Master Advanced Skating at Iceworld Olympic Ice Rinks - Boondall
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
8 weeks, 30-minute weekly sessions
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required; participants should be comfortable moving on ice and capable of basic skating skills.
Overview
Elevate your ice skating with the Aussie Skate™ Free Skate 1 program at Boondall’s top rink. Master advanced spins and jumps over eight weeks with expert coaching in a rare Queensland ice sports setting.
Aussie Skate™ Free Skate 1
Ages 6-17 • 8 Weeks • Once you've passed Aussie Skate 9-10!
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About This Adventure
Elevate your skating skills in this 8-week program, where you'll master advanced spins and jumps while linking multiple techniques together. With expert coaching focused on perfecting your posture, this experience promises to refine your abilities and boost your confidence on the ice. Dress warmly and get ready to shine!
#Basic spins, jumps and other skills will be refined to consistently execute at an advanced level.
Duration
8 Weeks 30 Minute sessions
About
Skaters in this level will continue to learn how to link multiple skills together. Basic spins, jumps and other skills should be executed at an advanced level and coaches will encourage correct posture as skaters practice these skills.
What to bring
Our rinks maintain an air temperature around 10C or less, so warm layers are a must! An insulated rain jacket will keep you warm and dry, and be sure to bring long socks.
Adventure Tips
Dress in warm, layered clothing
The rink maintains temperatures around 10°C or lower; layers and insulated jackets keep you comfortable.
Arrive early for check-in
Arrive about 10 minutes before lessons to scan your QR code and get fitted with rental skates smoothly.
Wear long socks
Long socks prevent blisters and keep legs warm on the ice; they’re required for rental skates.
Consider a helmet for younger skaters
Bike, ice hockey or ski helmets are highly recommended to protect children during practice.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Water birds native to Boondall Wetlands such as herons and egrets
- Lizards and small marsupials commonly spotted around the area
History
Boondall is a coastal suburb historically tied to indigenous peoples and now supports diverse recreational spaces blending wetlands and urban amenities.
Conservation
Iceworld operates within a sustainable framework to minimize energy usage for ice maintenance, supporting eco-conscious recreation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated jacket
Helps maintain body warmth amid cold rink temperatures.
winter specific
Long socks
Protects feet inside skates and helps prevent blisters.
Helmet
Recommended for young skaters to provide head protection.
Gloves
Keeps hands warm and offers minor protection during falls.
fall|winter specific