What is the minimum age to attend?

Minimum age is 4 years old; the coach adapts drills for young children as well as older beginners.

Do I need to bring my own skates?

No — skate hire is available during booking for a small fee ($5), but you may bring your own quad or inline skates.

How long is each lesson and what is included?

Each private lesson is 30 minutes and includes rink entry, the one-on-one coaching session, and training time before or after to practice new skills.

What if my child has ASD or ADHD?

Coach Victoria is experienced as an ABA therapist and adapts pacing, cues, and the learning environment to reduce sensory overload and support neurodiverse learners.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations within 24 hours due to illness can be rescheduled or refunded; change-of-mind cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.

Do sessions run in bad weather?

Yes — classes are indoors and climate-controlled, so weather does not affect scheduled sessions.

Private One-on-One Roller Skating Lessons with Coach Victoria at Sunshine Rink

Adventure Brief

One-on-one 30-minute roller skating lessons with Coach Victoria at Sunshine Roller Skating Centre — ideal for beginners, neurodiverse skaters, and anyone wanting focused, adaptive coaching. Book a private slot Wednesdays or Saturdays and take advantage of skate hire and a calm, coached environment.

30 minutes

easy

From A$36.91

Sunshine Roller Skating Centre sits in Sunshine North, Victoria, Australia, and is the home rink for The Skate Studio’s private coaching sessions with Coach Victoria. These thirty-minute, one-on-one lessons are perfect for skaters aged four and up who want focused, compassionate instruction—especially families seeking a coach experienced with ASD and ADHD. Step into the rink’s cool, climate-controlled interior and the first thing you notice is the smooth skating surface: the polished timber and sport flooring that makes edges predictable and drills repeatable. The session includes rink entry, a private lesson tailored to your goals, and training time before or after the lesson to practice new skills. Coach Victoria blends technical skating cues with supportive behavior strategies; she’s a qualified ABA therapist who adapts pacing, language, and progressions to minimize sensory overload and build confidence. Whether you’re lacing quads for the first time or refining crossover technique on inline skates, this private class removes the crowd and distraction so learning happens faster. Maximum group size is one skater, so every minute of a 30-minute slot is individual attention. Skates can be hired during booking for a small fee, and both quad and inline setups are welcome. Participants are asked to arrive 15 minutes early to fit and lace skates and to confirm Skate Victoria membership ahead of their first lesson. This offering matters in Sunshine North because it fills a practical community need: accessible, neurodiverse-friendly instruction in a suburban recreation hub where families already come for weekend activity. The Skate Studio emphasizes safety and consent; there’s a clear COVID-safe declaration, a media-release policy, and a comprehensive risk waiver to ensure students and carers understand responsibilities and protections. Practical realities: protective gear is optional but recommended for learners; long socks prevent blisters; and water and comfortable athletic clothing help students stay focused. The studio runs indoors year-round, so weather won’t cancel your plans. Bookings are subject to a 24‑hour cancellation policy for non-illness changes, while illness-related cancellations can be rescheduled or refunded. If you want a concentrated, compassionate introduction to roller skating—or a targeted tune-up from a coach who understands sensory and behavioral needs—these private sessions offer a rare combination of technical coaching and therapeutic awareness right in Sunshine North. Reserve your slot to turn tentative steps into confident strides on wheels. Sessions run Wednesdays and Saturdays and begin at scheduled times; bookings are made through the referral link and include optional skate rental ($5). The minimum age is four years, and there is no upper-age limit; coaches adapt drills for older beginners and returning adults. Each lesson targets one or two specific skills to practice during the warm-up window so progress stays measurable. Families and carers value the predictable, low‑stimulus format.

About The Skate Studio

The Skate Studio, based in Sunshine North, Victoria, delivers structured roller-skating lessons across multiple western Melbourne venues. The business offers a mix of private lessons, kids classes, skills and fundamentals sessions, specialised two-on-one coaching, and artistic club training tailored to different ages and abilities. Coaches include Kevin, Victoria, and Craig, each leading specific sessions such as private coaching at Sunshine Rink and group classes in Tarneit, Hoppers Crossing, and Altona Meadows.

Sessions focus on essential skating skills — balance, stopping, turning — while advanced classes teach spins, footwork, jumps, freestyle, dance, and figures. Victoria provides specialised support for skaters with ASD and ADHD, and other instructors deliver personalised lessons for beginners through experienced skaters. Classes are designed to build confidence, improve technique, and promote safety in a supportive environment.

The Skate Studio runs recurring weekly offerings with clear session types: private classes, open-age fundamentals, kids classes, and artistic precision and advanced groups. Private and specialised two-on-one lessons allow more focused progress, while group classes emphasize teamwork and synchronized movement for younger skaters. Locations and session times vary by coach and venue.

The Skate Studio positions itself as a local, coach-driven provider focusing on skill development and inclusive instruction. Parents and skaters looking for targeted skating lessons in western Melbourne can find options across Sunshine Rink, Tarneit, Hoppers Crossing, and Altona Meadows. Bookings are arranged per session and specified coach availability.

Class descriptions, schedules, and coach profiles are available for each session to help families choose the right lessons quickly online or by phone.