Ainsley Toth
ainsleytoth@gmail.comI’ve been part of the Langton Skating Club since I first stepped on the ice at just four years old, and from that moment on, it truly became my second home. Skating has always been a huge part of my life, and I’m so excited to now be joining the coaching team as a permanent member of our CanSkate program, with hopes to also coach in the STARSkate program in the near future.
Throughout my years as a skater, I’ve had the privilege of completing my Gold Dances, Skills, and Interpretive tests, milestones that represent countless hours of hard work and a deep love for the sport. I spent nearly eight years as a Program Assistant in Langton, helping with the CanSkate program, and those experiences helped spark my passion for teaching and mentoring younger skaters.
While Langton was where it all started, I’ve also been fortunate to experience skating at a competitive level. In 2021, after I completed all of my Gold Assessments I decided to start a new form of figure skating by trying out synchronized figure skating. I competed with Synchronicity in London at the Intermediate level and had the honor of representing our team both provincially and nationally. The opportunities I’ve had through synchronized skating have been incredibly rewarding, both on and off the ice. Being part of a team that works, trains, and grows together has taught me the power of trust, collaboration, and shared goals.
Now, I’m proud to also skate with the Ice Crystals Synchronized Skating Adult 2 team, a program that brings together skaters from across the area to enjoy the sport we love in a team environment. There’s something truly special about being able to continue skating as an adult, while also giving back to the community that shaped me.
I feel incredibly lucky to be part of the Langton Skating Club family, both as a skater and now as a Trained CanSkate Coach, and I can’t wait to help inspire the next generation of skaters, just as my coaches and mentors did for me.