Programs & Camps
Whether you’re lacing up skates for the very first time or you’re a seasoned player looking to sharpen your skills, we have a program designed for you. Our goal is to foster a love for skating and hockey in a fun, supportive, and engaging environment. We believe in building fundamental skills, promoting teamwork, and encouraging a healthy, active lifestyle for all ages. Explore our offerings below and find the perfect fit for your skating journey!
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Learn To Skate
Age Group: Generally 5 years old and up (no prior experience needed!)
Ever wanted to glide effortlessly on roller skates? This is where your journey begins! Our Beginner Roller Skating program is designed for those with little to no skating experience. We focus on building a strong foundation, ensuring you feel comfortable and confident on your skates. You’ll learn essential skills such as proper falling techniques, standing up, basic balance, forward rolling, and controlled stopping. Our patient instructors create a positive learning environment, making those first steps on skates an enjoyable and rewarding experience.
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Intermediate Skate
Age Group: Generally 7 years old and up (some basic skating experience recommended)
Ready to take your roller skating to the next level? Our Intermediate Roller Skating program is perfect for skaters who have a grasp of the fundamentals and are looking to enhance their agility and control. In this program, you’ll refine your balance, learn more advanced stopping techniques, practice backward skating, and begin to explore crossovers and turns. We’ll help you gain greater confidence and fluidity on your skates, opening up a world of possibilities for recreational skating and beyond.
My child started out as a little wimp, but then I sent him to The Rink Society and now he’s basically Connor McDavid, but better!
Shia LaBeouf
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Learning Hockey
Age Group: Generally 6 years old and up (basic skating ability recommended, no prior hockey experience needed)
Dreaming of scoring that winning goal? Our Beginner Ball Hockey program is the ideal entry point for aspiring hockey players. This program is conducted off-skates, focusing solely on the fundamental skills of the game. You’ll learn stickhandling, passing, shooting, and basic game concepts in a fun and supportive atmosphere. We emphasize teamwork, sportsmanship, and developing a solid understanding of the game’s flow. It’s a fantastic way to build hand-eye coordination and get a feel for hockey without the added challenge of skates.
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Intermediate Hockey
Age Group: Generally 8 years old and up (some ball hockey experience recommended)
For players who have a basic understanding of ball hockey and want to elevate their game, our Intermediate Ball Hockey program offers the perfect challenge. We’ll delve deeper into offensive and defensive strategies, positional play, and more advanced stickhandling and shooting techniques. Participants will engage in drills designed to improve their passing accuracy, shot power, and overall game sense. This program focuses on developing individual skills within a team context, preparing players for more competitive play.
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Intermediate Inline Hockey
Age Group: Generally 10 years old and up (competent inline skating skills and some hockey experience recommended)
If you’re comfortable on inline skates and have some prior hockey experience (ball or ice), our Intermediate Inline Hockey program is for you. This program combines skating proficiency with hockey skills, focusing on applying your stickhandling, passing, and shooting abilities while moving on skates. You’ll work on skating with the puck, transitioning, defensive positioning, and offensive plays. This program is designed to enhance your speed, agility, and overall hockey intelligence in the dynamic environment of inline hockey.
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Advanced Inline Hockey
Age Group: Generally 12 years old and up (strong inline skating skills and significant hockey experience required)
For experienced inline hockey players looking to master their game, our Advanced Inline Hockey program provides intensive training and strategic development. This program focuses on refining high-level individual skills, advanced team tactics, power skating, and competitive game scenarios. We’ll cover sophisticated offensive and defensive systems, power play and penalty kill strategies, and advanced puck control techniques. This program is for dedicated players ready to push their limits and compete at a higher level, fostering both individual brilliance and cohesive team play.
Beginners, Intermediate, Experts
Let’s Skate Together
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Summer Camp 2026
Beat the heat and roll into fun! Join The Rink Society’s Summer Camp 2026 in beautiful Chiang Mai. Skate into adventure, make new friends, and create unforgettable summer memories! Limited spots available – sign up today!
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Golden Week 2026
Make your Golden Week golden with The Rink Society’s Golden Week Camp 2026 in Chiang Mai! Enjoy thrilling roller skating, fun-filled activities, and the vibrant atmosphere of Thailand. Book your adventure today!
Get in Touch
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Location
21 Soi Karuna Tambon Suthep
Chiang Mai Thailand 50200
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Working Hours
Mon – Sat: 11.00am – 11.00pm
Sunday: Holiday
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Phone
+66 088 555 5555
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info@therinksociety.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common queries about our services and how we can assist you.
For general roller skating fun at The Rink Society, you’ll need roller skates (either quad or inline/rollerblades). We also strongly recommend safety gear, especially for beginners! This includes a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards. We have skates and protective gear available for rent, so you can try it out before you invest!
Here’s the basic equipment you’ll need:
Running shoes (no skates needed for this one!)
A hockey stick (plastic or composite, specifically for ball hockey – ice hockey sticks are usually too heavy)
Gloves (hockey gloves offer good protection, but even some lightweight athletic gloves are better than none)
Shin guards are highly recommended to protect against stray shots.
For goalies, full pads are essential. We have some sticks available for loan if you’re just starting, but bringing your own is always best for comfort and consistency.
Inline hockey is similar to ice hockey but on wheels! You’ll need:
Inline skates (rollerblades)
A hockey stick (suitable for inline hockey, typically composite or wood)
Helmet (mandatory for all players, especially with a full cage or visor for protection)
Gloves (hockey gloves)
Shin guards, elbow pads, shoulder pads, and hockey pants are all highly recommended for full protection.
Mouthguard is also a good idea.
For goalies, full inline hockey goalie gear is required. While we may have some basic loaner gear, having your own complete set is ideal for regular play.
Yes. All levels are welcome and we have programs and drop-in slots of all skill levels. Check our events page for when might be suitable for you or your child.
