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2009-2010 COACHING STAFF
Skate
Regina Recreational Programs
Coaches Staff |
| Stacey
Blerot |
Annelies Cooper |
| David Czerniak |
Erin Harde |
| Michelle Laycock |
Louise Littmann |
| Barb Roberts |
Cathy Wright |
| Mary Aspinall |
Kelsey Hanson |
Dayna Huber
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Janine LeBlanc |
STARSkate & Competitive Freelance
| David Czerniak |
Lesson Rate per 15 minutes (approx) |
Contact Information |
• NCCP Level 2 Certified
• Partial NCCP Level 3
• Level 1 Special ‘O’ Certified
• 25 years coaching experience (14 years Skate Regina)
• Dance & Partnering Specialist
• Trainer of Provincial, Divisional & Junior National Dance Teams
Taking on new students – Please call for lessons
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$10.00/15 minute Choreography lesson
$9.0015 minute Dance lesson
$8.00/15 minute Freeskate lesson
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(306) 775-2008
toepix_2009@hotmail.com
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Skip Groff & Karel Latham Groff & Skip Groff
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• 35 years coaching experience (BC, AB, SK)
• Gold Figure, Gold Free
• 4 time B.C. Champion
• Novice & Senior National Silver & Bronze Medalist
• Canadian National Championships 5 years –Novice, Junior & Senior
Karel Latham Groff
• 33 years coaching experience (BC, AB, SK)
• Gold Figure, Gold Free, Gold Dance
• National Champion & Silver Medalist
• Canadian Championships 7 years – Novice, Junior & Senior
• 5 time B.C. Champion Junior & Senior
• Canadian International Team 2 years
• England & Japan – Professional Ice Show Soloist
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$13.00/15 minute lesson
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(306) 584-2500 OR (306) 584-2508 (fax)
groffandlatham@sasktel.net
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Barb Roberts
• Bachelor of Science in Physical Education
• U of S (most outstanding graduate)
• Partial NCCP Level 4 & 5 (13 tasks completed)
• Skate Canada Coaches Continuous Education Program – Gold Status 2006/2007
• Coached Provincial Medalists, Western Canadian & National Competitors
• 22 years coaching experience
• Diploma – High Performance Coaching, NCI Calgary
• Level 3 Mentor Coach
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$10.00/15 minute private
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(306) 790-7827
barbroberts@sasktel.net
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Cathy Wright
• NCCP Level 3 Certified & Partial Level 4
• Skate Canada Coaches Continuous Education Program – Gold Status
• 26 years coaching experience
• Instruct Primary to Gold levels freeskate, dance & skating skills
• 2009 Skate Canada Best of the Best CanSkate Coach
• Coach of Provincial Champions & Medalists (Sectionals & STARSkate), singles and dance, Western Canadian Competitors, Jr. National Competitors, STARSkate National Competitors and Adult National Medalist
• 2003 Canada Winter Games Coach
• Level 1 Mentor Coach
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$9.75/15 minute lesson
(group rates available upon request)
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(306) 949-6972
coachcathywright@hotmail.com
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Please
contact the specific coach for complete resumes
and qualifications.
Rates are based on a 15 minute lesson and
are subject to change.
Skate
Canada Professional Coaches
Skate
Canada professional coaches who teach CanSkate must
be NCCP Level 1 certified or higher, have a valid
first aid certificate and be registered with Skate
Canada.
The
role of the Skate Canada professional coach is to:
- Prepare
fun, challenging and safe lessons for the appropriate
age level
- Plan
skill circuits, drills, exercises, etc.
- Direct
the program
- Group
and re-group skaters
- Train,
supervise, assess and evaluate program assistants
- Assess
skaters and ensure the progress of all skaters
- Select
music for the program
- Keep
efficient records for the program
- Plan
effective ice usage
- Provide
advice on skating matters - i.e. Equipment, progression
to other programs, etc.
Program
Assistants
The
Skate Regina enlists the help of program assistants
to assist the Skate Canada professional coaches
in the delivery of the CanSkate program. The program
assistants keep the session moving while the coach
provides instruction to small groups.
Program
assistants are required to complete a Skate Canada
training program each year. The training program
includes on-ice training as well as classroom instruction
to teach circuits, games and fun activities.
The
role of the program assistant is to:
- Assist
the Skate Canada coach in delivering the program
on-ice and off-ice
- Demonstrate
skills
- Supervise
practice sessions
- Lead
warm-ups and cool-downs under the direction of
the Skate Canada coach
- Set
up and lead on-ice circuits and stations
- Reinforce
learned skills (follow-up on coach instruction)
- Lead
exercises, drills, learning activities and creative
expression
- Hand
out awards (ribbons, stickers, badges, etc.)
- Take
attendance
- Be
a role model for young skaters
Program Assistants Timesheet
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