SKATE Club Camp – Füssen | 9–11 October 2026

Location National Training Centre for Ice Hockey and Curling Am Eisstadion 1 , 87629 Füssen Timetable (subject to change at short notice) 9 October 2026 16:35 – 18:25 Ice training in ARENA 18:25 – 19:25 Private lessons available (free ice time for all) 10 October 2026 09:00 – 10:50 Ice training ARENA 10:50 – 11:50 Private lessons available (open ice time for everyone) 2.00 pm – 3.00 pm Off-ice training at the SPORTHALLE 3.30 pm – 5.20 pm Ice training at the ARENA 11 October 2026 09:30 – 10:30 Off-ice training at the SPORTHALLE 11:00 – 12:50 Ice training at the ARENA Levels & Ages at SKATE Club Camps Group 1: Learning to skate forwards and backwards, braking, cross-steps and first spins on two feet. Group 2: For everyone practising triple steps, Mohawks, first single jumps and first one-foot pirouettes. Group 3: For those practising single jumps, possibly the Axel and first double jumps, various pirouettes, and difficult steps such as twizzles, loops, backwards triples, turns, etc. Target group: 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, as tickets could have been sold to others. The coaching team (We speak German & English) René Sachtler-Lohse René is one of the most successful German ice dancers of all time, having won multiple German championships with his partner Kati Winkler, as well as finishing third at the World Championships and eighth at the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City. Today, René works as a coach in elite sport at the Federal Training Centre in Berlin. Kati Schneider Kati is one of the most successful German ice dancers of all time; with her partner René Lohse, she was multiple German champion, came third at the World Championships and eighth at the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City.Today, Kati works as a TV presenter and occasionally takes to the ice as a guest coach at SKATE Club and other skating camps. Florian Just Florian was the first German to win a Junior Grand Prix in singles and competed at the Junior World Championships. He also represented Germany on several occasions in pairs at European and World Championships. He began his coaching career at the national training centre in Dortmund and obtained coaching licences up to the A licence. He subsequently worked as a national training centre coach for young talent and juniors, employed by the German Skating Union. As a coach, he guided athletes to Junior and Senior Grand Prix events in both singles and pairs. They qualified for and competed in Junior World Championships, European Championships and World Championships. Oberstdorf is also his current place of work, where he coaches athletes of all categories in singles and pairs skating. Important note on pricing & hotel bookings The price includes only the costs for use of 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.