Learn To Curl - April 27, 2019 - 1:30-3 pm
On Saturday, April 27, 2019, come out and try curling with a Learn To Curl--
The session will provide approximately 30 minutes of off-ice instruction and plenty of on-ice instruction. You will be able to try delivering a stone, sweeping, and more! Attending a Learn To Curl is a great way to have fun and get the hang of curling!
Space is limited. Reserve your spot today!
On Saturday, April 27, 2019, come out and try curling with a Learn To Curl--
The session will provide approximately 30 minutes of off-ice instruction and plenty of on-ice instruction. You will be able to try delivering a stone, sweeping, and more! Attending a Learn To Curl is a great way to have fun and get the hang of curling!
Space is limited. Reserve your spot today!
Learn2Curl Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear?
Dress warmly in clothing that doesn’t restrict your movement as you'll need to be able to squat and lunge comfortably - running pants/leggings are perfect but avoid tight jeans. Shoes should be thick-soled (typically rubber soles are best) and without heels - sneakers are great, but avoid dress shoes, boots, sandals, etc. The temperature in the arena will be in the mid-40s, so some may prefer to wear a hat and gloves as well.
Do I need my own equipment?
Nope. We will provide all the equipment you need! Wear the right clothing and shoes, and you’re good to go!
Are there age or physical restrictions?
Curling is a sport for people of all ages and abilities, and we love for kids to try curling! Because it takes a certain amount of strength to slide the 42 pound stones down the ice, we prefer participants be at least 12 years. If you are under 18, you will need a parent or guardian to be present at the rink.
We also welcome those who may not be as flexible as they once were to try “stick” curling with us, a method of curling for people with back or knee difficulties. If you want to try "stick" curling or have any questions about who can curl and how, please email us!
Dress warmly in clothing that doesn’t restrict your movement as you'll need to be able to squat and lunge comfortably - running pants/leggings are perfect but avoid tight jeans. Shoes should be thick-soled (typically rubber soles are best) and without heels - sneakers are great, but avoid dress shoes, boots, sandals, etc. The temperature in the arena will be in the mid-40s, so some may prefer to wear a hat and gloves as well.
Do I need my own equipment?
Nope. We will provide all the equipment you need! Wear the right clothing and shoes, and you’re good to go!
Are there age or physical restrictions?
Curling is a sport for people of all ages and abilities, and we love for kids to try curling! Because it takes a certain amount of strength to slide the 42 pound stones down the ice, we prefer participants be at least 12 years. If you are under 18, you will need a parent or guardian to be present at the rink.
We also welcome those who may not be as flexible as they once were to try “stick” curling with us, a method of curling for people with back or knee difficulties. If you want to try "stick" curling or have any questions about who can curl and how, please email us!
Floor Curling
Want to try curling, but without ice and sweeping? Try Floor Curling!
Floor Curling is a great way to get a feel for the strategy and ask questions about curling. You can also practice your broomstacking!
Come see us next time we are at A Few Old Goats Brewing or schedule us to come by your school, church, business, or organization.
Fun Fact: In curling, the winning team buys the losing team the first round. So, everybody wins!
Floor Curling is a great way to get a feel for the strategy and ask questions about curling. You can also practice your broomstacking!
Come see us next time we are at A Few Old Goats Brewing or schedule us to come by your school, church, business, or organization.
Fun Fact: In curling, the winning team buys the losing team the first round. So, everybody wins!