RSO Series Season Finale on August 29th in Harriston

The RSO Series will hold its season finale in Harriston on August 29th.

Skaters will get to race on a fast 200-meter banked track, completing distances ranging from 300-meter time trials to 10km elimination races.

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Toronto Inline Skating Club

[2011 SEASON INFO, DETAILS- WHERE, WHEN, WHAT]

January 18th 2011- The 2011 TISC Annual General Meeting will take place on Sunday March 20th at 12pm at the Scooter's Roller Palace in Mississauga.
November 1st 2010- TISC End of Year Party & Awards on Sunday November 21st at 5pm at Toronto's Swansea Town Hall [Details]
November 1st 2010- Winter training at Scooter's starting today through the end of March [Read more]
April 30th 2010- Learn to Skate program starting soon: May 4th, 11th, and every Tuesday & Thursday from May 18th on to the end of September [More] April 12th 2010- A Wednesday night skate program on Toronto's Martin Goodman Trail begins April 14th [Details]

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WHAT TO EXPECT

The 2011 program will focus on the development of speed, endurance, and health with a focus on the following

- proper skating technique and agility
- fun, joy, and freedom of skating
- safety
- achieving health through active participation
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Plans for the 2011 program include

- use of multiple coaches and instructors for delivery of program
- fitness, youth, and racing programs

- using both track and road to prepare skaters for events

Practices will begin with dry-land warm-up lasting about 30-minutes, on-skates technique to develop efficiency, followed by drills, activities, and training geared at developing technique, agility, higher speed, greater endurance, and tactical awareness.

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