Join CT Ice Fusion by attending our upcoming synchronized skating clinics on May 31, 2026, at the Northford Ice Pavillion. We offer specialized sessions for youth at 10:15 AM and adults at 2:30 PM for a $30 fee. It is the perfect chance to develop skills and join our community.

What is the CT Ice Fusion skating clinic?

Our upcoming clinic is more than just a training session; it is an open invitation to experience the world of synchronized skating with CT Ice Fusion. Whether you are a young skater looking to join your first team or an adult who wants to rediscover their love for the ice, these clinics are designed to be inclusive, educational, and, above all, fun.

During the hour-long session, participants will be introduced to the fundamental elements of synchronized skating. This includes learning how to skate in unison, understanding basic formations like lines and circles, and working on edge quality and power—all while being part of a supportive group. Our coaching staff is dedicated to creating a low-pressure environment where you can test the waters of this unique discipline. If you have been curious about how it feels to glide across the ice in perfect harmony with others, this is the day to find out.

Essential Clinic Information for Skaters

To make sure everyone has a smooth experience, we have organized the day into two distinct sessions based on age and skill level. Being prepared is key to having a great time on the ice. Here are the specific details you need to know for May 31:

• Youth Clinic Session: 10:15 AM to 11:15 AM
• Adult Clinic Session: 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM
• Location: Northford Ice Pavillion, 24 Fire-lite Place, Northford, CT
• Cost: $30.00 per skater
• Registration: Must be completed via the TeamSnap form

Located at the state-of-the-art Facilities , the Northford Ice Pavillion provides the perfect backdrop for our event. With its excellent ice quality and comfortable amenities, it is the ideal home for our skaters. We recommend arriving at least 20 to 30 minutes early to check in, lace up your skates, and get a quick off-ice warm-up in. This ensures we can maximize our time on the ice and get right into the drills.

Why should you try synchronized skating?

Synchronized skating is often called the ultimate team sport on ice. Unlike individual figure skating, where the focus is solely on personal performance,