Discover exhilarating ice skating training at Olympic View Arena. Perfect your skills with expert coaching and vibrant community atmosphere this summer.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable on their feet and have basic skating skills.
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History
Olympic View Arena was originally built in 1984 for local winter sports competitions and has since been renovated to serve year-round skating activities.
Conservation
The arena implements energy-efficient lighting and environmentally friendly ice-making processes to reduce its carbon footprint.
Olympic View Arena
Discover exhilarating ice skating training at Olympic View Arena. Perfect your skills with expert coaching and vibrant community atmosphere this summer.
Olympic View Arena in Mountlake Terrace, Washington operates a community-focused ice facility offering a range of public and organized ice sessions. The arena maintains an Olympic-sized ice surface used for figure skating, hockey practices, and drop-in sessions. Programs include OVA Summer Training Ice for skaters at Basic 6 level and above, a Figure Skating Session (OVA Drop in) open to USFS and ISI members, Stick and Puck sessions for individual hockey skill development, and Lunch Hockey limited to 20 skaters with two goalies scheduled in advance.
The facility supports athlete development by providing structured training time, open-practice opportunities, and small-group skill work. Coaches, clubs, and individual skaters use the venue for on-ice practice, technical drills, and shooting development. Stick and Puck participants are required to wear full gear to ensure safety during practice. The Figure Skating Session emphasizes technique and conditioning on a regulation-size rink suitable for competitive training.
As a local ice sports venue, Olympic View Arena serves the Pacific Northwest skating community by hosting accessible sessions for a variety of ages and levels. The arena's scheduled sessions and membership guidelines help maintain organized, predictable ice time for users. Visitors should consult the arena's published schedule for current session times, eligibility requirements, and equipment policies before attending.
Location
Mountlake Terrace, WA
Convenient Mountlake Terrace location
Ice Surface
Olympic-sized
Regulation training surface
Skill Levels
Basic 6+
Programs for Basic 6 and above
Lunch Hockey
Limited to 20
Fast-paced midday sessions
Check the schedule, confirm eligibility, and reserve a spot for OVA Summer Training Ice, Figure Skating Session, Stick and Puck, or Lunch Hockey.
Wear layered clothing
Dress in moisture-wicking layers to stay comfortable during intense skating sessions.
Use proper fitting skates
Ensure your skates fit well to prevent injuries and maximize control.
Stay hydrated
Drink plenty of water before and after skating to keep energy levels high.
Warm-up before sessions
Perform light stretching and warm-up exercises to avoid strains.
Skate guards
Protect your blades when walking off the ice to maintain sharpness and prevent damage.
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Helmet
Wearing a helmet enhances safety, especially during fast-paced drills.
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Layered clothing
Stay warm and dry on the ice with moisture-wicking layers.
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Gloves
Keep hands warm and improve grip while skating.
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