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September/October 2020

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facility and local authority guidelines. Before returning to the ice, write down your plan and communicate it. Here are some guidelines to consider as you reopen Learn to Skate USA programs. Mark Poole, Skating Director at Aerodrome Ice Skating Complex, Houston, TX said "We felt we had to go above and beyond the minimum require- ments when reopening the rink. For me, it was imperative that we gained the confidence of the parents in our ability to provide a safe environment. Extra checks, limiting numbers skating, and sending cleaning staff out to sanitize in full public view all helped our customers feel safe in our facility. It seemed to work!" MANAGE PARTICIPANTS • Limit group sizes to align with the physical distancing restrictions put in place by your local health officials and local facility ˚ This may affect how many people are allowed in the facility or on the ice at one time ˚ Re-evaluate class sizes and instructor to student ratios • Have a traffic flow plan that directs participants through the facility while limiting possibilities to congregate USICERINKS.COM SEPTEMBER.OCTOBER.2020 / 35 www.mayekawausa.com | info@mayekawausa.com M aye kaw a U S A S a l e s Re p r e s e n t a t i ve s M-series Reciprocating Compressor "The most efficient solution for ice rinks" •15% energy savings •Lower running costs •Minimal oil carry over •Improved ice quality ABOUT LEARN TO SKATE , Learn to Skate USA, powered by Toyota, is the only skating program endorsed by U.S. Figure Skating, USA Hockey and US Speedskating, with support from Special Olympics, the Professional Skaters Association and the U.S. Ice Rink Association. Learn to Skate USA's mission is to instill a lifelong love of skating with a positive and fun experience. Classes are taught through an updated curriculum by certified, passionate instructors. They build solid skill progression to grow self-esteem in both kids and adults while providing them the resources to reach their hopes and dreams. If you have questions, comments or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. We're here to help! Learn to Skate USA memberservices@learntoskateusa.com 877-587-1400

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