COVID-19 Protocols and Information
We know this last year has been hard on everyone, which is why we would like to introduce our Health & Wellness page. This page will offer resources on dealing with anxiety, depression, and other issues. We will update with new resources weekly and feel free to contact our office with any suggestions or questions.
Nepean Skating Club
We know this last year has been hard on everyone, which is why we would like to introduce our Health & Wellness page. This page will offer resources on dealing with anxiety, depression, and other issues. We will update with new resources weekly and feel free to contact our office with any suggestions or questions.
Thank you all for your patience and understanding. Please keep checking our website and your emails for any further updates!
CanSkate is a dynamic learn-to-skate program that focuses on fun, participation and basic skill development. In CanSkate, skaters learn basic skills to prepare them for any ice skating sport or recreational skating.
CanPowerSkate is an excellent complement for those athletes playing on hockey or ringette teams. It is geared to skaters aged approximately six or older who already have basic forward and backward skating skills and are able to stop on command without use of the boards.
STARSkate stands for Skills, Tests, Achievement and Recognition. Once a skater has completed Level 5 of the CanSkate program, the skater can consider STARSkate. The STARSkate program offers opportunities for skaters to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating.
CompetitiveSkate is a program for skaters who show potential as competitive skaters. In order to compete in this stream, skaters are required to achieve at a specific level.
News
Ottawa figure skaters put a new spin on their passion as training restarts
Check out this article about the effects of the pandemic on figure skating clubs in Ottawa!
12 August, 2020Learn How to Share the Ice Safely
Check out this new video from Coach Nathan Last and review the Nepean Skating Club Ice Etiquette Rul
08 December, 2019Wondering What to Wear to CanSkate?
Let’s get ready for CanSkate lessons! Check out this video for tips and suggestions for equipp
20 November, 2019Rowan’s Law: what you need to know about concussions
On July 1, 2019, new rules came into effect through Rowan’s Law, to improve concussion safety in ama
24 August, 2019Thank You, NSC
Thanks to all the volunteers that helped us make Nepean Winter Skate 2019 a great success. And a big
27 January, 2019Thanks to Meagan, Eric and Bruno for a fantastic day at Nepean Skating Club
It was great to see so many skaters from across the region join us at NSC for a Development S
01 July, 2018
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About the Nepean Skating Club
Nepean Skating Club provides members with a full spectrum of skating instruction. We teach beginners of all ages. We teach recreational skaters who want to continue to improve their skating skills, without the pressure of competition. We also teach high performance skaters who compete at regional, provincial, national and international competitions.
CanSkate is the starting point and we teach close to 800 beginner skaters a year. This is where fundamental movement and basic skills are taught. With this foundation, a skater develops the confidence to progress to any type of skating activity. CanSkate is ideal preparation for skaters who dream of becoming involved in hockey, ringette, speed skating or advanced figure skating.
We welcome spectators, so if you want to see how our club operates, feel free to contact us, and we’ll let you know where you can go to watch a session!
Skating is our passion – come join us!
