The club office is open during freestyle ice session times, Learn to Skate USA® classes, and NAFSC events. Please email us at info@northatlanticfigureskating.org to reach us.
A skater does not have to be a member of the North Atlantic Figure Skating Club (NAFSC) in order to skate on club ice. However, all skaters must have a U.S. Figure Skating membership with another home club, an individual membership with U.S. Figure Skating, or a Learn to Skate USA® membership to utilize club ice as long as they meet the age and level requirements.
We do not take sign up requests via phone calls, emails, etc. Skaters will need to sign up on the Entryeeze site under Contract Ice in order to skate on a session.
NAFSC will post all cancellations/delays through the following channels as able: NAFSC website (announcement bar at the top of the page and the Notifications page), Facebook, Channel 8 WMTW, Channel 6 WCSH, club voicemail (if unable to reach office to reset, this will not be updated).
For help finding the right coach, please visit the Hiring a Private Coach page on the U.S. Figure Skating website. For information and contacts for our staff coaches, please visit the COACHES page.
Yes. During Covid restricted times, guest coaches must request to coach on a session using the Daily Coaching Request Form. Guest coaching fee is $8/session. Please visit the Club Ice page to read the NAFSC guidelines to review procedures.
During normal operations, guest coaches are allowed on our club ice sessions. Guest coaches will incur a fee of $8/session or $15/day unless otherwise designated. In order to guest coach, you must supply the following:
- Proof of liability insurance
- S. Figure Skating Coaching Compliance Card
- Proof of U.S. Figure Skating Membership
- Proof of Professional Skaters Association Membership
- Copy of CER Certifications
All information can be found on the NAFSC website under the corresponding drop down for the event you are interested in.
Please visit the Testing page of the website for information on test timelines and guidelines.
