SKATE Club Camp ADVANCED – Schierke (Harz, Germany) | 19–21 February 2027

PLEASE NOTE: This is an SKATE Club ADVANCED Camp! Please ensure you meet the minimum requirements. Venue Schierker Feuersteinarena Am Winterbergtor 2 38879 Wernigerode Timetable 19 February 2027 , 6.00 pm – 8.00 pm – Ice training 20 February 2027 08:30 – 10:30 – On-ice training 11:30 – 12:30 – Off-ice training From around 13:30 Private lessons during public skating hours 21 February 2027 , 08:30 – 10:30 – On-ice training ; 11:30 – 12:30 – Off-ice training Private lessons Private lessons take place during public opening hours. The cost of admission during public opening hours is borne by the participant. Level & Age for SKATE Club Camps: ADVANCED Group 1: All single jumps (at least 4 out of 6 single jumps must be performed confidently!). Training focuses on the Axel, and the single jumps are refined, along with various spins and difficult steps such as twizzles, loops, triple back spins and turns. Group 2: From Axel onwards. Double jumps are already being practised, as well as jump-in balances, combination pirouettes and all the difficult steps. Target audience: The camps are primarily aimed at adults. The minimum age is 13. Age will be checked on entry. No refunds will be given in the event of false information being provided, as tickets could have been sold to other people. The coaching team (subject to change!) (We speak German & English) Franz Streubel Franz is a former German figure skater and now works as a skating coach. Franz was a two-time German champion and won six international senior medals (including gold at the Bavarian Open and the NRW Trophy). Franz competed at the European and World Championships. As a professional skater, he performed for Hot Ice Show and at the Autostadt in Wolfsburg. Franz now passes on his knowledge to skaters of all levels and age groups. He lives in the UK with his wife Sophia. Tobija Harms Tobija is a real latecomer to the sport: he didn’t step onto the ice until he was 11, but quickly found his way into competitive sport. In 2025, he became German Junior Champion in pairs skating and represented Germany at six Junior Grand Prix events and two Junior World Championships (Calgary & Taipei). Following his active career at the Oberstdorf national training centre, he is now passing on his knowledge as a coach whilst studying sports management. Tobija teaches all age groups and levels, from the very basics to advanced elements. He specialises in power skating and jumps. Through targeted off-ice athletic training in strength training and plyometrics, he optimally prepares the body for the physical demands and dynamics of the sport. It is particularly important to him to create a healthy, motivating environment in which everyone can achieve their goals whilst having lots of fun. Katja Bögelsack (née Schubert) was an active pairs skater with her brother Knut Schubert in Berlin from 1964 to 1977. Together, they competed at the World and European Championships, as well as in many national and international competitions. Katja has been coaching skaters of all levels and age groups since 1985 (Berlin, Hanover, Wedemark). For her, figure skating is the most wonderful sport in the world for young and old alike. Hotel partnership Villa Bodeblick , Barenberg 1 , 38879 Schierke Use the code "Der SKATE Club" to get a discount. €109 for a single room with breakfast per night €119 for a double room with breakfast per night Important note on pricing & hotel bookings The price covers only the costs of using the ice rink and the organised training sessions. Private training, meals, hotel accommodation, and travel to and from the venue are not included and must be organised and paid for by the participants themselves if required.