50 First Skates Workshop

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Dublin Studio, Saturday 1st February

Learn to Skate
Perfect for beginners, this workshop focuses on mastering the basics of skating in a fun and supportive environment. Build your confidence on wheels and learn essential techniques to get you gliding smoothly. Bring your own skates and protective gear, and let’s get rolling!

•Time: 2pm-3pm

Beginners Jam Skating
Step it up with our jam skating fundamentals session! Explore the dynamic world of rhythm-based skating, learning moves and techniques that blend skating with dance. Skates and protective gear required—get ready to groove and glide! Own skates required.

•Time: 3.30pm-4.30pm


Date:
Saturday 1st February
Time:
2.00pm & 3.30pm
Price:
Free - booking required via Instagram
Address:
Dublin Studio, Montague Lane, Dublin, Ireland

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