This level takes the form of a 16-week session of Learn to Skate, catering to skaters ages 4-14. This is the perfect opportunity for those who are new to skating (must be able to march) to get the chance to learn basic skating & synchro principles, culminating in the performance of a routine set to music at the conclusion of the program. 

Geared toward skaters ages 6-13, this level is great for skaters who are new to synchro and want to get their feet wet with competitive skating. These skaters have typically passed at least Basic 4 and can stroke, do forward & backward pumps, bunny hops and lunges.

Aspire 2 consists of skaters ages 8-14 who have competed Aspire 1 or 2 synchro previously, and have passed Basic 6. These skaters have started working on their first Skating Skills test and have consistent 1 foot spins, spirals, and crossovers. Aspire 2 skaters are working on 3 turns and mohawks, as well as half jumps.

This level consists of skaters around the ages of 9 to 16 who may have some synchro experience, and are actively working on their Pre-preliminary Skating Skills Test and can perform all elements of the Pre-Preliminary Singles test. Aspire 3 skaters also have consistent 3 turns, mohawks, and a scratch spin.

Open Juvenile is best suited for skaters who have more experience with skating and synchro. Their skating skills and dedication are strong, and they have an understanding of performance and musicality. These skaters must have their Preliminary Skating Skills Tests passed as of October 1st, 2026 and are working on their axel.