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Our training sessions are designed for quad roller skates, not rollerblades.
If you currently own rollerblades, you will need access to a pair of quad skates to participate. The balance, turning, and stopping techniques taught in the session are built specifically around quad skates.
Rental skates are available if needed, so you can still participate even if you do not yet own a pair.
That said, we generally encourage participants to have their own skates when possible. Learning on the same pair each time allows your body to build familiarity with how the equipment fits and responds. Switching between different skates can feel noticeably different from session to session.
If you decide to purchase skates, we recommend visiting Anime to Skateboards. Their team is known for being patient and attentive when helping people select the right equipment, and they take the time to ensure skates fit properly. We strongly recommend purchasing skates in person rather than online, since proper fit, support, and setup make a meaningful difference when you are learning.
You can also read our guide on why we recommend buying skates in person for additional context before making a purchase.
You don't need to wait. Sign up for the current cohort.
Each session does build on the last. But the cohort is structured so that if you miss a week, your coach walks you through what you missed at the top of the next session before we move forward. You won't be behind. You'll just come back in.
Yes. Sarovyn plans to introduce additional training formats over time.
As the brand expands its physical footprint, more structured programs will be added to support varying skill levels and movement goals.
Updates will be shared as new training pathways become available.
Yes. Training sessions run consecutively for the full length of the program.
If a session must be postponed due to severe weather or another circumstance beyond our control, it will be added to the end so the full program is completed.
Yes. The program is designed for absolute beginners.
No prior experience is required. You will learn the foundational skills needed to begin skating safely and confidently.
Participants may bring their own quad skates or rent a pair on site.
At this time, training is offered as a 6-week program rather than individual classes.
Each session builds on the previous one, allowing adults to develop balance, confidence, and control on skates through a structured progression. This format helps participants improve more quickly than occasional drop-in lessons.
New training groups open periodically throughout the year. When registration is available, you can view upcoming dates and reserve a place in the next program.
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We aim to notify participants at least 24 hours before a scheduled session whenever possible.
Reschedule notices will appear in your dashboard, and you may also receive a push notification if notifications are enabled on your device.
In rare or urgent situations, a group text message may also be sent.
All reschedules are issued by the Events Manager or a designated staff member.
Training programs and workshops are designed specifically for quad roller skates. Rollerblades are not permitted during training sessions.
For public skate events, both rollerblades and quad skates are welcome. Please note that rental skates are quad skates only.