BOONDALL WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
Edge, Turn, Fly: Leveling Up at Aussie Skate™ Test 9–10 in Boondall
An 8-week, coach-guided progression at Iceworld Olympic Ice Rinks — Boondall that develops continuous free-skating flow, links crossovers with 3-turns and mohawks, and introduces basic jumps; this guide explains what to expect and what to pack.
Edge, Turn, Fly: Leveling Up at Aussie Skate™ Test 9–10 in Boondall.
Aussie Skate™ Test 9–10 is an 8-week progression class at Iceworld Olympic Ice Rinks in Boondall where intermediate junior skaters refine continuous free skating: moving confidently between forward and backward, linking crossovers with 3-turns and mohawks, and being introduced to the basics of jumping under coach supervision.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Flow, Crossovers and Turns
At this level skaters should flow comfortably between forward and backward on a foundation of continuous free skating while learning to link crossovers with 3-turns and mohawks to build smooth, controlled edge work.
Introduction to Basic Jumps
Coaches introduce basic jumps and work with skaters on correct technique so they can progress safely to the next level once comfortable with the foundational skills.
Cold-Rink Comfort and Practical Prep
The rink is kept cool and participants should wear warm layers; the operator advises insulated outerwear, long socks and recommends helmets for young skaters to stay comfortable and protected on the ice.
What the day feels like
What the Eight Weeks Feel Like
Across a series of short, focused sessions skaters move through continuous free-skating drills that emphasize seamless direction changes, then layer in technical work—crossovers, three-turns and mohawks—before coaches introduce basic jumps with hands-on technique correction so students graduate with greater confidence and control.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this program suits—and who should prepare differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The rink maintains an air temperature around 10°C or less—bring warm layers, long socks and an insulated rain jacket; the operator strongly recommends that young skaters wear a well-fitted bike, ice hockey or ski helmet.
Dress in layers that allow movement and insulation; durable long socks and an insulated outer layer help keep skaters comfortable during 30-minute lesson blocks.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is each lesson?
Each lesson is 30 minutes long.
Where do we meet for the class?
Meet at Iceworld Olympic Ice Rinks — Boondall, located at 2304 Sandgate Road, Boondall.
What ages and prerequisites are required?
The level is for skaters aged 6–17 and is intended for participants who have passed Aussie Skate Test 7–8.
How long does the full program run?
The program runs over 8 weeks.
What should skaters wear and bring?
Warm layers are essential; bring long socks and an insulated rain jacket, and young skaters are strongly recommended to wear a well-fitted bike, ice hockey or ski helmet.
Will coaches teach jumps?
Coaches will introduce basic jumps and assist skaters with correct technique as part of the level progression.