This session will have a warm up and then a time trial followed by cool down skating. Time Trials intended to allow you to benchmark your progress throughout the skating season. Skate for a personal best clock time! Offical results are taken and posted on our time trials page. This session is guided by the race team.

Directions to NRC

Start time: variable through the season depending on amount of daylight time. Typically starts no earlier than 6PM and no later then 6:45PM. Watch the club home page for training start times.

This session is coached by the club race team and will provide an introduction to race team style training.

Located in Golden Gate Park, the 2008 San Francisco Inline Skate Marathon's full marathon features $3,100 of prize money in the Pro categories for men and women. Whether you skate the full marathon (26.2 miles, eleven laps) half marathon (13.1 miles, six laps), or the three-lap Super-K, it will be the highlight of your spring!

For more details see the official event page.

This is also an NROC sanctioned event.

Get involved in this year's Tour Nortel in which takes place on Sunday, May 4th at the Nortel Carling Campus. Folks are smiling, the energy is electric and it is a day of good fun. You can stroll along the pleasant scenery, in-line skate or cycle in one of the tours. There are super on- site family activities, games and food for young and old. Bring the family, friends and encourage everyone to come out because they will not regret it.

The Tour Nortel is a recreational tour which benefits the CHEO foundation, Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Support Programs and Ronald McDonald House. The registration fee is $25, but participants are encouraged to collect donations.

Please see the Tour Nortel web site for registration details.

http://www.tournortel.com/

The inline skating tour is a fun and unique opportunity to skate on major roads in Nepean and Kanata that have been closed off to traffic. Please note that there is a fairly large hill on the course and skaters must be able to brake and control their speed while descending.

The 12km inline skating tour starts at 10:00 AM on Sunday May 4, 2008. Participants may skate until the roads re-open at 12:30 PM.

Held at the P8 venue, this tuesday night session will be a technique clinic coached by Dominique Larocque a former national inline skating champion.

The K2 Fun-Fit Wednesday Social Skates are all about fun, fitness & friends. This group’s focus is mostly recreational skating as a way to enjoy the outdoors and adopt a more active lifestyle. Come out and enjoy the Ottawa paths for a couple of hours of skating and then refuel with us at a local restaurant or pub.

Each Wednesday session starts at 6:15 pm with introductions and announcements, then we get ready to roll at 6:30 pm for 15-20 km of fun skating. Later this year we will introduce yoga with Andrea and Lisa at 5:45 before hitting the paths. Stay tuned for an announcement about when that will begin.

Each Wednesday the session will be held on a different path. See the K2 Fun-Fit Wednesday Social Skate Schedule for full details and directions.

This Thursday Night Technique session will be coached by Barry Publow, internationally-renowned coach and author of 'Speed on Skates' and 'Inline Skating: The Science of Speed'.

Thursday Night Technique sessions focus more on technique but still offer fitness training through pack skating, interval training and more. These sessions are aimed at skaters of all skill levels, however basic skils are required. If you have never skated before or feel uncomfortable on your skates, you should try our Learn to Skate program first.

Directions to NRC

Start time: variable through the season depending on amount of daylight time. Typically starts no earlier than 6PM and no later then 6:45PM. Watch the club home page for training start times.

This race is part of the California Cup series. For more information see the official event page.

This Tuesday Night Technique session will be coached by Barry Publow, internationally-renowned coach and author of 'Speed on Skates' and 'Inline Skating: The Science of Speed'.

This practice will be held at NRC in a different location than our usual Thursday practices. We will meet at building M50 parking lot on the south side of Montreal Road. Skating will be along Polanyi Road. Click here for a map.

Skaters should have their skates on and be ready to start at 6:30 PM sharp.

The K2 Fun-Fit Wednesday Social Skates are all about fun, fitness & friends. This group’s focus is mostly recreational skating as a way to enjoy the outdoors and adopt a more active lifestyle. Come out and enjoy the Ottawa paths for a couple of hours of skating and then refuel with us at a local restaurant or pub.

This year the Wednesday sessions will start at 5:45 pm for yoga with Andrea and Lisa and then get ready to roll at 6:30 pm! The skate is usually about 15 to 20 Km of fun skating.

Each Wednesday the session will be held on a different path. See the K2 Fun-Fit Wednesday Social Skate Schedule for full details and directions.

Thursday Night Technique sessions focus more on technique but still offer fitness training through pack skating, interval training and more. These sessions are aimed at skaters of all skill levels, however basic skils are required. If you have never skated before or feel uncomfortable on your skates, you should try our Learn to Skate program first.

Directions to NRC

Start time: variable through the season depending on amount of daylight time. Typically starts no earlier than 6PM and no later then 6:45PM. Watch the club home page for training start times.

Held at the P8 venue this session focuses on a fun race for personal bests on the hill. These races are usually self timed, we provide lots of hill though.

The K2 Fun-Fit Wednesday Social Skates are all about fun, fitness & friends. This group’s focus is mostly recreational skating as a way to enjoy the outdoors and adopt a more active lifestyle. Come out and enjoy the Ottawa paths for a couple of hours of skating and then refuel with us at a local restaurant or pub.

This year the Wednesday sessions will start at 5:45 pm for yoga with Andrea and Lisa and then get ready to roll at 6:30 pm! The skate is usually about 15 to 20 Km of fun skating.

Each Wednesday the session will be held on a different path. See the K2 Fun-Fit Wednesday Social Skate Schedule for full details and directions.

Held at the NRC venue, this session will be a technique clinic coached by Dominique Larocque a former national inline skating champion.

Directions to NRC

Start time: variable through the season depending on amount of daylight time. Typically starts no earlier than 6PM and no later then 6:45PM. Watch the club home page for training start times.

Fitness training...on hills! Join one of the many groups of skaters at various skill and fitness levels, there is room for everyone at the P8 loop.

Directions to P8

These sessions are instructor guided and focus on interval training, pack skating as well as hill and turning technique.

Start time: variable through the season depending on amount of daylight time. Typically starts no earlier than 6PM and no later then 6:45PM. Watch the club home page for training start times.

The K2 Fun-Fit Wednesday Social Skates are all about fun, fitness & friends. This group’s focus is mostly recreational skating as a way to enjoy the outdoors and adopt a more active lifestyle. Come out and enjoy the Ottawa paths for a couple of hours of skating and then refuel with us at a local restaurant or pub.

This year the Wednesday sessions will start at 5:45 pm for yoga with Andrea and Lisa and then get ready to roll at 6:30 pm! The skate is usually about 15 to 20 Km of fun skating.

Each Wednesday the session will be held on a different path. See the K2 Fun-Fit Wednesday Social Skate Schedule for full details and directions.

This session will have a warm up and then a time trial followed by cool down skating. Time Trials intended to allow you to benchmark your progress throughout the skating season. Skate for a personal best clock time! Offical results are taken and posted on our time trials page.

Directions to NRC

Start time: variable through the season depending on amount of daylight time. Typically starts no earlier than 6PM and no later then 6:45PM. Watch the club home page for training start times.

The provincial championships are open to all skaters. This event will be held at:

Christ The King 200-meter flat track>
3674 Lakeshore Boulevard West
Toronto, Ontario

Friday night practice, saturday/sunday event skating.

Although this event is used to qualify skaters for the nationals, there are no prerequisites to skating in the provincials.

The provincial championships are open to all skaters. This event will be held at:

Christ The King 200-meter flat track>
3674 Lakeshore Boulevard West
Toronto, Ontario

Friday night practice, saturday/sunday event skating.

Although this event is used to qualify skaters for the nationals, there are no prerequisites to skating in the provincials.