Roller Time Skating Academy
Group Lessons & More!
Roller Time Skating Academy's main goal is to create a fun, safe, and positive learning environment where children ages 3 all the way to adults can learn how to roller skate or just improve their skills under the guidance of one of our certified instructors. Our classes range from beginners to advanced levels. We also offer camps, group lessons, and private lessons.
Limited spots available for our 2026 summer skate camps!!!
For more information or if you are interested, please see the information below!
Summer skate camp
Monday, June 22nd - Friday June 26th
9am-12pm
$190 / per student
*K4-5th Grade
*This is a Drop-Off Camp*
private lesson information
More About The Academy
Beginners
Participants learn basic skating techniques such as how to stop, get up if they fall, and how to skate forward and backward. They also learn more advanced skills such as shoot the duck and how to jump as they progress. Skates are provided.
Intermediate
Skaters will learn to do a spiral, shoot the duck backward, complete multiple jumps using only one foot to land, execute different spins, and learn several footwork combination moves.
Advance
Advanced and more dedicated skaters will learn more complicated moves and will have the opportunity to compete in local competitions.
As these skaters improve and advance through the many skating levels, the possibility of competing at a regional and/or national level may exist.
Learning to skate is not just a way to have fun, but it can also:
Learning to skate is not just a way to have fun, but it can also:
- Teach balance and rhythm
- Improve posture
- Enhance strength and flexibility
- Improve self-esteem
- Develop gross-motor control
- Assist students to self-motivate
- Be an opportunity for social interaction
- Increase sequential listening skills
- Broaden music exposure
- Be a cardiovascular workout
- Be an endless learning opportunity
Guides To Good Sportsmanship
Learning to skate is not just a way to have fun, but it can also:
Guides To Good Sportsmanship
- Skate for yourself, have fun, and set goals for improvement.
- Practice hard because knowing that you did your best is the most rewarding victory.
- Show respect to coaches and other skaters.
- Treat all skaters as you would like to be treated.
- Older skaters must set a good example for younger, less experienced skaters, as they will always look up to you.
- Remember always to have fun, build skills and have a positive attitude.