Instructors in characteristic yellow jackets with the Bioagra logo help residents master the art of skating. Children and adults have been seeking their advice for three years now.

School for everyone

The tips allow ice rink visitors to benefit from professional support. Those who are just starting out in this sport learn first and foremost the correct posture, which helps maintain balance on the ice. Then they learn the skills of falling safely, moving on the surface in skates, bouncing off it, and – finally – riding smoothly.

More experienced skaters can also benefit from practical tips. Instructors are happy to advise on how to improve their technique and explain advanced elements of skating, such as precise braking or alternating foot positions while skating.

– More and more people visit the ice rink thanks to our activities – says Dawid Szlempo, instructor of the Bioagra’s Skating School. – We have been providing advice for three years now and we can clearly see an increase in the skills of skaters from Nysa and the surrounding area. People are also more willing to use the help of instructors – they remember that these people in yellow jackets have the Bioagra logo, and you can approach them and ask how to ride or what to improve in your riding style – added Szlempo.

Bioagra instructors emphasize the positive results of working with children, who, upon seeing the effects of the exercises, immediately gain greater motivation. In the case of adults, there is initial resistance, which passes with time.

– Some adults laugh that they have to learn to skate at this age – says Dawid Szlempo. – When they notice the effectiveness of the exercises, they are eager to get involved and want to develop their skills. There are also people who come regularly to systematically improve their skills. – the instructor emphasized.

The Nysa ice rink, which has been an important point on the map of winter activities of residents for years, has undergone a thorough metamorphosis. The comfort of use has increased significantly. The key change this year was the introduction of a roof. The ice rink can now be used seven days a week, regardless of weather conditions, which has so far been the biggest challenge for ice skating enthusiasts.

The instructors point out that the new infrastructure provides a more even ice surface, eliminating problems with contamination in the form of leaves or twigs. There are also no holes and puddles, which makes driving even more enjoyable and safer.

When to visit the ice rink?

The municipal ice rink in Nysa is located at 2 Kraszewskiego St and is open to schools from Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 2 PM. From 4 PM to 9 PM the facility is open to anyone interested in skating. On weekends, the ice rink is available from 9 AM to 9 PM (with 1 hour technical break from 3 PM to 4 PM).

Skaters have access to equipment rentals, including skates in various sizes, helmets and walkers for the youngest.

The admission ticket entitles you to use the ice rink without a time limit during one entry on the day of purchase.

Bioagra Skating School instructors provide advice every week from 4 PM, as well as on weekends.