Skating Instructor Jenny Jenn
Where’s the Skate 101 School?
One Boathouse Row, Lloyd Hall
Kelly Drive & Water Works Drive
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Can I Learn How to Skate, Right Now?
Download the SKATE 101 Album of How to Skate Songs on iTunes, Amazon, Etc. SKATE 101 teaches you everything you need to know to roll in control! Bring Jenny Jen, The Skatewoman, into the privacy of your own own. Learn anywhere, anytime with her easy-to-follow how-to skate songs. Her songs make learning to skate quick, easy & fun for everyone. Follow along on ya feet & learn how to skate to the funky beat!
Can I Take a Class with Skatewoman, in Person?
Yes. Skatewoman is available to teach private classes in Philadelphia & New York City. Skatewoman is the first & only rappin’ skate instructor in the world. Click here to read all about Skatewoman.
What will I learn in a skate class with Skatewoman? Everything on SKATE 101, which includes, How to Gear Up, Get Up, Stand Up, Skate, Turn, Stop 4 Simple Ways, Prevent Mistakes Beginners Make, Safely Escape (How to Fall Properly), Change Terrains Smooth like a Snake, Maintain Skates & More!
How about some advanced moves?
Advanced classes can be arranged, too. Advanced classes include Skating Backwards, Cross-Overs, Speed Skating, Skating Hills, and/or Just Improving Your Skating Skills.
How Much is a Skate Class?
Private……..$50 one person in Philadelphia (New York City, $100 one person)
Semi-Private…$30 per person in Philadelphia (New York City, $50 per person)
(semi-private is a minimum of 2 or more students, that you arrange)
How Long is a Class?
1 hour. Allow extra time to gear up.
When are Skate Classes Offered?
At your convenience, weather permitting.
How do I Sign Up for a Class?
Email Instructor Now
What Do I Need to Bring?
Inline Skates or Quad Skates (aka Rollerblades or Rollerskates) & Full Safety Gear Required; Helmet, Wrist, Knee & Elbow Guards.
What Should I Wear?
Wear something comfortable that you can move freely in & that velcro won’t ruin.
Don’t forget to bring your socks!
How Do I Get to There?
Click for Driving Directions
Go to 1 Boathouse Row, Lloyd Hall, Philadelphia, PA. Public drinking water fountains & bathrooms are located at Lloyd Hall, behind the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
NOTE: Events may cause delays & detours.
Where Can I Park?
FREE Street & Lot Parking Kelly Drive at Water Works Drive Click for More Parking Details
What About Public Transportation?
SEPTA Philadelphia’s Public Transit System Buses 7, 32, 38, 43, 48 & 76 go to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. SEPTA’s Website