Current enrolled students are offered a discount for any Public Session including skate rental for only  $5.00

Charlene Wong

   Lorna Brown

Scott Williams

Creator and Co-Executive Producer on the TLC series Ice Diaries, Scott is active in all facets of the figure skating industry – coaching at The Skating Edge as well as producing live and televised events.  In 1997, he founded Turtle Island Productions, Inc., and went on to create and produce four seasons of the American Open Professional Figure Skating Championships®, as well as a number of other skating specials such as Skate of Champions.  Scott also produced White Canvas Productions’ 2004, 2005 and 2006 Brian Boitano Skating Spectacular on NBC, and will continue to manage the project as Producer for the 2007 show.   In 1997 Scott founded and presided over the Professional Figure Skaters Cooperative (PFSC – www.proskaters.org).  An accomplished skater himself, earning titles from Junior World Champion, U.S. Silver Medalist and World Team Member to U.S. Open and World Professional Champion, Scott has shared his extensive experience through coaching and choreographing in the United States and abroad.  In addition to choreographing and directing skating specials like Cinderella on Ice, and Beverly Hills on Ice, Scott coached Michelle Kwan to a fifth World Championship crown and seventh U.S. National title in 2003.  Scott also holds a degree in Project Management from the University of Phoenix. 

Scott is married to Azumi (Sagara) Williams, an accomplished national and international competitive ice dancer and adagio star of Holiday on Ice and Royal Caribbean ice shows.  Azumi works with a number of Scott's students, and specializes in choreography, stroking, and moves in the field. 

Olga Tsomaia

Olga was born in Russia. She was trained in ballet at choreographic school (Vocational College) which she graduated with honors and earned the Bachelor degree
of  Fine Arts in Dance. Olga was accepted to classical ballet company of Academic Theatre "Paliashvili" where she performed for 11 years. She has danced in all ballet productions and toured with the company in many European countries. In the United States, Olga has learned modern dance, worked with some choreographers and performed in some small dance companies. For past 10 years, she has been teaching ballet for figure skaters and during this time she has taught the different ranks skaters. She has emphasized on student's posture, arms, stretching, and artistry, which in her opinion is important for good skaters. Her students almost every year have competed at Nationals and Junior National competitions and have had achieved good results.