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Kitsilano Figure Skating Club
2690 Larch Street, Vancouver
British Columbia Canada V6K 4K9

info@kitsfsc.ca      604-737-6000

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Guest Coach Permission Procedure

 

A Guest Coach:

  • has permission to bring their own skaters onto KitsFSC ice
  • DOES NOT have access to club members for private lessons

SkateCanada Certified coaches wishing to apply for Guest Coach status should contact the Board of Directors at info@kitsfsc.ca. Please provide the following information:

  • Name, address, home phone #, mobile phone#, email address.
  • Photocopied or scanned and emailed copy of current SkateCanada Coach Certification Card.
  • Sessions for which access is requested and names of skaters.
  • Statement, written or email, that you agree to comply with the Conditions of Use of Kits FSC Ice, set out below:

If approved, Conditions of Use of Kits FSC Ice:

  • Maintenance of current SkateCanada Coach Certification and Current First Aid Certificate.
  • Permission is for the current skating year. Students must be current Skate Canada members, and have paid club fees for the relevant ice time. Session must not be full.
  • Adherence to club session criteria, ice etiquette, and music order, and club policies and procedures.
  • Adherence to Coach Code of Ethics. No access to skaters, parents, and coaches at or of Kits FSC for recruitment. This will result in withdrawal of privileges and notification to SkateCanada of Code of Ethics breach.

Session Criteria

Kitsilano FSC has only a limited amount of ice and needs to serve skaters with a wide variety of skills. In order to maximize the enjoyment of the ice for skaters at different skill levels we have divided our ice sessions into classifications. You may only skate on ice for which your classification fits. These classifications are:


Elementary Must have completed CanSkate Level 6.
Must be able to follow the Skater's Code of Conduct.


Junior Has Pre-preliminary Program (has all single jumps, including Lutz)
Preparing for Preliminary Freeskate Test.

Intermediate Preliminary Freeskate Test Passed or above

Senior Full Senior Bronze Freeskate Test Passed or above
Juvenile Competitive or above

Adults without tests are allowed on Elementary, Junior or Adult ice only and may skate unsupervised. Must be able to follow the Skater's Code of Conduct. Adults with recent test levels may skate in the appropriate category.

 

Skaters who do not (yet) hold a CanSkate Level 6 Report card are called 'Beginners'. Due to the large number of different classes of users, and limited ice, there are no sessions for Beginners wishing private learn-to-skate lessons. If you would like more time on the ice, please consider enrolling in all 3 weekly CanSkate sessions.