SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE TUESDAY, JUNE 4 ISI University Classes (seven classes)


• Lunch Included for ISI University students • Happy Hour and Study Session for ISI University Students


Pre-registration is REQUIRED to be enrolled as an ISI University student. Full-week, registered attendees may audit the ISI University classes as part of their full registration.


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5


• ISI University Classes (two morning classes followed by a study session and exam)


• ISI National Instructor Training Intermediate/ High Combined Certification*


• General Sessions


• Conference Welcome & Award Presentations


• Box Lunch (provided to all attendees) • Trade Show & Reception (2-8 p.m.) • ISIU Graduation Ceremony (4-5 p.m.)


*The ISI National Instructor Training Program is designed to educate and train instructors in consistent techniques, standards and professional requirements of teaching the ISI Ice Skating Program. The Intermediate/High combined certification will include Freestyle 1-10. The class will be held from 1-4 p.m. Pre-registration is REQUIRED.


THURSDAY, JUNE 6


• Certified Arena Executive (CAE) Course* • General Sessions (all day) • Lunch Buffet (for all attendees) • Section Meetings • District Meetings • 60th


Anniversary Celebration (cocktail reception, dinner, awards ceremony & dancing — 6:30-11 p.m.)


*The CAE course will be held from 8-9:30 a.m. Pre-registration is REQUIRED.


FRIDAY, JUNE 7


Rink Day, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Oakton Ice Arena, Park Ridge, Ill.


(On- and off-ice sessions for coaches, managers and operators)


• Bus Transportation


(round-trip from hotel to rink) • Continental Breakfast Provided • Box Lunch Provided


• ISIU Certification Course for Operators/ Managers: “Refrigeration, Equipment and Facility Maintenance (REFM)”


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Management and Operations Sessions


• Litigation and Depositions — What You Need to Know


• Active Shooter — Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate (ALICE) Training Session


• Managing Crisis Situations in Your Facility


• Don’t Forget About the Outside — Your Building’s Exterior Matters


• R22 Replacement Options & Dispelling the Myths


• Heave Ho, Uh Oh — The Importance of Proper Subfloor Heating Maintenance


• Technology Use in Your Facility — Thermostats, Websites, Overhead Scheduling & More


Skating Sessions for Coaches


• Off-Ice Stretching/Yoga — Learn About the Benefits for You and Your Skater


• Strength & Conditioning — Preparing Athletes’ Bodies for Sport and Injury Prevention (Presented by JD Strength Performance)


• Being Hurt vs. Being Injured — How Coaches Can Tell the Difference and How to Handle Each Situation


• Liability Insurance — What Is It? Why Do You Need It? How to Use It?


• Creating the Environment for Excellence • Show Tricks You Can Teach Your Skaters


On-Ice Sessions


• Compulsory Figures — Using Them to Teach Turns and Core Strength


• Uncaptured Moves and Show Tricks


• Choreography and Edge Class • Power & Skating Drills • Jump & Spin Technique


• Speed Learning Panel Session NEW – Collegiate Teams – State Games Competitions – Synchronized Skating Teams


• Practice Judging Session — How to Judge Posture, Presentation, Artistic Impression, Correctness and More


• ISI Technology and What’s New


• Tools for Training Using the 5 Mental Muscles


• Off-Ice Choreography (Interactive Class)


• Speed Learning NEW – Paint the Ice Event


– Creative Programming in Your Facility — Ice Soccer, Broomball, Orb Soccer, Public Sessions that Allow Strollers and/or Wheelchairs on the Ice.


– Finding the Balance Between In-House vs. Travel Leagues


• Creating a Personal Image


• Energy Efficiency in Your Facility — Savings Programs, LED Lighting, Low E Ceilings, Heat Recovery and More


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SPRING 2019


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