Ryabinin Camps Team believes that attending two weeks of training camps is the best way for athletes to achieve their full potential. While one week of camp can certainly be beneficial, two weeks allow for deeper learning and development.

Summer school vacations are unique in that they are longer than other holidays. It is the best time to help your child reach the next level of figure skating. Don't miss this opportunity to enroll your child in training camp for more than one week, give your child a chance to become a strong figure skater.

Here are just a few of the reasons why we recommend attending two weeks of training camps:

More time for skill development: With two weeks of training, athletes have more time to practice and refine their skills. This can lead to significant improvements in performance.

Greater exposure to new techniques: Our camps offer various training techniques and drills. By attending two weeks, athletes can learn and experiment with a wider range of techniques, which can help them find the ones that work best for them.

More opportunities for feedback and coaching: Our experienced coaches provide personalized feedback and coaching to all athletes. With two weeks of camp, athletes will have more opportunities to receive feedback and coaching, which can help them identify areas for improvement and make faster progress.

A more immersive experience: Two weeks of camp allows athletes to fully immerse themselves in the training environment. This can help them build stronger relationships with their coaches and teammates, and it can also help them develop a greater sense of focus and motivation.

We understand that not everyone can attend two weeks of training camps. However, if you can commit, we believe that it is the best way for your athlete to benefit from our camps.

Here are some tips for making the most of two weeks of training camps:

Set realistic goals: Don't try to do too much too soon. Instead, focus on setting realistic goals for yourself and your athlete.

Be prepared to work hard: Training camps are challenging, but they are also incredibly rewarding. Be prepared to work hard and push yourself outside of your comfort zone.

Have fun: Remember to have fun! Training camps are a great opportunity to learn new skills, make new friends, and improve your overall fitness.

If you are interested in learning more about our training camps, please visit our website. We look forward to seeing you at camp!