Global figure skating camps you can join now.

2 weeks camp= 1140 euros ( including VAT) 3 weeks camp= 1380 euros (including VAT) 4 weeks camp= 1690 euros (including VAT)

We invite you to our 2026 summer figure skating training camp in sunny Sochi, on the Olympic ice rink of the Iceberg Palace in the Sirius Federal Territory. Our camp in Sirius offers an opportunity to combine a seaside vacation with intensive training, allowing you to continue your training even during summer holidays or family vacations.

The Summer Camp is a figure skating camp organized by the Dean Figure Skating Foundation in Alkmaar, the Netherlands. During the summer camp, national and international figure skaters undergo an intensive one-, two-, or three-week course led by national and international coaches and experts to take their skating skills to the next level.

The camp focuses on high-quality training, therefore the number of skaters per group is limited. Skaters will be accepted based on the order of registration and placed into groups accordingly. The main focus will be jumps, spins, and edge work.

Skate Plus Summer Camp has been thinking about how to make this year's camp even better. Learning from experience, listening to feedback, making improvements. The result? A two-phase programme designed to take you from post-break to season-ready. Phase 1: Foundation 29th of June - 18th of July Nepela Rink, Bratislava, Slovakia Odbojárov 9, 831 04 Nové Mesto Everyone starts here. This phase is all about getting back into your groove after the break. On-ice and off-ice conditioning, brushing up technique, laying the technique base for the new elements, refining and embellishing your programmes, stretching and flexibility work. Build the foundation you need for what comes next. Phase 2: Acceleration 20th of July - 8th of August Nepela Rink, Bratislava, Slovakia Odbojárov 9, 831 04 Nové Mesto The second phase, also for everyone. Now it's time to push. Programme run-throughs (plenty of them), endurance work, off-ice training, and the advantage of altitude training. This phase gets you across the finish line and ready for the season ahead. Who should come? Any skater, any level, as long as you're serious about putting in the work and making real progress. Both phases welcome everyone. We group all training sessions by level so you're always working with the right challenge, whether you're in Bratislava or Ritten.

Benoit Richaud Founder Benoît is the founder of Peak Ice and an internationally recognised figure-skating coach and choreographer. He won Best Choreographer at the 2024 ISU Skating Awards, reflecting his standing at the highest level of the sport. At camp, he leads the overall vision, with a focus on performance quality, group choreos, and a high-standard training environment.

We are very happy that our offer has interested you. This intensive is designed to prepare skaters of different levels for the competitive season in mini-groups of 4–6 athletes.

Ready to level up your skating? Daily on-ice training • Jumps •Spins • Programs Plus strength & conditioning + ballet Small groups with professional coaches who know the new rules

This summer, Camp Ridley invites competitive figure skaters from across Canada and around the world to immerse themselves in an elite training experience! This camp is intended for skaters at the Skate Canada STAR 5 and STAR 6 level or an international equivalent, meaning participants will be working on developing and refining double jumps. It is ideal for: Pre-Podium and Podium Pathway skaters Athletes seeking an intensive, structured and supportive summer training block Skaters interested in high-performance development while experiencing an enriching boarding environment Canadian and international skaters looking to elevate their training and broaden their experiences In the first week of camp, athletes will train up to 3 hours per day on the ice, guided by Ridley’s coaching faculty and guest experts. Sessions emphasize technical refinement in jumps and spins, quality of skating skills, power, flow and performance components. Small-group coaching ensures athletes receive individualized attention, while programme development sessions help them strengthen the artistry, detail and confidence needed to compete at any level. Off the ice, skaters participate in a range of classes that support their development as complete athletes. Strength and conditioning, flexibility training, dance, mental performance and off-ice jump workshops provide the foundation for long-term progress and injury prevention.  Once figure skating training has concluded, athletes will spend the second week of camp participating in an additional Camp Ridley programme of their choosing.

The Skating School of Switzerland Summer Camp 2017 is a two-week training camp tailored for elite skaters at the Novice, Junior, and Senior levels. Two-time world champion Stéphane Lambiel and his team are joining forces to offer a personal and enriching experience for skaters with talent and aspiration.

Elite (minimum double Axel and 3 triple jumps) Junior (all double jumps, double Axel and/or one triple jump) Novice A (minimum 3 double jumps) Novice B (all single jumps, single Axel included)

From August 3 to 8, 2026, we invite you to a compact, high-impact training camp led by top-level international coaches, choreographers, dancers, and specialists.