The Schedule

Tentative Schedule Overview:
(The exact starting times will be published closer to the event)

Schedule overview:
(The exact starting times will be published closer to the Event)

Day 1 Wednesday April 1:
Half day: 13.30h-18.00h

Day 2 Thursday, April 2:
Half day: 13h – 16.30h or 14h – 20.30h
Full Day: 08.30h-16.30h or 09.30h – 20.30h

Day 3 Friday, April 3:
Half day: 13h – 18h
Full day: 08.30h – 16h or 09.30h – 18h 

Day 4 Saturday, April 4:
Half Day: 11h – 16.30h – parents + friends invited to watch 15.30h – 16.30h
Full Day: 08.30h – 16.30h – parents + friends invited to watch 15.30h – 16.30h

Adult Workshops: The Adult camp is available Thursday evening, Friday and Saturday.

Pricing

Per half day: 110 CHF (approx. 150 course minutes)
Per full day: 170 CHF (approx. 250 course minutes)

Per half day for youngest group ca 6-9 years old: 78 CHF (approx. 100 course minutes, including supervision during breaks)
Per full day for the youngest group 6-9 years old: 145 CHF (approx. 200 course minutes, including supervision during breaks)

Early booking discount: 5% for all registrations by February 15!

Discount for participation on 2 days: 4%
Discount for participation on 3 days: 6%
Discount for participation on 4 days: 8%

Workshop Information

​​Icebreakers Classes – Faculty
Community-building and play-based movement activities that encourage connection, curiosity, and group awareness, creating a collaborative and creative environment within age groups.

6 Ways of the Spine™ (On Ice) – AIT (American Ice Theatre)
Applies American Ice Theatre’s core movement philosophy, 6 Ways of the Spine™, to skating skills of all levels, supporting range of motion, core stability, and expressive movement.

6 Ways of the Spine™ (Off Ice) – AIT
Introduces American Ice Theatre’s core movement philosophy through foundational off-ice floor exercises.

6 Ways of the Spine™ & Level 4 Step Sequences – AIT
Explores how 3-dimensional core movement principles from 6 Ways of the Spine™ support clarity, complexity, and flow in higher-level step sequences.

Rhythms & Dynamics (On Ice) – Maja Luther
Investigates rhythmic variation and movement dynamics based on the principle of Labans movement analysis to expand musicality and storytelling on the ice.

Pathways & Shapes (On & off Ice) – Maja Luther
Focuses on direction, travel, and spatial design to create more intentional and dynamic movement patterns within the body as well as within space. 

Somatic Skating (On Ice) – Maja Luther
A somatic approach to skating that uses guided improvisation and noticing internal sensations to explore individual movement style.

Contemporary Dance (Off Ice) – Isabelle Ragnarsson (Ice Theatre of Stockholm)
A contemporary dance class emphasizing movement principles that translate directly to skating performance and component scores.

Hip Hop (Off Ice) – Isabelle Ragnasson
Introduces hip hop movement and groove in a dance-based class that translates to skating performance and component scores.

Hip Hop (On Ice) – Isabelle Ragnarsson
Explores hip hop–inspired movement adapted for skating, with a focus on groove, texture, and musicality.

Physio – Philipp Tischendorf
Explores the relevance of foot health in skating through discussion and movement practice 

Contemporary Skating Workshop & Skate Jam – Faculty
A collaborative session led by multiple instructors combining guided contemporary skating exploration with open skate jam time to expand expressive movement and skating vocabulary.

Performance Choreography – Faculty
Develops choreographic material with an emphasis on performance quality, timing, body awareness, intention, and clarity within age groups.

Tricks & Transitions – Faculty
Explores creative tricks and skating-specific transitional movement to increase versatility and flow within program choreography.

Expression & Energy Qualities – AIT
Focuses on expressive range and dynamic energy qualities to deepen performance presence and intention.

Guided Improvisation – Contemporary Movement – Isabelle Ragnarsson
A facilitated improvisation session rooted in contemporary movement practices, helping skaters develop awareness of their own movement qualities while connecting with others through space, weight, and responsiveness.

External Inspiration – Isabelle Ragnarsson
A creative class where skaters generate movement from images or words, creating their own choreographic sequences individually or in small groups. Emphasizes discovery, intention, and playful creativity.

Theatre – Malin Schädlich
Applies theatre-based skills such as projection, facial expression, creativity, and performer–audience connection to skating.

End-of-camp Performance for Friends & Family
A celebratory sharing of work for friends and family, followed by a community skate jam and photos.