Joining our club

The club is open to boys and girls from the age of 4 as well as adults, including beginners. Registration takes place on Saturday 3rd September 2022 at the Forum des Sports, Salle Coubertin, Richard Bozon Sports Centre. 

​Sign ups operate on a first come first served basis. Please note that there is always a high demand for beginner places.

If you would like to add your name to the waiting list for next year please click here to send us an email with the name of the skater, their date of birth and skating level, as well as an email address and telephone number.

Please note that the waiting list is an expression of interest and does not reserve a place. All people on the waiting list must come to the Forum des Sports to confirm their place.

Sign ups for the year 2022/23  will close at the end of the Forum des Sports. Any requests for membership after this date should be made in writing to the club's committee at. chamonixpatinage@gmail.com
 
For any other questions about sign ups please contact us at chamonixpatinage@gmail.com.

To sign up you will need...

  • Registration  form  
  • Anti doping form (required by the FFSG)
  • For children - a health questionnaire and a medical certificate if you have ticked a 'yes' box
  • For adults -  a health questionnaire for adults.  If you are a new member, have ticked 'yes' on the questionnaire or have an out of date medical certificate (more than 3 years old) you will need to supply a medical certificate for figure skating.  
  • One current passport sized photo
  • A copy of your/your child's ID or your livret de famille if you are a new member
  • A number of French cheques to pay for club license fees and lessons.

All applicants must read and agree to the club charter and code de bonne conduite

Applicants who have not provided all the necessary documentation will not be allowed to take part in the lessons.

The Club

Since it’s creation in 1967 the club has always sought to nurture local talent.  Today we have about 100 members, including both children and adults, across our ‘loisir’, 'loisirs compétitif' and competition sections.   We are principally a figure skating club, but we also provide the opportunity to try the exciting team sport of synchronised skating.  Throughout the year we host a Christmas gala and regional figure skating competitions.

Lessons

Our skaters are divided into recreation and competition groups depending on their level. Recreational skaters will have one hour of lessons a week, with competition skaters committing to more frequent sessions, as determined by the training team. The days and times of all the lessons depend on the timetabling at the rink and will be published as soon as possible. 
 
Current members will be notified as to which group they will be in at the time of sign up.