TISC Members Celebrated at Year End Party, Year End Awards Presented

The Toronto Inline Skating Club celebrated the 2015 season and recognized some of TISC members’ amazing season with the Year End Award presentations. Congratulations to all recipients who were recognized because of performances, results, and contributions.

Skater of the Year: Morgane Echardour
Most Improved Skater: Andres Medina
Rookie of the Year: Natalia Piedrahita
Rusty Bearing Award: Alain Quintard

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April 19 2018- This evening's program and skating is cancelled due to snow and wet track conditions.
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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.
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[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!

WHO SHOULD COME OUT TO TISC?

If you can stand on your skates, roll comfortably and hold your balance, turn right and left, hop over obstacles, come to a stop safetly, then TISC is a good place for you to take your skating to the next level.

TISC welcomes skaters who looking to improve fitness; those who'd like to get into racing (road, marathons, track, sprint) and who'd like to take their skating to the next level by improving technique (skating movement), pack skills (skating with others), and speed!

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.

The Toronto Inline Skating Club