joining a club

[Gil]

Hello everyone,

New in the area, I don't speak swedish yet but I would like to find out how to join a club for practicing long skating as soon as the ice is on.

It would be greatly appreciated to receive some tips.

Thank you in advance

Gil

 

[Stadan]

Where do you live?

On this site there's a list of skating organisations around Sweden.
http://www.skridsko.net/

Staffan

 

[jamo]

Hello everyone,

New in the area, I don't speak swedish yet but I would like to find out how to join a club for practicing long skating as soon as the ice is on.

It would be greatly appreciated to receive some tips.

Thank you in advance

Gil

Hi Gil.

So where in Sweden are you? I'm sure you can get help via this forum.

Meanwhile, here is a link that could be useful (Scroll down to "föreningar, those marked "L" is for long skating):
http://www.skridsko.org/t11.asp?p=16275

This one is for SSSK in Stockholm, with an introduction in English:
http://www.sssk.se/english/index.htm?_skridskosession=0412ad92445ed86448e458d9e8689969

/Jarl

 

[Gil]

Thank you for your tips, I will try that.

Yes, you are right, I live in Stockholm. I wonder if you regularly meet for planning ahead the next trip or just for socializing as well.

Is there any clubs that you know of in the stockholm area. I will check as well on your links.

Thanks again

Gil

 

[Stadan]

Here's information about how to join SSSK (only in Swedish, sorry about that). But hurry, you need to buy a ticket on friday 7/11 if you plan to join SSSK. The tickets are sold out fast, they are very popular.
http://www.sssk.se/allmant/medlemsskap.htm

A list of all clubs in Stockholm
http://www.skridsko.net/klubbar/index.html?_skridskosession=9ec53ecf3e98ad40f0e60985985a76e8

/Staffan

 

[Brune]

SSSK summary in English

SSSK summary in English
http://www.sssk.se/english/index.htm

Per