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Erica, a former United States Figure Skating (USFS) and Ice Skating Institute (ISI) gold skater, coach, and judge, has been coaching for over 40 years. Erica loves teaching students from tots through adults. There is no greater rewarding experience than seeing her students progress and develop skill level growth with every lesson. She prides herself in giving her students their focused one on one training in a comfortable and encouraging environment.
Private ice skating lessons are available to skaters of any age and ability level. Private lessons offer more personal attention for skaters who want to progress more quickly through the skating levels. Private lessons may be scheduled during any Public session or Freestyle session. For more information or to schedule private lessons call Erica at (909) 601-6515. See you on the ice!
Erica’s goal in coaching is to provide exceptional training. Teaching her students how to learn, compete, perform, strengthen muscles, develop flexibility, and coordination is her focus. Erica wants your skater to reach their potential and have fun in the wonderful journey that advancing in skating can provide. She wants her skaters to be self-taught and motivated during their practice times. She believes everyone can learn.
Please reach us at info@iceskates4u.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Fitting your skates is important. A comfortable fitting skate will allow for an enjoyable skating experience. Here are a few tips to assist in selecting the correct size:
• Take measurements in the socks that will be used while skating.
• Stand on a sheet of paper.
• Have someone else place a mark at your longest toe and at your heel. The pen should be straight up and down to determine the proper length.
• Remove the foot and measure the distance between both marks in inches; repeat with your second foot.
• Using the longer measurement of your two feet, select the most appropriate size. Do not select a size that is smaller than the length of your longest foot.
• Determining skate size by comparing to street shoe sizing is difficult as both are sized for different movements; skates are sized to glide with little foot movement while shoes are sized to allow for more flex when walking.
• Skates generally have a snug fit to ensure the foot does not move; this type of fit may not suit everyone.
• Children may need a little extra room for growth.
• Increased sizing may be needed to accommodate wide feet comfortably.
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