Single skating (men)
Men’s single skating combines powerful jumps, fast spins and expressive performance. Training develops jump technique, gliding skills and artistry — step by step, from simple elements to complex combinations.
These are the disciplines our school develops — from single skating to synchronized skating. Get to know each one.
Men’s single skating combines powerful jumps, fast spins and expressive performance. Training develops jump technique, gliding skills and artistry — step by step, from simple elements to complex combinations.

Women’s single skating interweaves elegance, flexibility and technically demanding elements. We teach jumps, spins and step sequences while building confidence to perform on the ice.

Ice dance is a partner discipline centred on rhythm, music and cooperation. We develop gliding technique, posture and musicality — the foundations that turn skating into dance.
Solo ice dance brings dance elements into a single skater’s flowing, musical performance. It suits skaters drawn to the beauty of movement and musical expression without the emphasis on jumps.
Synchronized skating is a team discipline where skaters move as one formation. We learn formations, transitions and precise teamwork — and experience the power of moving across the ice as a team.