Zone4Skating · club

Figure
skating

For kids who skate confidently and want more: edges and curves, spins, spirals, footwork and first jumps. Run as a club — regularly, in a small group, with music and the joy of movement.

for kidssmall groupspins and jumps2026/2027 season

Who it is for

The next step after learning to skate

We invite children who skate forwards and backwards on their own, can stop and do crossovers. If your child is just starting — begin with group classes or a few private lessons; the instructor will tell you when they are ready for figure skating.

It is not about results at all costs. We develop coordination, flexibility, a sense of rhythm and confidence on the ice — and for kids with sporting ambitions it is a good introduction to further training.

The programme

Edge work: forward and backward curves, figure eights, transitions.
The spiral, one-foot gliding, the sit glide (“pistol”).
Spins — from a two-foot spin to a one-foot spin.
First jumps: hops, the waltz jump and, as skills grow, the salchow and toe loop.
Footwork, choreography elements and skating to music.

We run the programme flexibly — new elements come once the previous ones are solid.

What you need to start

Skating forwards and backwards on your own.
Stopping and crossovers — even in a basic version.
Figure skates (with toe picks at the front of the blade) — hockey skates do not work for figures.
Comfortable clothes (leggings, fleece), gloves; a helmet for the first classes.

What figure skating gives

More than skating in circles

Coordination & flexibility

Figures teach body control: balance on one foot, tension and release, flexibility.

Music & rhythm

Footwork and choreography to music — kids learn to express themselves through movement, not just tick off elements.

Spins & jumps

The most spectacular part of figure skating — introduced gradually and safely.

Season goals

The instructor sets goals with each child (e.g. a first one-foot spin) and shows their progress.

Small group

A group matched by level — the instructor has time to correct every element.

Self-confidence

Every element mastered is a small success that kids take with them beyond the rink.

How to join

The path to the club

01
Request
Tell us your child’s age and what they can already do on the ice.
02
Level check
In the first classes the instructor checks the skills and picks the drills — or suggests a general group first.
03
Regular training
A fixed weekly slot, a small group and goals for the season.

Club pricing

Rink entry is paid according to the rink’s own price list.

Sign up

Tell us your child’s age, how long they have been skating and what they can do. We will call back and arrange the first class.

+48 666 832 222 kontakt@zone4.pl

FAQ

Questions about figure skating

Does my child need figure skates?

Yes. Figure skates have toe picks at the front of the blade, needed for jumps and spins. For regular group classes and lessons any skates will do.

From what age can a child start figure skating?

Usually from 5–6, once a child skates confidently forwards and backwards. Skating level matters more than age — the instructor will assess it in the first classes.

Is it a competitive club?

Not to start with. These are classes for kids who want to skate more beautifully and more ambitiously — we develop technique, coordination and the joy of skating. For kids with sporting ambitions it is a good introduction to further training.

How many times a week are the classes?

Ideally regularly — at least once a week. We will share the group schedule when you sign up for the 2026/2027 season.

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