Speed skater in low crouch position on oval ice track, cyan arena lights reflecting off fresh ice
Live Split
00:27.841
500m Interval
Season Defining Moment

0.03s
separated gold from bronze at last season's regional final.

400m oval · titanium blades · sub-28 seconds

BLADE

SPEED SKATING

Three seconds before the gun. Thighs burning in the low position. Arena lights painting the boards in streaks of cyan. This is where hundredths of seconds are fought for — and won.

412Lap Sessions This Season
14National Qualifiers
6:12.04Club Record 5000m
— Season Data

The Numbers
Don't Lie.

412
Oval Hours
412

Lap sessions logged this season

Across all divisions — junior, masters, and elite combined. Every session tracked, every hundredth recorded.

14
National Stage
14

Skaters qualified for nationals

Up from 9 last season. Club record — and we're not done yet.

Speed skater leaning deep in a crossover turn on oval ice, blade carving into fresh surface
The Crossover

Where races are actually won.

Club Record — 5000m
6:12.04

Marcus Delacroix · Feb 2026

12 laps. 2 lead changes. One record that stands until someone here breaks it.

National Qualifying Time: 6:08.00
Race Squad Target
28.1s

Average lap threshold. The line between competitive and elite.

“The oval doesn't care about your excuses. It measures you in hundredths and reports back honestly.”

Coach Petra Voss

Head Coach · 3× Olympian

Live Scoreboard

This Week's
Top Intervals

500m Lap Average
Feb 24 – Feb 27, 2026
#
Skater
Best Lap
01
Marcus Delacroix500 laps logged
27.841s
02
Yuki Tanaka480 laps logged
27.903s
03
Sofia Brennan510 laps logged
28.112s
04
Callum Reid460 laps logged
28.289s
05
Amara Osei495 laps logged
28.541s
06
Nikolai Petrov440 laps logged
28.804s
07
Jade Kowalski470 laps logged
29.012s
Times refresh every session · All divisions · Oval A
Next session: Sat 06:00 AM
— Season Registration

Pick Your
Program.

Three tiers. One oval. The difference between them is how many hundredths you're willing to chase. Season runs October through March.

Beginners & first-timers

Intro Track

First blades on long track.

$249/ season
16 sessions
  • Rental blade fitting included
  • Technique fundamentals
  • Group coaching (max 12)
  • Progress tracking portal
  • Club membership & ice access
Most Popular
Competitive skaters — all ages

Race Squad

Chase the qualifying standard.

$549/ season
32 sessions
  • Interval training program
  • Bi-weekly video analysis
  • Race calendar & travel support
  • Personal lap-time dashboard
  • Strength & dryland sessions (×8)
  • Priority lane allocation
National-track athletes

Elite Program

National track or nothing.

$1,100/ season
Unlimited sessions
  • Full periodization plan
  • Weekly 1-on-1 coach review
  • Blade fitting & maintenance
  • Competition selection support
  • Physiotherapy access (×6)
  • Mental performance coaching

Limited spots · Season fills fast

Registration closes March 1st.

— Coaching Staff & Ice Schedule

The People
Behind the Clock.

Female coach in athletic wear standing confidently near ice rink boards
Head Coach

Petra Voss

3× Olympian · Former World Record Holder · 500m

Sprint mechanics & race strategy

Male coach reviewing training data on tablet near speed skating track
Technical Coach

Dmitri Sorokin

Former National Team · Biomechanics Specialist

Crossover technique & blade fitting

Weekly Ice Schedule
Oval Complex · All Divisions
Mon06:00–08:00Elite Intervals
Tue17:00–19:00Junior Development
Wed06:00–08:00Race Squad Drills
Thu19:00–21:00Masters Long Track
Fri06:00–07:30Elite Time Trials
Sat08:00–11:00All Divisions Open
Sun07:00–09:00Intro Track Session
Club Philosophy
100%

Discipline

Every session mandatory if registered

×3

Data-Driven

More lap data than any club in the region

94%

Results

Members who hit their season target

Sub-28 second laps·400m long track·Titanium blades·National qualifying·Oval ice sessions·Precision coaching·Sub-28 second laps·400m long track·Titanium blades·National qualifying·Oval ice sessions·Precision coaching·
Season 2026 · Registration Open

The oval doesn't wait.
Neither should you.

Junior racers, masters skaters, and parents who know real discipline — your lane is open. Spots are finite. The clock is already running.