Luleå KK is please to be able to offer masterclass training with Aleksandr Smokvin for a week for skaters both from Luleå KK and from other clubs. The training camp v31 will be held at Sunderby sportcentre which has both a ice-ring and sport hall. Sunderbyn is village lying 10 km from Luleå with good bus connections.

Trainings take place Monday to Friday during the daytime, between 08:00 and 18:00

Training is made up of 3 ice sessions of 50 minutes per day (total of 15 ice sessions/week) + one off-ice session per day (total of five off-ice sessions/week)

The masterclass training is aimed for advanced skaters and the exercises adapted for individual, with the goal that all skaters receive the best possible training based on their own abilities. The ice sessions cover everything from going over the basics to various technical elements at an advanced level. The off-ice sessions are intended to include components of endurance, strength, coordination, agility, and sport-specific training. Skaters can therefore be divided into groups based on skill level. The group division may be adjusted by the coach before or during the camp based on the skaters' levels and/or the number of skaters in each group.

After the registration period has ended, a preliminary schedule for groups and training times will be published.

Participating skaters are expected to keep track of training times, and take responsibility for themselves.

Depending on availability we might be able to offer additional ice time for booking private training (alone or with a few skaters together), e.g., for choreography/programs, or anything else you wish to practice extra. This training is paid for by the skater and is in addition to the fee stated below. Contact the coach for pricing. Please indicate in the registration if there is interest in this.

*Advanced skaters are those with the equivalent of Fri 3 or more i.e are refining their double jumps and or working on triples etc)

Aleksandr Smokvin

Aleksandr Smokvin Aleksandr is originally from Ukraine and was a member of the Ukrainian figure skating national team from 1995-2001. Aleksandr has extensive coaching education and is eager to stay updated with the latest developments in figure skating. He holds a specialist degree in Olympic and Professional sports from the National University of Physical Training and Sports in Kiev, Ukraine, as well as further training through ISU World Development seminars and projects in Poland and Finland. Aleksandr has worked as a professional figure skating coach for nearly 20 years and has been the head coach of Luleå Figure Skating Club since August 2021. Before that, he was a coach in Tampere, Finland, and before that, he worked as the head coach in Oslo, Norway for twelve years. Aleksandr has trained skaters at the highest international level. His skaters have represented Norway in the Youth Olympic Games, European Youth Olympic Festival, Junior World Championship, ISU Challenger Series, and ISU Junior Grand Prix, and Finland in the Nordic Championships. Now he is the coach for Luleå's skaters in the Swedish figure skating national team. Aleksandr has also worked as a coach at many international camps, including in Germany and the USA. As a coach, he is appreciated for being committed and active. Aleksandr is very skilled at teaching technical elements on the ice, both for the individual skater's optimal development and to ultimately prevent injuries.

The price for the camp is 3500 SEK  + a registration fee of 500 SEK

The registration fee is paid in conjunction with registration, but no later than 16/7.

When making a payment, state: skater's name + masterclass + what the payment is for (registration fee/camp fee).

Possible payment methods:

Payment to PlusGiro: 80 91 44-9 Swish: 123 121 70 82 Payment from abroad:

IBAN: SE74 9500 0099 6034 0809 1449 BIC: NDEASESS

Cancellation policy:

No refunds will be given for cancellations. The club advises you to review any home insurance rules in this regard.

To register fill in your details here

https://lageradm2.luleakk.se/about