Elite Edge Skating

Organization

Wellesley · Levels: Learn to Skate, Learn to Play Hockey, Hockey Edge

Learn to skate and hockey edge at Boston Sports Institute/Wellesley. Elite Edge Skating Club in Wellesley offers learn-to-skate, learn-to-play hockey, and edge-skating sessions alongside a figure skating academy and athletic development support.

What stands out: It operates out of the Boston Sports Institute with 40+ hours of ice time and a large coaching staff, including Olympic medal-winning and internationally experienced coaches. The club emphasizes a collaborative, technology-supported training model with Dartfish video analysis, harness training, and a flexible 30-day notice membership structure.

Programs & offerings

Learn to SkateLearn to Skate
Summer skating classes for 4-12 year olds focusing on basic skating skills.
Learn to PlayLearn to Play
Summer hockey-skating intro for kids with full gear and stick required.
Hockey EdgeSkating Skills
Summer edge-work skating sessions with no stick and no puck, focused on improvement.
Figure Skating AcademyFreestyle — No Pucks
A structured figure skating training program with high-level coaching.
Elite TrainingSkating Skills
Elite-level skating training within the club's academy structure.
Athletic Development ProgramOther Ice
Off-ice athletic development and strength/conditioning support for skaters.
Virtual Testing OPEN FreeskateFreestyle — No Pucks
Virtual freeskate testing option for skaters.
Spring 2026 Ice ScheduleStick & Puck
Published spring ice schedule for club programming.
Spring 2026 Academy ScheduleFreestyle — No Pucks
Published spring academy schedule for club programming.
Edge Summer Camp 2026Camps
Summer camp for skaters, licensed by the Wellesley Health Department.
Academy RegistrationFreestyle — No Pucks
Registration pathway for the skating academy programs.
Membership RegistrationOther Ice
Membership sign-up for club programming.

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