ACACIA RIDGE WATER ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE
Power, Poise and Pop: Aussie Skate™ Free Skate 4 at Iceworld Acacia Ridge
An 8-week, progression-focused youth program (ages 6–17) that advances spins, jumps and field skills for skaters who have passed Free Skate 3.
Power, Poise and Pop: Aussie Skate™ Free Skate 4 at Iceworld Acacia Ridge.
Aussie Skate™ Free Skate 4 is an eight-week coaching program at Iceworld Olympic Ice Rinks in Acacia Ridge that pushes developing skaters beyond fundamentals into more advanced spins, jumps and patterns. Coaches concentrate on technique and posture so participants can tackle previously difficult elements while gaining power and confidence on the ice.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Advanced Spins, Jumps and Patterns
This level emphasizes additional spins, jumps and field skills—designed so skaters can refine technique, build power and advance in areas that have been challenging.
Technique and Posture Focus
Coaches continue to encourage correct posture and technique throughout the program, delivering structured feedback to accelerate each skater’s progression.
Skate Shop and Coffee Area for Spectators
Off-ice, the rink provides a cozy skate shop and coffee area where families can watch the action and stay comfortable between sessions.
What the day feels like
What the eight-week cycle feels like
Classes are delivered as short, focused lessons during which skaters work on building power in their movements and rehearsing new spins, jumps and patterns. Over the eight-week course, coached repetition and posture work aim to turn previously difficult elements into reliable skills while giving each skater opportunities to extend their range.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this program is built for—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Lessons are conducted in 30‑ or 45‑minute increments.
Meet at Iceworld Olympic Ice Rinks, 1179 Beaudesert Road, Acacia Ridge.
The rink is kept at about 10°C or cooler—bring warm layers, long socks and an insulated rain jacket; a well‑fitted bike, ice hockey or ski helmet is strongly recommended for young skaters.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Who is eligible for Aussie Skate™ Free Skate 4?
Skaters who have passed Free Skate 3 and fall within the program’s youth age range.
How long is the program?
The program runs for eight weeks, with lessons scheduled in 30‑ or 45‑minute sessions.
Where do I meet for lessons?
Meet at Iceworld Olympic Ice Rinks, 1179 Beaudesert Road, Acacia Ridge.
What should skaters wear?
Because the rink temperature is around 10°C or lower, bring warm layers, long socks and an insulated rain jacket; helmets are strongly recommended for young skaters.
What will coaching focus on?
Coaches focus on building power, technique and posture while introducing additional spins, jumps and field patterns to advance each skater’s skills.