Williston Spring Training

Spring Training brings energy, challenge, and fun together on the ice. Classes are designed to build strength, power, and strong skating skills while keeping athletes motivated and engaged. It’s a great way to get stronger, improve skills, and have fun doing it.

Enrolled skaters will train with our coaching team through a combination of small group classes and optional add-on opportunities designed to support continued growth during the spring training window. Our curriculum is thoughtfully planned with our skaters’ development in mind, creating a structured environment where athletes can continue building strong habits and confidence on the ice.

Each enrolled skater will be assigned to a core class that focuses on skating skills, edge quality, power, body alignment, and overall technique, the foundational elements that support all areas of skating. These sessions are designed to challenge skaters at the appropriate level while reinforcing proper technique, efficiency, and continued growth on the ice.

In addition to the core class, skaters have the opportunity to customize their training experience through optional add-ons, including our Jump & Spin Development class and private one-on-one lessons. This flexible structure allows each athlete to build a training plan that supports their individual goals while continuing to benefit from team training.

Enrollment also includes access to scheduled ice sessions throughout the spring season. When classes are taking place, skaters who are not in class at that time are welcome to practice independently on the ice while remaining aware of others and respecting coaches actively working with skaters.

WHO is spring training for?

Spring Training is designed for current Oka members (Williston location) who want to continue developing their skills and stay active during the spring training window.

This session is a great fit for:

Skaters who want to keep their momentum going after the main season
Skaters looking to build stronger skating fundamentals, including edges, power, and overall technique
Skaters preparing for next season and wanting to continue progressing
Skaters interested in additional coaching exposure and individualized skill development
Skaters who want to continue having fun on the ice!

WHAT to expect on ice

Core Class

30 minutes with a coach focused on building strong skating fundamentals. Classes will take skaters through edges, skating skill drills, strength exercises for posture, extension, overall power, and more. Sessions are designed to challenge skaters while continuing to improve technique and confidence.

Jumps & Spins Class
This weekly class focuses on developing jump and spin fundamentals in a structured and supportive environment. Led by Coach Brenna, skaters will work on technique, body awareness, and confidence in these specialized skills.

Requirement: Skaters must be in Basic 5 or above to participate.

Private Add-On Lessons

Private lessons are 15-minute, one-on-one sessions where coaches can focus on skills specific to the skater’s individual needs and goals. There is no level requirement, and skaters may schedule as many or as few lessons as they would like.

Available with Coach Brenna and Coach Kass.

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march 1st - april 16th, 2026

Spring Training brings energy, challenge, and fun together on the ice. Classes are designed to build strength, power, and strong skating skills while keeping athletes motivated and engaged. It’s a great way to get stronger, improve skills, and have fun doing it.

WHO is spring training for?

WHAT to expect on ice

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