What is the minimum age for this class?

Minimum age is 4 years; content is scaled but skaters must meet the prerequisites.

Do I need to complete Fundamentals first?

Yes—completion of Fundamentals or coach approval is required to join the Intermediate class.

Are skates available to rent?

Rink rental policy varies; bring your own skates for best fit and technique work, and check with Sunshine Roller Skating Centrettttttt for rentals.

How do I book a spot?

Use the referral link to reserve a slot; groups are limited to five skaters, so book early.

Is prior competition experience required?

No—this class prepares skaters for competition-level skills but accommodates those progressing from Fundamentals.

What should I bring to class?

Bring skates, protective gear, a water bottle, and comfortable layers; arrive early to warm up.

Sharpen Your Edges: Intermediate Artistic Skating with Veni at Sunshine Rink

On a cool Saturday morning at Sunshine Rink in Sunshine North, Victoria, the floor hums with controlled rhythm. 'Intermediate Artistic Class with Veni' is a 60-minute small-group session designed to push skaters beyond basic glides into refined edges, turns, and transitions. Coach Veni guides a maximum of five students through drills that emphasize balance, weight transfer, and the expressive line that separates recreational skating from performance.

The class meets at Sunshine Roller Skating Centrettttttt, a neighborhood hub where skaters of all ages gather to practice, compete, and socialize. This program picks up where Fundamentals leave off: students are expected to have completed the Fundamentals class or show coach approval. Ages start at four, but the work is tailored to each skater’s physical capacity and goals—whether that’s tightening crossovers, adding speed into a mohawk, or polishing choreography for a future competition.

What sets this offering apart is the combination of focused instruction and intimate group size. With just five skaters per session, Veni can break down complex movements verbally, demonstrate, and immediately correct posture or edge use. Expect targeted drills on inside and outside edges, controlled three-turns, backward skating transitions and fluid crossovers. The result is measurable progress in both technique and confidence.

Practicalities matter: classes run sixty minutes and require prior SKATE VIC membership before the first lesson; bring your own skates unless the rink rental policy allows otherwise. The meeting point is Sunshine Roller Skating Centrettttttt—look for the session board on arrival. Parents and guardians will appreciate the structured progression from Fundamentals to Intermediate, and skaters chasing competition experience will find the technical focus especially useful.

Sunshine Rink sits in a working suburb of Melbourne’s outer west, making it an essential piece of the local recreation fabric. The center’s role goes beyond lessons: it hosts weekend open skates, birthday parties, and grassroots events that keep rolling sports visible and accessible. For visitors, this class is an efficient way to jump into the local skating scene without committing to private coaching.

Whether you’re refining balance, working toward competitive routines, or just want a sharper, more confident style on wheels, Veni’s Intermediate Artistic Class delivers disciplined coaching in a lively community setting. Small groups, clear progressions, and a coach who pays attention to the details make this 60-minute session a smart next step for dedicated skaters in Sunshine North.

Bring a water bottle, moisture-wicking layers, and willingness to repeat drills until muscle memory forms. Newcomers transitioning from recreational skating will notice quicker gains when practicing between classes; Veni often assigns short, focused homework—edge drills and posture work—to reinforce lessons. For families visiting Sunshine North, combining this class with an afternoon open skate and café visit makes for a full, active day.

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.