Coaching

Dan Weinstein
Head coach Dan Weinstein has won multiple individual distances at several US Championships, and he won the men's overall title at the 2000 U.S. Short Track Speedskating Championships.  He was the youngest US competitor at the 1998 Nagano Japan Olympic games at age 17, and competed again at the 2002 Salt Lake City games.

Amelia Ihlo
Amelia, also an accomplished speed skater, and wife of Dan has a sharp eye for technique, and keeps the program running smoothly.

Matthew Chen
Matthew Chen has been skating since the age of 5 in Southern California, starting national speedskating competitions at age 10. For the past 8 years, Matthew consistently ranked in the top five at Nationals in both long track and short track speedskating. In the last two seasons, he competed in World Cup Qualifier events where the top skaters in the U.S. compete for a spot on the World Cup team. Matthew spent his last two summers training with Olympic level coaches in the U.S., China, and Korea. During middle and high school, Matthew also served as a volunteer coach for the Santa Clarita Speedskating Club, where he taught skaters ages 4-13. He is First Aid CPR AED Certified, and a U.S. Speedskating Certified Coach. A class of 2021 Dartmouth College student,

Skaters from rank beginner to accomplished racers are encouraged and welcome.