WIFA MODELS GUIDE

 
Our recommendations are based on data we have collected from our test skaters in recent years. Children between the ages of 3 and 6 start their first courses during the winter season (2 to 4 hours per week). Then they start training for the first skating classes (4 to 8 hours per week). And finally, they prepare for the first competitions (over 10 hours a week).


We divide the models accordingly into 3 main categories:

1. First courses & leisure skating
 
TRAINING LEVEL:
2 TO 4 HOURS PER WEEK

⇒ CHILDREN 4-6 YEARS
Prima Hobby with Mark II

⇒ CHILDREN 7-9 YEARS
Prima Hobby with Mark II
Prima with Flight

⇒ CHILDREN 10-14 YEARS
Prima Hobby withMark II
Prima with Mark II / MK Flight

⇒ YOUTH & ADULTS
Deluxe Comfort (neu) with Mark II / MK Flight
Prima Hobby with Mark II
Prima with Mark II / MK Flight
Prima Intermediate with MK Flight

2. First competitions
 
TRAINING LEVEL:
4 TO 8 HOURS PER WEEK
(Freestyle figure skating and ice dance, advanced leisure ice skating)

⇒ CHILDREN 3-6 YEARS
Prima Hobby with Mark II
Prima with MK Flight

⇒ CHILDREN 7-9 YEARS
Prima with MK Flight
Intec with MK Flight / Aspire XP
Champion Light with MK Flight / Aspire XP

⇒ CHILDREN 10-14 YEARS
Prima Intermediate with MK Flight / Aspire XP
Intec with MK Flight / Aspire XP
Champion Light with MK Flight / Aspire XP / Professional

⇒ YOUTH
Prima Intermediate with MK Flight
Intec with MK Flight / Aspire XP
Champion Light with MK Flight / Aspire XP / Professional

⇒ ADULTS
Deluxe Skatec with MK Flight / Aspire XP / Professional
Intec with MK Flight / Aspire XP
Champion Light with MK Flight / Professional

3. Figure skating training
 
TRAINING LEVEL:
OVER 10 HOURS PER WEEK

⇒ CHILDREN 7-9 YEARS
Intec with MK Flight / Aspire XP
Champion Light with MK Flight / Aspire XP / Professionall

⇒ CHILDREN 10-14 YEARS
Champion Light with MK Professional / WILSON Gold Seal
Champion Reinforced with MK Professional / John Wilson Gold Seal

⇒ YOUTH & ADULTS
Champion Reinforced with John Wilson Gold Seal