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2026 SESSION 1 (JANUARY 5TH-MARCH 15TH)
Tri valley Ice Dublin offers learn to skate classes for all ages wanting to dive into the world of skating! Whether you have never skated before or have limited skating experience come join us on the ice. Spots fill up fast be sure to register!
New to Skating? This is where you start:
Tots 1: Ages 6 years or younger
Beginner 1: Ages 6.5 through 15 years old
Adult Beginner: Ages 16+
LEARN TO SKATE WINTER REGISTRATION
CLASS SIGN UP CLOSES SOON. REGISTER NOW TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT. RENTAL SKATES ARE INCLUDED.​
NO REFUNDS. NO CREDITS. NO MAKEUPS
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LEARN TO SKATE CLASS SCHEDULE
COST
WE OFFER A MULTI DAY DISCOUNT!
We believe that coming to the rink for more than 1 session per week would accelerate the rate of development.
REGISTER FOR 1 DAY A WEEK: $270 / 10 WEEKS
REGISTER FOR 2 DAYS A WEEK: $470 / 10 WEEKS
REGISTER FOR 3 DAYS A WEEK: $705 / 10 WEEKS
Rental skates are included.
NO REFUNDS. NO CREDITS. NO MAKEUPS
PROGRESSION BREAKDOWN AND SKATING SKILLS
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GROUP SKATING & PRIVATE LESSONS
The main difference between group ice skating classes and private lessons comes down to the learning environment, level of individual attention, cost, and pace of learning. Below is a breakdown of the key differences
GROUP SKATING
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Social and fun - learning alongside others can be encouraging and help build friendships
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Lower cost - More affordable because the cost is split amongst the students
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Structured curriculum - Classes follow a set progression, often based on a standardized system
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Less individual attention - Instructors divide their time amongst the students so there is limited personalized feedback
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Good for beginners and recreational skaters - Ideal for people who want a fun low stakes environment and to build basic skills
PRIVATE LESSONS
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One on One instruction: Skaters get the coach's undivided attention which leads to faster improvement
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Personalized Training: Lessons are tailored to the goals of the skater
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Flexible scheduling: Rather than having a set class schedule you are able to book times that work for your schedule
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Higher cost: Since you're paying for exclusive one on one time with a private coach, private lessons are more expensive
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Best for competitive or serious skaters: Essential for skaters who want to advance quickly or compete
WHICH ONE IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
New to skating? Just skating for fun?
Want faster progress, personalized coaching, or competitive training?
Some do both!
Group lessons are a great starting point
Private lessons are better
Group classes for social learning and private lessons for detailed development