Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club Programs

Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club Programs includes Learn to Skate, a group program that uses the Learn to Skate USA curriculum to teach the fundamentals of ice skating. It also offers Aspire for skaters who have passed Basic 5, Adaptive Skating for young people with special needs and children and adults with disabilities, Special Olympics for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, Hockettes synchronized skating, Adult Programs for ages 18+, High School Programs, Competition Club for skaters in Snowplow Sam, Basic 1, and up, LTS Synchro for skaters in Snowplow Sam 4, Basic 2, and up, and Ice Dudes for skaters who have passed Basic 2 or higher.

Programs

• Learn to Skate — Age 3 through Adult · Offered throughout the year · Learn the fundamentals of ice skating in a group setting using the Learn to Skate USA curriculum.
• Aspire — For skaters who have passed Basic 5; those in Basic 6, Pre-Free Skate, and Free Skate 1-6 · Program for skaters who have passed Basic 5 and for those in Basic 6, Pre-Free Skate, and Free Skate 1-6.
• Adaptive Skating — Young people with special needs; children and adults with disabilities · Adaptive skating class for young people with special needs.
• Special Olympics — Children and adults with intellectual disabilities · Special Olympics skating program.
• Hockettes (Synchronized Skating) — All ages and skill levels · Synchronized skating team.
• Adult Programs — 18+ · For those ages 18+ interested in learning the fundamentals of ice skating.
• High School Programs — High school-age skaters · Programs for high school-age skaters.
• Competition Club — Snowplow Sam, Basic 1, and up · Wednesdays 6:15 pm - 7:05 pm · $406 · Group class for skaters enrolled in AAFSC's Learn to Skate program who are ready to take the next step into competitions and performances.
• LTS Synchro — Snowplow Sam 4, Basic 2, and up · Learn synchronized skating basics, make new friends, build confidence and teamwork skills, and perform in Ann Arbor ice shows.
• Ice Dudes — Basic 2 or higher · Program for skaters who have passed Basic 2 or higher.

At a glance

• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Price range: $406
• Current session: Fall 2 Classes (Oct 25–Dec 19, 2026)
• General schedule: Learn to Skate classes are offered throughout the year. AAFSC offers ice sessions 6 days a week.

About the provider

The goal of the Ann Arbor Figure Skating Club is to encourage and develop the sport of figure skating in the community. The Junior Board is for high school-age skaters and may include planning social events and celebrations, recruiting youth volunteers, organizing staff and coach appreciation activities, helping younger and newer skaters prepare for competitions, and serving as ambassadors at Learn to Skate or Public Skate events.

AAFSC Membership is required for Fall Ice Sessions 2026-2027. Skaters under the age of 10 will be assigned a bottom locker. Adult skaters will be assigned a locker on the far left side of the locker room.

Last updated October 27, 2026.