Equipment needed to skate: Mask (must be worn on and off the ice – parents too) Bib style Neck guard (hockey one is ok and can be bought at SportsCheck) Helmet, hockey or bike helmet (without holes) is okay to start. Hockey helmets limit how far the skater can lift their chin to look forward for ideal speed skating…
Updated Schedule
We have made a few small changes to the program to allow for more skaters to register: Tuesday Group 3 6:45 am to 7:45 am Group 1 4:45 pm to 5:25 pm Group 2* 5:25 pm to 6:10 pm *or any Group 3 skaters that were not able to make the morning session Thursday Group…
MSSA Best Practice for COVID-19
Click below to view the Manitoba Speed Skating Association Best Practice Recommendations RECOMMENDED BEST PRACTICES (7)
2019/20 Awards Presentations
As you probably know by now, we had to cancel the annual Awards and Potluck in April. We had hoped to present the annual club awards at a more formal event, but as you also know, we are at the moment still limited in what we can and should do socially. So here we go…
WCSSC Best Practice for COVID-19
Best Practices for COVID-19 for Winnipeg Central Speed Skating Club (based on Manitoba Speed Skating Recommended Best Practices document by Manitoba Speed Skating Association) Preparing for Practice at Home Older skaters and guardians of younger skaters must self-screen prior to arriving to practice. Use the Shared Care Online Screening Tool (the same one being used…
