Learn to skate ice

No matter your age or your previous experience on (or not on) the ice, you can learn how to ice skate with adult lessons. And, ladies, you should try it because ice skating is an amazingly awesome workout!

Skating backward is essential for figure skaters and hockey players, but it is also useful for anyone who wants to feel relaxed on the ice. While skating in reverse is not a difficult, comfortable balance, speed, and turning all takes some...

There's no better feeling than lacing up some ice skates and gliding around with friends or competing in ice hockey or figure skating. Ice skating has been around for over a century, yet less than 5% of Americans still know how to do it. On a positive note, ice hockey has been growing in demand, so more people want to learn how to ice skate today than ever before.

Ice Skating Tutorial on Instagram: "We think one of the biggest issues for skaters is not having an idea what to practice when they get to the rink. So here is an idea for a 30min beginner practice session. Lots of elements from the learn to skate program that will go a long way to improving your skating skills! Comment and let us know if we should make more guides like this! Also, be sure to check out our 🎉 FREE PDF GUIDES 🎉 in the story highlights! These guides will guide you to…

Have you been wondering if rollerblading helps improve your skating skills? Well, read now to find out.

In this post we will show you how to teach a child to ice skate and get your toddler comfortable on the ice.

Planning on hitting the seasonal outdoor rinks this year? Learn how to ice skate the right way to make the experience more enjoyable.

Jean-Philippe Eyelom | Skating Instructor on Instagram: "Tired of holding the boards? 🫣 Secret tip at the end and here’s 5 skating tips to help you on your first time ice skating: *Wear a helmet & wrist guards if it’s your very first time. I’m taking risks by not wearing any protective gears.. 1. Bend your knees and keep your back straight. Try to aligned your hips with your head 2. Duck Walk to move forward. Point your toes out, skates in a “V” and take small steps 3. Hold your knees…

Excited to learn more about how to select the right ice skates? After extensive research, we compile a list of the best ice skates for beginners.

If you’ve got your sights on competitive figure skating, or want to take your recreational skating to the next level, your training away from the ice is just as important as your sessions at the rink. Successful figure skaters excel in four main areas: strength, flexibility, power and balance. We’ve rounded up our top