ICP Offers New Beginning Inline Skating Instruction E-Learning Course

Jul 15, 2015

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Coming October 2015!

Beginning Inline Skating Instruction* covers the basics of teaching inline skating and is the foundation for the full Inline Certification Program (ICP) Level 1 Certification. Beginning Inline Skating Instruction is open to all who are interested in knowing more about the basics of moving, stopping and turning on inline skates, as well as the theory of how to effectively teach the sport of inline skating to skaters of all ages.

Skaters and Instructors interested in obtaining the full Level 1 certification in the future, Certified Fitness Professionals who would like to offer their clients skating as means to better health, and Beginner Skaters just looking to improve their basic skating skills and understanding of the sport, will benefit from this online course.

Upon successful completion of the course exam, participants will recieve a certificate of completion and credit for the theory portion of the ICP Level 1 certification program.**

For nearly 25 years, thousands of ICP instructors have been using the ICP instructional foundation to teach thousands more how to skate safely and effectively, promoting the sport, and creating commuities of skaters around the world.

The ICP is very excited to be able to extend access to these proven skating methods to instructors and skaters world-wide through the NEW ICP E-Learning Academy.

* Beginning Inline Skating Instruction is not a certification to teach inline skating.

**Course must be taken within 2 years to receive credit for ICP Level 1 theory.

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