Pictures of warm-up drills taken by Alain Q.
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The Toronto Inline Skating Club
A publication of the Toronto Inline Skating Club
LATEST NEWS & UPDATES
April 19 2018- This evening's program and skating is cancelled due to snow and wet track conditions.
April 16 2018- This evening's program and skating is cancelled due to ice, snow, and wet conditions.
April 12 2018- Tonight's skating program and practice is cancelled because the 200-meter track is wet. Some skaters are meeting at 6pm to skate at Max Ward Park near the airport in Mississauga.
April 10 2017- Tonight's skating program and practice is cancelled due to thunder storm, rain, and wet conditions.
April 6 2017- Tonight's skating program and practice is cancelled due to rain and wet conditions.
Toronto Inline Skating Club
[2017 SEASON INFO- WHERE, WHEN, WHAT]
April 2 2017- All components of Membership Application must be completed PRIOR to skating with TISC. First outdoor skate is tomorrow, April 3rd. Let's get rolling!WHAT TO BRING
When you come to a TISC practice, make sure you bring...
- skates
- membership application must be complete - a proper fitting helmet (mandatory)
- hand (wrist or palm protection such as cycling gloves or wrist guards), this is mandatory)
- a water bottle
- suitable active clothing, dressed for outdoor weather
- knee and elbow protection mandatory for skaters 15-years and under, unless parents sign off to indicate otherwise.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The 2017 program will focus on the development of speed, fitness, and skills with a focus on the following
- proper skating technique and agility
- fun, joy, and freedom of skating
- safety
- how to skate in a group setting
- achieving health through active participation
- tactics and strategy
Practices will begin with warm-up lasting about 30-minutes, on-skate technique to develop efficiency, followed by drills, activities, and training geared at developing technique, agility, higher speed, greater endurance, and tactical awareness.
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