Those located in the region will have the unique opportunity to participate in weekly programming while having access to a high performance team of national to Olympic level coaches and professionals.  Kori Ade and Heather Aseltine, the founders of the program, are ready to assist athletes at Ford Ice Center's Antioch and Bellevue in reaching their goals!

Please use the link below to view upcoming class schedules for each level of development. 
Class selections and purchases are completed using the following registration site.

In order to prepare for your classes at the facility, please make sure you follow this checklist:
1) Is your membership with S4S current?
2) Use the blue class registration link above to select your chosen classes for the week.
3) Purchase your corresponding freestyle ice sessions from Ford Ice Center.  This can be completed in advance through your FIC account or by visiting the front desk upon your arrival.  30 minutes of freestyle ice during practice time, classes, or private lessons, is $7. 
FIC Account Login: Dash registration site
3) Upon entering the facility, please check-in at the front desk for your session(s).  Your coach will be awaiting your arrival on the ice.

To help accommodate all skaters and maximize our class and lesson availability, a 24-hour policy is in place for all lesson and class cancellation/class credit requests. 

Lessons cancelled with less than 24-hour notice will receive a full charge. 

Upon registration, your skater will receive their own training binder customized with the curriculum and training tools needed to begin their first classes.  Over time, as your athlete develops, additional specialized forms and guidance will be provided throughout each phase of their development. 

Dress the part!  It is important that all of the athletes (regardless of age) are ready to train for success.   Our dress code requires skaters to dress in all black athletic apparel for each of their classes.  Layers can be worn for warmth.  Females are asked to have a bun in their hair or a neat ponytail.  After the first day of class, skaters are expected to bring their training binder to every class.  

In-Person Testing Procedure: A two-step testing process is used to ensure skill mastery of a high standard.  Strong foundational skills will only lead to more efficient progress when advanced skills are introduced during the next phase of development.
Step 1: A private coach or class instructor can recommend a skater's skill when it reaches a passing standard.  This will alert the skater/family that a specific skill is ready to be performed during an official evaluation session.
Step 2: Test sessions will be offered in 15-minute increments in which a skater can run through multiple maneuvers in their curriculum.  The evaluator will then be able to provide their official "mastery" sign-off if the skill is strong and shows consistency.  Once a full list of signatures is achieved, a skater will progress to the next level within that track. 

Virtual Testing Option: 
- All coaches have the option of recommending skills to be evaluated by signing off on the "recommendation" column in the curriculum. 
- Once all signatures are received, a skater can email a photo of their curriculum page along with their short video clips of each skill. (Send to: Admin@sharp4sports.com)
- Results/feedback will be provided back to the family and possible level advancement will be processed.
Video Requirements:
- A coach should film the athlete doing the skill 3 times (continuous filming, no edits) to show consistency and mastery.
- The skater should be in close proximity to the coach for clear viewing purposes. 
- Videos can be captured during practice ice or a private lesson.

Test Session Dress Code: Skaters should approach these sessions as they would an official test session with USFS.  A dress (black preferred) should be worn with a bun or neat ponytail.