SKATE Club Camp - Geleen | 22 - 23.08.2026

Location

Schedule

22.08.2026
11:00 - 13:00 - ice training
14:30 - 15:30 - off-ice training
16:00 - 17:00 - ice training

23.08.2026
10:30 - 11:30 - off-ice training
12:00 - 14:00 - ice training

Level & Age at SKATE Club Camps

Group 1:
Learning how to walk forwards and backwards, braking, transferring and first turns on two feet. 

Group 2:
For all those practicing triple steps, mohawks, first single jumps and first one-foot pirouettes.

Group 3:
For everyone, single jumps, possibly practise Axel and first double jumps, various pirouettes, difficult steps such as Twizzel, loops, backwards triples, turns etc.

Target group:
The camps are mainly aimed at adults. Minimum age is 13 years. Age will be checked on admission. No refunds will be given for incorrect information, as tickets could have been sold elsewhere.

The coaching team 

(We speak German & English)

Rene Sachtler-Lohse
René is one of the most successful German ice dancers of all time, who with his partner Kati Winkler became German champion several times, third at the World Championships and eighth at the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City. Today, René works as a coach in competitive sports at the national base in Berlin.

Mila Morelissen
tba

Zabato Bebe
Zabato is a professional figure skater and choreographer with international show experience, including Cirque du Soleil, Disney On Ice, and ice shows at Phantasialand. Together with his pair skating partner, he is currently the only male pair skating team performing in shows. The duo received four "yes" votes on Britain's Got Talent. Zabato also works as a choreographer and casting support for national and international ice shows. In training, he brings a broad vocabulary of movements and coaches individually according to strengths and goals, from expression and musicality to partnering and cool tricks. His coaching is empowering, fun, and allows personalities to shine on the ice.

Important note on pricing & hotel bookings

The price only includes the costs for the use of the ice rink and the organized training. Private training, meals, hotel accommodation and travel to and from the event are not included and must be organized and paid for by the participants themselves if required.