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Star 4
Pulse Synchro introduced its STAR 4 program in 2024 to give young skaters an opportunity to discover the excitement of synchronized skating. These skaters train together for 1–2 hours each week, including off-ice conditioning, in addition to their regular skating lessons.
The team experience encourages camaraderie, teamwork, and support while helping skaters develop their skating skills and build lasting friendships. At the STAR 4 level, synchro is all about fun, friendship, and fitness, while also creating a strong foundation for each skater’s individual development.
A key focus for this group is helping every skater continue to grow as an individual athlete as well as a member of the team. Strong individual skating skills are the foundation of successful synchronized skating, and skaters will be encouraged to continue developing their skating skills, confidence, strength, balance, and body awareness. The goal is for each skater to become stronger and more confident on their own while learning how those skills come together to make the team stronger.
We are excited to see what the 2026–2027 season brings for this enthusiastic young group! This season, they will be challenged to learn new skills, set bigger goals, and continue building a strong foundation in both individual skating and synchronized skating.
Star 6
The 2026–2027 season marks an exciting new chapter for Pulse Synchro with the introduction of our STAR 6 team! This talented group of skaters, ranging in age from 10–13, are ready to take their synchronized skating journey to the next level.
Training together twice each week, both on and off the ice, these skaters are building the skills, confidence, and determination needed to grow as athletes and as a team. Building on the foundation they developed through our STAR 4 program, they will be challenged to learn new skills, turns, transitions, and synchronization while continuing to strengthen their individual skating abilities.
Every element of their program will challenge them to work together, skate with precision, and support one another. They will discover that synchro is about more than simply learning choreography—it is about trust, perseverance, commitment, and believing in what they can accomplish together.
For many of these skaters, the dream of qualifying for and competing at the Provincial Championships in March has always felt like something far off in the distance. This season, that dream becomes a goal—and they have the opportunity to turn that goal into reality.
We cannot wait to watch this young team grow, challenge themselves, and discover just how far they can go when they believe, work hard, and skate together.
Star 8
Entering their 4th season together, this team holds a very special place in the Pulse Synchro family. As the founding team of Pulse, they have been part of the program’s journey from the very beginning, with three skaters proudly returning from our inaugural 2023 season.
Over the years, these young women have grown not only as skaters, but as teammates, leaders, and athletes. This season, they will continue building their individual skating skills while developing the strong technical and synchronized skating foundation needed to take their team to the next level.
Every skater has an important role to play. Each member is expected to challenge themselves, work hard at every practice, and bring focus and intention to every practice. The commitment of each individual is what allows the team as a whole to become stronger.
Training together twice each week, both on and off the ice, these skaters will be challenged to push beyond their comfort zones and discover what they are capable of achieving.
With their sights firmly set on qualifying for the Provincial Championships in March, this team has an exciting goal ahead of them. They have the experience, determination, and team spirit to chase that goal—and now it is time to put in the work.
Adult 2 and Adult 3
Pulse Synchro launched its Adult Synchro program during the 2025–2026 season, creating an inclusive space where skaters of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities could come together to enjoy the sport they love. What began as one team has grown into something even more exciting—and we are thrilled to welcome two Adult Synchro teams for the 2026–2027 season!
These teams bring together women with a wide range of skating experiences, from seasoned skaters to those returning to the ice after years away. Our skaters come from communities across the region, including Barrie, Stayner, Collingwood, Orillia, and Wasaga Beach.
While their lives away from the rink may look very different, these women share one important thing in common: a passion for skating. They are busy mothers, homemakers, students, professionals, and everything in between, yet they make time each week to lace up their skates, step onto the ice, and do something for themselves.
Together, they are learning, growing, challenging themselves, and continuing to build their skating skills—all while creating friendships, supporting one another, and having a whole lot of fun along the way.
Adult Synchro is proof that you are never too old to try something new, set a goal, or rediscover the joy of skating. Whether you are returning to the sport, looking for a new challenge, or simply want to be part of an amazing team, there is a place for you at Pulse.
Pulse Synchro is a growing synchronized skating program based in Wasaga Beach, bringing together skaters from communities across Simcoe County. Our journey began in 2023 with one team, STAR 8 (Pre-Novice). In 2024, we expanded to introduce STAR 4, providing younger skaters with an opportunity to discover the excitement of synchronized skating and build a strong foundation for their future.
Since those early days, Pulse has continued to grow. For the 2026–2027 season, our Pulse family includes five teams—STAR 4, STAR 6, STAR 8, Adult 2, and Adult 3. What started with one team has become a thriving community of skaters at different ages and stages of their skating journeys.
At the heart of Pulse is our belief that every skater matters. We are committed to developing strong individual skating skills while teaching athletes how those skills come together to create something extraordinary as a team. Our training focuses not only on skating and synchro technique, but also on fitness, confidence, perseverance, teamwork, and personal growth.
Our skaters are also proud ambassadors for synchronized skating and the communities they represent. Through community events and opportunities to give back, we encourage our athletes to be positive role models, responsible citizens, and passionate advocates for the sport they love.
As Pulse continues to grow, so do our goals. We are committed to creating meaningful opportunities for skaters to challenge themselves, pursue competitive goals, and reach their full potential. We are building toward a future that includes continued growth at every level, with the long-term goal of developing a Novice team and creating a pathway for our athletes to continue progressing within synchronized skating.
But Pulse is about more than medals, competitions, and results.
It is about the friendships formed in the dressing room, the confidence gained through challenging moments, the pride of mastering something that once seemed impossible, and the feeling of stepping onto the ice knowing that you are part of a team that believes in you.
Synchronized skating is more than a sport—it is a community, a challenge, an art form, and a journey.
At Pulse Synchro, we believe that when individual skaters come together with a shared purpose, they can create something truly special.
One team. One Pulse. One incredible journey.
If you are interested in learning more about Pulse Synchro or joining one of our teams, we would love to hear from you at pulsesynchro@gmail.com.
Come find your place. Come find your team. Come find your Pulse.
