What does NISA mean in SKATING

As an NISA member, you will be eligible to participate in regional and national competitions, gain discounted access to ice skating rinks across the country, earn rewards points redeemable for merchandise or services, and attend exclusive events hosted by the association.

NISA provides its members with resources to enhance their competitive skills such as coaching resources, competition videos, nutrition advice from experts, and access to qualified judges for evaluation. Additionally, members who achieve particular grades of excellence may be eligible for prizes or scholarships.

Qualifying for an international level competition requires a certain level of skill mastery that must be demonstrated at both regional and national levels. Upon successful completion of these competitions, athletes may then qualify for participation in international events.

To register for regional or national events hosted by the organization you must first complete a registration form online or submit it via mail with accompanying fees (if applicable). Upon completion your application will be evaluated by the appropriate officials before confirmation is granted.

Yes; Nisa has age requirements depending on the type of membership desired. Generally speaking, skaters under 18 years old require parental/guardian permission while non-skating applicants typically require 18+ years old.

Once you have been officially accepted as a MEMBER there are some additional requirements such as passing background checks and attending mandatory safety trainings that must be completed before participating in any events hosted by the organization.

Lodging availability depends on several factors including location, availability of sponsor accommodations and budgetary restrictions however typically arrangements can be made upon request.

Previous experience is not required but highly recommended if pursuing any competitive activities within the organization due to skill level expectations.

Absolutely! You can get involved through volunteering at competitions/events hosted by local rinks sponsored by your area’s local chapter or donating money/equipment towards youth programs in disadvantaged communities.

Yes; all participants must adhere to dress standards specified in guidelines sent prior to each event occurrence which typically includes professional attire suitable for ice sports.