EveryRink / The editorial desk
A different eye for
every kind of ice.
A first lap. A better practice session. A rink with a past worth knowing. Good skating advice starts by asking a different question.
Brianna O’Keefe
The skater behind the site
Built around a simple idea: finding your next skate should be the easy part.
Meet Brianna
Sarah Bennett
Rink life & reader questions
The practical question is usually the interesting one.
Meet Sarah
Wren Hale
Privacy, legal notices & the rules in each country
A schedule site should take as little from its visitors as it can.
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Maya Chen
First skates & family sessions
Good advice leaves room for someone’s very first lap.
Meet Maya
Owen Brooks
Hockey & practice ice
Know what kind of ice you’re signing up for.
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Elena Marquez
Figure skating & learning paths
The right session depends on where you are in your skating.
Meet Elena
Theo Park
Rink history & architecture
Every rink has a reason it looks the way it does.
Meet Theo
Nora Ellis
Access & the visitor experience
The experience starts before someone reaches the ice.
Meet Nora
Julian Reed
Value & rink comparisons
A good comparison explains what you get for the difference.
Meet Julian
Camille Laurent
Canadian community ice
Local skating deserves local context.
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Avery Morgan
Outdoor ice & seasonal skating
Some skating plans need a little more attention to the calendar.
Meet AveryHow we write
A perspective, with evidence behind it.
Our writers bring different interests to the same question: what would help someone choose their next skate? Every recommendation should explain its reasoning and connect readers to the evidence.
We check official information, put community feedback in context, and explain the criteria behind comparisons. A researched guide is identified as research; firsthand experience is credited only when it was actually supplied. We review published guides every 30 days and correct them sooner when the evidence changes.
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