I insist that all
students wear at least wrist guards and knee pads - everybody will fall
sooner or later. Because of the risk of a fall and subsequent injury,
some people also choose to wear elbow pads and/or a helmet, but that is your
personal decision. Bear in mind that protective gear doesn't
necessarily prevent injury in a fall.
Skating is usually considered a dangerous sport. You thus accept a
risk of injury by choosing to come skating, and that during lessons this
same risk of injury is still present.
There are times where the weather affects safety - usually a wet surface
is enough to force me to postpone the lesson. I want to teach you as
much as you want the lesson to go ahead, but I also don't want to risk your
safety.
Packages/vouchers/courses only expire after six months so you can book your prepaid lessons as and when convenient to you.
Packages/vouchers/courses are non-refundable once you've taken the first
lesson.
Cancellation with less than 24 hours notice will incur a cancellation fee
of half the lesson price.
Prices and special offers, together with lesson location and terms and
conditions may change without prior notice. They may also be at odds
to publicized facts and prices.
If a particular course is undersubscribed, I reserve the right to
cancel. This may happen at the first lesson, and it's not always
possible to tell in advance since deposits aren't required for bookings.
Right of admission to lessons is reserved.
Book a lesson now:
Fill out this form to contact Mike van Erp. Please
note these are for inline skating (rollerblading) and quad skating lessons (old
school roller skating) only.
More information?
Check out this page, which has a list of frequently asked questions about the lessons.
