U.S. Figure Skating Announces


Skating director Program MAY 18-20


Hyatt Regency, Columbus


UNDENIABLY THE INDUSTRY’S best event of 2015. Join us this year for quality educational tracks and the premier RINK Exposition in the country.


The Skating Director Program, presented by U.S. Figure Skating, is designed for skating directors, club board members, and coaches that are intent on offering the highest level of service and opportunity through their figure skating program.


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the participants how to use the full array of U.S. Figure Skating programs to create a successful and financially viable figure skating program.


REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.NARCE.COM


• U.S. Figure Skating- How it works and what we offer to assist programs and clubs • Using creative ways to market and enhance existing programming • Ideas for keeping skating FUN and affordable- from Basic Skills to Elite • Adding unique Specialty Classes for increased retention of members • Best practices of successful Figure Skating Clubs • New SafeSport Program – resources, awareness, necessary policies and procedures to implement


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Every NARCE registration includes an all access pass to the RINK Expo and NARCE social functions. Lunch is also included each day with your registration.


• Learn how to develop an off-ice fitness program at your facility • New Improvements to Basic Skills • Opportunity to hear and share Real Programs that Work! • Ways to educate the skating parent • Strategic planning and setting goals for your overall program • Comparison of structure and fees • Networking and roundtable discussions with other Directors in the United States


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