Sidney, MT
SIDNEY LESSONS AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 27 & MARCH 17th
SIDNEY LESSONS AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 27 & MARCH 17th
Small group lessons for athletes ready to
perform to their potential
through stronger and faster skating.
Power and edge development lessons from a former figure skater turned power skating professional who brings the energy, holds your athlete’s skating to the highest standard and is in-your-corner supporting your athlete all the way.
Work with Coach Mallory to develop your athlete’s
strength and balance
body alignment
powerful skating stride
transition quickness
confidence in skating skills
Coach Mallory Olson is one of the most professional and knowledgeable coaches out there when it comes to skating mechanics.
“Coach Mallory Olson is one of the most professional and knowledgeable coaches out there when it comes to skating mechanics. Not only do we feel she brings a wonderful knowledge of skating skills and drills, but her connection with the kids creates a positive and motivational atmosphere both on and off the ice…”
- Dakota Roots Hockey School
THE DETAILS
Our small group lessons are for ages 8 and above. Each lesson will personally address the skating skill development of the athletes in the lesson. No matter the time of the season, this is a great opportunity to learn the proper fundamentals to elevate each athlete’s game.
All lessons are for groups of 2 athletes. Athletes must be of similar skating skills. Please note, it is each families’ responsibility to find a partner.
Each athlete must register separately. Lessons are 30 minutes each.
When Lessons are Offered
Location: Ranger Arena, Sidney, MT
Friday, January 27, 2023
9:30am - 12:00pm MST
All athletes in lessons are welcomed and strongly encouraged to utilize our blocks of ice time. Athletes who practice the skills learned in lessons ultimately show the greatest improvement.
For example, if your athlete’s lesson is at 10:00am, we recommend skating 15 minutes before and 15 minutes after (at a minimum).
Important Note:
Lessons are first come first serve. Each athlete is allowed only ONE lesson to start.
