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One of America's largest and most successful roller skating clubs, Oaks Park Skating Club, is proud to support and foster Artistic Roller Skating & Short Track Speed Roller Sports in the Portland, OR area.


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We are proud to share that Anna Berman will be representing the USA at this year's World Roller Skating Championships in November in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Anna will be the youngest competitor on this year's team. Good luck, Anna - we are so proud of you!

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USARS membership is required in order to participate in club practices. Both limited and full memberships are accepted for skaters. Coaches must purchase a Coach membership. Adults 18+ must complete SafeSport training.

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Why Inline Skate?

Fun or fitness? Both? Inline skating provides tons of benefits for all skaters.

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We are extremely excited to have

Coach Bob

and

Coach Mike 

as our head coaches for TKR SKATE CLUB, We are also thrilled to have former Olympic Skater, and Gastonia native,

Clay Mull

as part of our club.

TKR skate club focuses on both forms of speed skating with our team, Quads and Inline!  As we build our team and head towards large goals we encourage you, your child, and your friends to SIGN UP HERE and come to our class times.  In an effort to grow our team rapidly, we will be utilizing both our

HUDSON

and

INDIAN TRAIL

locations!

HUDSON LOCATION PRACTICES


Saturdays (Beginner Class Included)
​ 9:00AM TO 11AMTUESDAYS
ADVANCED PRACTICE 6:30PM TO 8:15PM

HELMET REQUIRED!!

INDIAN TRAIL LOCATION PRACTICES

Mondays
BEGINNER CLASS 6:30PM TO 8:00PMTHURSDAYS
ADVANCED PRACTICE 6PM TO 7:45PM


HELMET REQUIRED!!

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Speed skating is a competitive sport that demands athletes have a strong sense of balance and muscle control. Moving at 30 mph, speed skaters get a rush from the race that boosts their dopamine levels. Aside from the physical prowess speed skating requires, the culture also promotes strong friendships across competitors.

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What age should you start speed skating?

What age should my child be to start speed skating? We recommend that skaters be at least 6 years of age and comfortable on skates before joining the TSSC. Speed skating is best enjoyed by skaters who have previously learned some of the basics of skating on hockey or figure skates.

Are there inline skating competitions?

Inline speed skating races are held in a variety of formats and on a variety of surfaces. Indoor races are most common in the United States, which has a long tradition of racing on skates at rinks.

Where do US speed skaters train?

US Speedskating National Headquarters is located in Salt Lake City, UT, at the Utah Olympic Oval. Both the long track and short track national training programs are based at the Oval, allowing athletes to train in both disciplines.