone.
9) Parents and spectators may view freestyle sessions from the lobby or bleachers.
10) No more than 25 skaters/coaches during a freestyle session.
11) Food or beverages is prohibited on the ice.
12) Group lessons of more than 2 skaters per coach are allowed on designated “clinic” freestyle sessions.
13) Skaters must wait their turn to have their program played. Programs shall be played according to the order they are left in the box. If there is a line, a skater in lesson is allowed to bump every other skater in line. Skaters may play their music once per session or until all skaters have played their own music. All programs shall be played from start to finish.
1) Freestyle sessions are open to skaters to train on specific figure skating skills such as jumps, choreography, dance and MITF (Moves In The Field).
2) Freestyle skater patrons must yield to other skaters’ jumping patterns and to skaters whose program is playing.
3) At the discretion of Ice Rink personnel during a busy session, skaters skating in program may be required to wear a sash.
4) Stopping or standing is not allowed on the ice, however, skaters and coaches may stop and stand next to ice rink boards.
5) Coaching may only be done by Salt Lake County licensed coaches.
6) Salt Lake County licensed coaches and skaters must pay for freestyle session before entering the ice.
7) Headphones may not be worn on the ice, however coaches working on choreography may use headphones for that limited purpose.
8) Skaters must practice their skills in designated zones. Corners of the ice are designated as Lutz zones. The center of the ice is the designated spinning zone.
9) Parents and spectators may view freestyle sessions from the lobby or bleachers.
10) No more than 25 skaters/coaches during a freestyle session.
11) Food or beverages is prohibited on the ice.
12) Group lessons of more than 2 skaters per coach are allowed on designated “clinic” freestyle sessions.
13) Skaters must wait their turn to have their program played. Programs shall be played according to the order they are left in the box. If there is a line, a skater in lesson is allowed to bump every other skater in line. Skaters may play their music once per session or until all skaters have played their own music. All programs shall be played from start to finish.