All of our Coaches are Skate Canada Certified through the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP). Our Coaches are contracted with our Club to provide group instruction to fulfill the Club’s needs. The Club then allows the coaches to teach on the Club’s ice time to give skaters privately arranged instruction.  All of our Coaches are self-employed and therefore must be approached directly for lesson inquiry. A list of Coaches on Staff will be found on  on the Bulletin Board.  Please feel free to talk to any of our Coaches for references, qualifications, and availability. Many of our Coaches work at more than one Club.

Coaching for 22 years, Monica enjoys coaching all levels of skating from Pre-School to Competitive skaters. Developing skaters and the sport/program to be the best they can be is one of Monica’s constant quests. Qualifications include Level 3 certified, partial Level 4 credits, National Coaching Ceritification Program Course Conductor for Level 1 and 2, Chair of the Central Ontario Coaches Community, as well as the National Advisory Coaches Council. Monica is married with 3 children and resides in Keswick.

Coaching for 27 years, Julia has coached many skaters in the test and competitive levels. She is currently coaching with The Georgina Skating Club and Sport Seneca. Julia is ceritified level 2 with Theory and Technical components of level 3. She also has her certification is CanPower and Special Olympics. Julia is the program coordinator for the Georgina Skating Club. Julia’s dedication to the sport is shown by all the little extras she does for our club. Julia is married with three children and lives in Virginia  

Coaching for 12 years, Colline has brought her passion and love of the sport to skaters in Georgina. Certified NCCP Level 2 in dance, synchro and singles, she is currently working on her level 3 certification with the completion of the Theory, Technical and partial Practical components. Colline enjoys teaching all levels of skating - espescially dance - and is currently the dance coach for the Athletic Program. Colline currently lives in Jackson's Point with her husband.

Lori is in her second year of coaching with the Athletic program and in her first year coaching the recreational programs at the Georgina Skating Club. Lori is a Level 1 certified coach and still competes at the National level as a Senior Ladies competitor. She has passed her Gold Freeskate, Dance, and Skills tests as well as all of the competitive singles tests (Novice, Junior, and Senior).

Jennifer Sygo, M.Sc., RD, is a Registered Dietitian and Sports Nutritionist. She received her academic training from McMaster University (Biochemistry, 1999) and the University of Guelph (Master's degree in Human Biology and Nutritional Sciences, 2002), where she obtained a substantial background in the science of nutrition, exercise, and metabolism. At her private practice at Toronto’s Athlete’s Care sports medicine clinic, Jennifer specializes in nutrition for athletes and active individuals of all ages, ranging from weekend warriors to national team members.

Jennifer is also an official service provider for the Canadian Sports Centre Ontario, allowing her to work with nationally-carded athletes and teams. She has worked previously with athletic teams and programs such as the Nike All-Canada women’s basketball camp, Basketball Ontario’s Centre for Performance provincial training program, the University of Guelph’s national champion varsity cross-country team, Ryerson University’s women’s varsity basketball team, Ontario Speed Skating’s summer training camp, Sport Seneca’s women’s gymnastics team, as well as various local sports clubs and teams, ranging from rugby to figure skating.

Elvis Malcom is a pioneer and creator of many trademarked and intricate jump rope skills in the Sport of Jump Rope. Elvis Malcolm is a Jump Rope Training Expert and Technical Advisor to Jump Rope Technology.

Elvis is originally from Jamaica and now resides in Canada and the USA. He is a graduate of Seneca College in Electronics Engineering Technician and a Computer Network Administrator at the Toronto School of Business.

Elvis has competed in 5 styles of rope jumping, winning over 25 National and 15 World Jump Rope Titles. He is known as the “World Flip Master” and has performed more than 4,000 shows in 20 different countries. He is recognized as one of the world’s greatest Jump Rope Artists.

As a Professional Jump Rope Trainer, Elvis has worked with many Olympic Athletes in the USA in various sports along with Buddy Lee showing them how to use Jump Rope as a very effective and efficient sport cross training tool.

Linda has worked with the GSC Athletic program for the past 3 years, bringing with her experience from University gymnastics, football, wrestling, track and field, Junoir B hockey, Womens Ontario Provincial team Rugby, Mens competitive A volleyball and Ontario Rugby Union team.

Linda is a Canadian Certified Athletic Therapist with over 20 years experience working with athletes.

Linda worked at the Sports Injury Clinic at York University for 10 years. Her training includes; Myofacial release, McConnell instability course, Cranial Sacrial Therapy and Muscle Energy Therapy.

Services include: Assessment, prevention, immediate care, and reconditioning of musculoskeletal injuries.

Prevention includes
-musculoskeletal and postural evaluation
-warm up
-conditioning programs
-supportive taping and adapting to the activity and facilities

On field care, includes
-injury assessment
-basic emergency life support
-recognition and management of acute traumatic, neurological dysfunctions
-provision of first aid
-preparation for the entrance into appropriate health care facility
-utilization for techniques facilitating a safe return to sport.

Classically trained in ballet, Kate fell in love with dancing at an early age.

Kate's training includes:

-BA/BEd - Secondary Panel YRDSB
-Dance Certification - York University
-ISTD Grade syllabus for Ballet and National
-Royal Academy of Dance - Elementary (R.A.D.)

Kate brings with her 24 years of experience in all areas of dance from ballet, to jazz, to modern and pointe. Kate teaches dance at the Keswick High School to Grades 10, 11 & 12 and has been working with skaters for the past 3 years.