The skating sessions conducted by The Skating Club of San Francisco, Inc. (Club), are private sessions reserved for Club members in good standing and guests, with the exception of the Power Class which is open to non-Club members. A maximum of twenty-two (22) skaters may skate on the ‘High-level’ session and thirty (30) skaters may skate on the ‘Low-level’ session. Priority for skating on each of these sessions is given to Home Club Members, followed by Associate Members, and, if space permits, guests.

All skaters attending the club's ice session must check in with the ice monitor before taking to the ice. For safety reasons, all skaters must follow the directions of the ice monitor, including leaving the ice promptly when asked to do so. In addition, skaters may only warm up on the ice for the session that they have registered to skate on.

Guest Privileges:

A guest may skate a maximum of three (3) times on a Club session at the non-member rate after which time they will be requested to join the Club as an Associate Member in order to continue skating privileges. An extension to the three session limit may be granted by the Board upon review and approval of a written request from the skater (e.g. for a skater visiting from out of town for the summer).

Sign-in Procedures for Guests:

A guest is required to sign the Guest Log maintained by the Ice Monitor prior to taking to the ice at each session. By the signing the Guest Log, the guest agrees to abide by Club rules of ice conduct and a standard limitation of liability (‘skate at your own risk’). Each guest will be required to sign-in each date they skate.

Grace Period for Members Delinquent in Renewal:

Club members who have failed to renew by June 1st are no longer considered to be in good standing. They will be allowed to skate a maximum of two (2) times upon payment of the non-member rate and signing the Guest Log up to June 30. Members who have not renewed by June 30 will not be allowed on the ice

Delinquent Members - Testing:

Since The Club’s membership term expires before the USFSA membership term, a delinquent member may still be eligible to take a USFSA test on club ice in the month of June. However, if the delinquent Club member fails to renew, we will bill the skater for the difference between the Club member test rate and the non-member rate. A Club member who has not renewed by July also will not be eligible to take tests on club ice at the Club member rate. This candidate must show proof of registration with the USFSA otherwise the test will be rejected by the USFSA Central Office.