Black Boots Seminar

Act Arena, Saskatoon, SK



To register, please email [email protected] or call 1-306-780-9245.

The Skating Programs Committee is hosting the “Black Boots Seminar” (BBS).

The purpose of the seminar is to bring male figure skaters together for increased appreciation for the sport and to understand the advantages associated participation. A positive and enthusiastic atmosphere by our instructors will encourage male skaters to continue advancing to higher levels of figure skating. Our goal is that seminar participants realize that they are not alone, but part of a group of male athletes working towards common goals in the sport. They will also gain more technical knowledge to help with their progress.  

Seminar Format

  • On-ice sessions will focus on edges, jumps, spins, footwork, and stroking.
  • Off-ice sessions will consist of jump/spin exercises and movement class.
  • Participants will be grouped accordingly skating levels and age.
  • Open to all male figure skaters registered in a Skate Canada; CanSkate (must be able to get up on their own), STARSkate or Competitive programs.
  • Intro to Pairs session – skaters may also attend the Pairs session.
  • Coaches are welcomed and encouraged to attend with their skaters at no cost.
  • Parents may attend all sessions

Guest Coaches:

  • Garrett Gosselin - Certified Regional Coach
  • Padget Riediger - Certified National Coach

On-site registration will be held 30 mintues prior to the start of the seminar.  

Participants are responsible for their own lunch as there is no conession on-site.  

All provincial, muncipal and venue COVID-19 protocols will be followed.  

Online registration closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, January 10th, 2022.

As per Policy #1200 COVID-19 Vaccination Policy for Section Events - all competitors, coaches, officials, volunteers and staff attending must show proof of full vaccination or a negative PCR COVID test.  Effective February 15th, 2022 all particpants five (5) and older must provide proof of full vaccination or a negative PCR COVID test.

Policy #1200 FAQ


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