who runs it
organizations running this strategy · 1
what it looks like in practice
activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above. These are what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Administers skating skill advancement programs FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect serviceOperates a formal testing program to help skaters advance through skill levels, supporting progression in technique and eligibility for higher-level competitions.
- Delivers Learn to Skate USA® group lessons FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect serviceOffers Learn to Skate USA®-affiliated group skating lessons for all ages, including children, adults, aspiring figure skaters, and hockey players, with a focus on skill development, balance, and safety. These include weekly sessions held every Wednesday at 5:30 pm.
- Enables guest participation from other USFSA clubs FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect serviceAllows skaters from other USFSA-affiliated clubs to participate in its sessions and special events after signing a waiver and purchasing ice time through the club’s online system, promoting broader access and inclusivity.
- Ensures safe skating environment through mandatory safety protocols FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect serviceRequires all skaters to attend at least one safety meeting per season, typically held in September, with additional meetings conducted by coaches for new students. Parents of junior members are also required to attend, reinforcing a safe, harassment-free environment.
- Facilitates member-only ice sessions FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect serviceReserves private ice time for club members, known as Club Ice, to ensure less crowded rinks and dedicated practice opportunities. These sessions are exclusive to members and support consistent training access.
- Hosts annual figure skating competition FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect serviceOrganizes and hosts an annual open figure skating competition in Flagstaff, AZ, providing a formal competitive opportunity for skaters.
- Offers volunteer incentive program for ice fees FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect serviceProvides financial incentives for member volunteering, offering $40 in ice fee credit for four hours of service and $80 for eight hours within a month, with a maximum monthly credit of $80.
- Organizes seasonal skating events FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect servicePlans and runs special skating events such as "Ice in the Pines" in Flagstaff, AZ, scheduled annually (e.g., September 11th–13th), offering structured programming and participation opportunities for skaters.
- Provides figure skating instruction for all levels FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect serviceOffers figure skating lessons for individuals of all ages and skill levels, including private coaching and group classes that emphasize proper technique, safety, and enjoyment.
- Supports member engagement in national skating programs FLAGSTAFF FIGURE SKATING CLUBdirect serviceProvides members with full access to US Figure Skating Association benefits, including participation in club activities, voting rights at general meetings, subscription to Skating magazine, access to USFSA.org member resources, and eligibility to test and compete in US Figure Skating sanctioned events.