Next December, Buenos Aires will host the Artistic International Seminar & Camp 2025 organized by World Skate, a groundbreaking educational project that will transform the city into the great ‘World Classroom’ of artistic roller skating. Judges, technical specialists, coaches, and skaters of all levels will come together in one place to foster the global growth of the sport.

From December 5 to 7, the International Seminar will focus on strengthening the technical foundations of artistic skating. Judges, technical specialists, and coaches will receive advanced training with simultaneous translation in English, Spanish, and Italian, ensuring that “language barriers never limit learning opportunities.”

The program also includes an official examination that allows national federations to present candidates for International Judge certification in Free Skating, Dance, Pairs, Precision, and Show. Judges who already hold international accreditation will have the opportunity to advance to the role of Technical Specialist.

Training camps for skaters of all ages

The training camps are designed to cover every stage of artistic skating development. The Free Skating program will run from December 1 to 4, while the Dance program will follow from December 8 to 13. In the latter, participants will be grouped by age and level, from Tots (the youngest athletes) and Minis (early initiation categories) up to Senior, ensuring tailored training.

“This format represents a sophisticated understanding of athlete development needs,” the organization explained. The sessions will be led by internationally recognized coaches and held at the Parque Olímpico de la Juventud, a venue with world-class facilities.

Registration open until November

Registration opened on August 22 and will remain available until November 14, 2025. World Skate strongly encourages early registration, as it reserves the right to close the process once maximum capacity is reached.

Interested participants can access the official registration through world-skate-seminar-camp.thinkific.com. For general inquiries, the contact email is academy@worldskate.org, while technical content questions should be addressed to artistic@worldskate.org.