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Index

Inner Strength & Outdoors

Biking in Boulder ................................6 Camping ..............................................11 CU Rec Center ...................................12 Dog rules .............................................14 Climbing fourteeners .....................20 Get Social photos ......................2325 Skiing & snowboarding .................32 Safe sex ................................................36 Thrift stores ........................................39 Parkour workout ...............................42 AIRfit workout ...................................44 Campus map ...............................4647 Trampoline workout .......................48

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On the Cover Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer Alexis Lynam practices her hoola-hoop skills at Emma Gomez Martinez Park in Boulder.

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Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer Sometimes, bears will hike out of the high country to gawk at the humans, like this young furball who took a day trip to check out the University of Colorado campus before heading back to the forest.

Seize the day, but don’t touch that bear By Deanna Hardies Colorado Daily Editor

and craving for novelty. You want to learn new skills, he hills are alive with the make new friends, sound of cicadas. seek out new life In fact, the Boulder foothills are and new civilizaHardies alive with copious creepy-crawlies. tions. You want see Yep, these bad boys can fit so those weird-ass much fuckin’ life in ’em. mountain squirrels with your own Of course, they’re also alive with eyes, don’tcha? a menagerie of mammals and birds First, you’ve gotta ask yourself that are hunting those bugs for one question: “Do I feel healthy?” their tasty insides, not even pausBecause sure, you could park at ing to snuff out their tiny lives and a trailhead, sit in your car and capacity for pain before swallowing hope some iconic wildlife is miracthose babies whole. So really, if ulously drawn to your presence you listen carefully, the hills are through sheer force of charisma. alive with the sound of murder, But if you want a real chance of too. coming face to face with a marmot, Ahh, nature. So majestic. you’re going to have to put a little Colorado’s mountains are home work in. to their own, patented varieties of If you’ve recently moved to town bug-eating bastards, like the goth- and gained over 5,000 feet of elevapunk Stellar’s jay and the pointytion in the process, you’ll have to eared Abert’s squirrel. We’re talk- take things slow or risk altitude ing real fancy wildlife, the primo sickness. Ditto if the most exercise shit. Not that there’s anything you’ve gotten in the last few years wrong with all those urban bugs was a mental breakdown. You’ll get and birds and furry dudes you’re exhausted and headachey and used to. Pigeons and trash pandas pukey, and you’ll curse the stupid have the street smarts to survive writer who told you to take a hike in the asphalt jungle, and they’ve in the first place. “‘Go see the fancy earned all the cred that entails. elf squirrels,’ she said. ‘It’ll be But you’re a human, a special cool,’ she said. Screw this and the animal with a powerful curiosity mountain goat you rode in on!”

And I would deserve that. So before you set out on your quest, get a little experience under your belt. See how many jumping jacks or bicep curls you can do before you soak through your sports bra. Traverse the length of the Boulder Creek Path. Did you feel like vomiting at the end? Was that because you need more cardio or because you stepped in (what you hope is) dog poop? Once you level up, it’s time to venture into the wilderness. Get deep into the woods, where the ponderosa pines make everything smell like vanilla. You may not see a corvid with a mohawk on your first hike. But you might see wild raspberries and wild roses, rock arches, a waterfall, a deer skull, a bear. A bear? Shit, it’s a bear. And hey, she’s got a couple cubs with her. Yeah, they’re super cute. OK, just back away slowly and we’ll … no, NO, wait. Do NOT try to pet the cubs! DUDE. The hills are alive with the sound of screaming. AAAGHaaaaaghaagh. Read more Hardies: coloradodaily .com/columnists. Stalk her: twitter.com/deannahardies.

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Saddle up your cycles Two-wheeled transportation is good for you, so strap in and get rolling By Shay Castle Staff Writer

chickens, but trust me: If you leave a bike untethered, it will get stolen. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, t’s a little-known fact, but this city’s name is actually but soon and for the rest of an acronym: Biking Old Ugly your life. Liberals Dreaming of EnviInvest in a decent U lock ronmental Regulations. or link lock. Chain locks are cheaper but easier to cut. Skipping over the rest of the letters in that totally not- And sure, you could go years without a snip-and-grab, but at-all-made-up abbreviation, let’s talk about Boulder’s sec- is it really worth it? The amount of (allegedly) stolen ond-favorite past time (after bike alerts on Craigslist sugprotesting for the prairie gests no, it’s not. dogs): biking. This town is made to be Rules rule seen from two wheels. And why shouldn’t you? It’s fun! I probably sound 70 years It’s healthy! It’s scientifically old when I say, “People these proven to make you happier! days are so impolite!” But In short, you should do it. I’m on my bike daily, and I Here’s how: see you: Ya’ll rude as hell. Bicyclists in this town have Lock it up a bad reputation for being Boulder may be home of snooty and self-important. the free-range children and And I gotta say, I get it. Help

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us all out and be one of the nice ones. If enough of us try to be better, we’ll eventually outnumber the lycra-clad cretins and sway public opinion in our favor. Stop at stop signs; don’t go zipping around traffic and expect people to see you; say, ‘on your left,’ when passing pedestrians (or slower cyclists) on the paths; don’t take a U lock to someone’s side mirrors just because they’re a few inches into the crosswalk.

Don’t drink and derailleur Did you know it’s illegal to ride a bike whilst intoxicated? Well now you do. You can go to jail for this. Seriously. Treat your bike like a car when you’ve been drinking and let ’er sit or else have

See BIKE, page 17

Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer Jon Chin is a Superman among bicyclists. Chin knows what he’s doing. Don’t try this at home (but maybe try it at Valmont Bike Park).

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Camp like a champ By John Bear Staff Writer he University of Colorado has a habit of attracting students who came here for the outdoor activities and possibly to study whenever they have extra time. The mountains to the west of Boulder have plenty of camping opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast, and many of them are modern enough for the person who wants to camp but not in a “I-hate-humanity-and-must-escape-tothe-woods” kind of way. If you are feeling like you must escape the world and retreat to the deep forest, you probably aren’t reading this anyway. For the rest of you, here are some ideas:

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National Park Directions: Head up Boulder Canyon Drive to Nederland, then north on Colo. 7. The campgrounds are 10 miles south of Estes Park. Reservations: No More info: nps.gov/romo/ planyourvisit/camping.htm The campground has 26 spots and is tent-only. It’s a pretty high elevation at 9,500 feet, so lowlanders should take it easy to avoid altitude sickness or give yourself time to acclimate to your new home before rushing up into the mountains. It closes in late fall.

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The student recreation center on the main University of Colorado campus has a buffalo-shaped pool. Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer

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“Wondering how to make the most of the next four years?” Mulvany asked. “Studies have conclusively o you want to reduce proven that physical activity, stress, make new in any form, helps to relieve friends, foster a healthy stress and improve cognitive mind set, and get or stay fit function,” she said in an while you’re at it? email. You can do that through Mulvany urged students recreational facilities and to read the Recreation Serprograms available at CU, according to Annie Mulvany, vices website — colorado assistant director of market- .edu/recreation — and follow it on social media. ing and external relations “We want to help you for CU-Boulder’s Recreation Services. See REC, page 13

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course at various locations throughout its Boulder campuses. from page 12 Full-fee-paying undergraduate students automatically ‘Find Your Fit,’ feel good in your body, have fun, and get have access to both centers, the most out of your unique Mulvany said. Starting Aug. 20, they can drop in any time college experience,” she they’re open. All they need said. Mulvany said there will be is their “Buff OneCard.” “The Rec,” the main caman Aug. 26-Sept. 1 “Kick-off Week at The Rec,” the main pus recreation center, has more than 30,000 square campus recreation center, with free fitness classes, free feet of space, with badminton, basketball, volleyball, bouldering in the climbing gym and free skates rentals. racquetball, squash and tenMulvany also encouraged nis courts. That includes six multipurpose wood courts students to look into the Recreation Services Sport Club teams, which compete against other colleges’ and universities’ teams. There are 31 CU Sport Club teams, and they’ve won more than 70 national championships, she said. Information about organizational meetings is available at tinyurl.com/ y9v95ula. Recreation Services also offers intramural sports. See details at tinyurl.com/ y8s26kns The University of Colorado’s has two indoor student recreation centers, one at 1835 Pleasant St. on the main CU campus and the second on the Williams Village campus area at 3300 Baseline Road, as well as three artificial turf fields, four natural grass fields, four outdoor basketball courts, three tennis courts, and a challenge ropes

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as well as an indoor turf gym. CU also has lighted outdoor basketball courts on Regent Drive behind the CU Events Center. CU Recreation Services staff said The Rec has the only ice rink in Boulder, a facility that offers options from broomball and hockey to group skate parties. There are four pools at The Rec, as well as an indoor climbing gym that offers both bouldering and rope climbing for all ability levels. The Williams Village

See REC, page 14

Paul Aiken / Staff Photographer Rebecca Brough works out in the cardio room in the rec center.

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Rec from page 13 Recreation Center offers fitness services that are especially convenient for students living at Williams Village/Bear Creek Apartments. Its first floor includes a 3,300-square-foot weight room complete with Cybex strength and gym fitness equipment, Olympic-style weight benches, dumbbells, two treadmills, and nine Precor ellipticals with individual TVs as well as two 50-inch TVs in the weight room. The second floor has a multipurpose studio for group fitness classes. Cardiovascular equipment is available for drop-in recreation when classes are not scheduled. One of the benefits of using the recreation centers, Mulvany said, is that students can “de-stress by staying active. While we can’t avoid stress, we can alleviate it before it wreaks havoc on our minds and bodies.” The Recreation Services facilities and programs also offer a chance to make new friends, connect with other students, and participate in healthy competition, Mulvany said.

Doggie dos and doggie don’ts

Colorado Daily file photo CU student Chris Cernac climbs a route on the climbing wall at the CU Recreation Center.

“College is a time of exploration, triumph, learning, and fun, but we know that it is not without its challenges and pitfalls,” she said. “This is why we are committed to providing opportunities to help you find your center, foster positive body image, build healthy habits, and do what makes you feel physically, mentally, and emotionally well.” John Fryar: twitter.com/ jfryartc

Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer Destiny Scaife plays with her 3-month-old yorkie-poo puppy Lonzo on the University of Colorado campus.

Be a good boy or girl Where to go, who to know and when to pick up poop (Hint: Always)

By Shay Castle Staff Writer id you know that it is possible to live in Colorado and not own a dog? Judging by the number of canine companions here,

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15 billion dogs in Colorado at the moment, so making sure everyone gets along is more important than ever. It’s not difficult to be a good dog owner (or guardian, which is the preferred term ’round these parts). It really comes down to following a few simple rules to keep it all from going to shit. Literally. Which leads us to the first rule of Fido Club ...

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It’s really that simple: If you’re dog drops a deuce anywhere that isn’t a litterbox or a toilet, bag those turds. Then carry the bag to an approved garbage receptacle. Deposit the crap. Walk away, safe in the knowledge that you have done the right thing and will be rewarded in an afterlife of your choosing.

You don’t have to take your dog everywhere Does Butternut really need to tag along while you shop for kale and hummus at

See DOGS, page 15

Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer Bass Moulart, of Boulder, throws a flying disc for his dog Scoutie at a pond on the University of Colorado South Campus in Boulder.

Dogs from page 14

two; she’ll be fine, and so will you.

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Keep your bitch on a leash dumb golden doodle charg-

(see a full list at bouldercolorado.gov/osmp/dog-regulations-by-area) — but just because you can tote Toto with you doesn’t mean you should. I’m going to tell you something that probably never occurred to you: Your dog likes being home. There are toys there. And food. And soft beds. And her favorite humping stuffed animal. She’s not going to pine away without you for an hour or

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Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer Adam Swetlik and his dog Stuart chill out on the University of Colorado campus.

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Dogs from page 15 get Porkchop under control. Yes, most dogs are lovable balls of lick-y goodness. But not all. Just like the people who care for them, some have come from adverse circumstances. It’s not cool (or safe) to let them run up to humans or beasts willy-nilly. That goes for off-leash trails, too. Boulder leads the pack when it comes to its offleash open space tag system, but — and this is important — your pooch needs to go (or not go) where you tell it when you tell it. One place your dog should definitely not spend time: A parked car. They can and do die from the heat, and the fuzz (not the cute kind: cops) can and do issue tickets for hot dogs (police-speak for canine in a car). More than that, Colorado has a Good Samaritan Law that allows passersby to bust your windows and remove Rover.

Make it official Even if Sir Licks-A-Lot stays cosseted in the confines of your casa, she’s going to need a license. You have 30 days after you move to Boulder/purchase your pooch to get tags, which need to be worn at all times. A license requires a rabies vaccination and costs $15 per year for a fixed beastie; $30 for an au naturel stud or studette (although I’d recommend following the Good Word of Bob Barker and getting those bits snipped). Learn more about licenses here: bit.ly/dog-licensing. While you’re at it, why not go for that open space tag we talked about earlier? Those cost $13 for Boulder residents, $33 if you live outside city limits and $75 if you’re not from here at all. Deets: bouldercolorado.gov/ osmp/voice-and-sight.

If you don’t have the time, space or resources to take care of your own dog, you can still load up on canine cuteness from the therapy dogs that regularly visit campus to help students fight the stress of finals week. Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer

General tomfoolery If you are on the fence about your readiness to have your own little bundle of floof, consider these few things: Are you regularly away from home longer than eight hours at a time? Do you enjoy walking for extended periods in all sorts of crazy weather? Have you kept the same plant alive for more than five years? Will you have extra cash for veterinary care and unexpected illnesses or injuries?

If you are, don’t, haven’t and HELL NO (respectively), a dog probably isn’t for you. They are living creatures. They need things. Lots of things. Things that require much time, energy and money. When I first rescued my sweet angel, it was pre-recession; I was flush with cash. She got the fanciest food, took monthly trips to the groomer and went to the vet for every sniffle. Now, in leaner times, she gets a bath

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Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer Denise Hackett takes her daughter Maggie’s bike off their SUV during move-in last August on the University of Colorado campus. Nice set of wheels, Maggie.

Biking from page 6 a responsible, sober friend bring it home. Trust us, you don’t want to be the guy or gal in the cell who got pulled over for drunk biking. You’ll never live that one down.

No excuses With 300 miles of dedicated bikeways, 80 underpasses and 38 B-cycle stations, there’s really no reason not to bike in Boulder. Rain? Put on a jacket. Snow? Sometimes the plows hit the paths before

Paul Aiken / Staff Photographer University of Colorado senior Austin Glass gets his flat tire looked at by Bryan Weis with the CU Boulder Bike Program on the Boulder campus.

the streets. Wind? OK, you got me. I hate biking in the wind. The city recently created a new way to get your bicycling bliss: dockless bike shares. That means free-floating cycles will soon be popping up all over town. Take it from a (near) daily cycling commuter: Biking is more fun and often faster than sitting in traffic. Parking is never a problem, and people are generally impressed when you turn up on two wheels. Shay Castle: twitter.com/shayshinecastle

Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer Amanda Romano rides down Broadway in puffy jacket and yellow pants, the perfect ensemble of coldweather gear and bright, don’t-hit-me colors for a winter ride.

Get your fix Your bike is like your body: If you don’t take care of it, everything will go to shit, and then nobody is going to want to ride it. Here’s some advice from a veteran bike mechanic on how to keep everything rolling smoothly Check your tire pressure and lube your chain once a week if you’re a casual rider or commuter. For performance rides (road cycling or mountain biking) you’re going to want to re-inflate your tires and lube/clean your chain after every ride. A tip on chains: If it sounds like a flock of seagulls is following you when you ride, that means you need lube pronto. Replace chains every 1,000 to 1,500 miles. More often if you don’t regularly clean and lube it, because it will wear out faster without proper care. (See Tip Numero Uno.) Get an annual tune-up so a professional can look over things like brakes, wheel alignment, pedal wear and all that other shit you don’t know how to do but is essential to keeping you safe. Don’t be cheap when it comes to your bike. Like anything else, it costs money to maintain. so if you leave it out in the rain, sleet and snow, don’t yell at the nice mechanic who tells you it will cost hundreds to replace or repair those rusty parts. Sure, they’re trying to sell you stuff, but they also don’t want you to end up in the hospital with a cracked skull and a nice, shiny new lawsuit to file. There are more than a dozen shops where you can get a tune-up or quick flat fix, but if you’re going to spend lots of time on your bike, it might be worth knowing how to do some of these things yourself. Luckily, there are also plenty of places to get your knowledge on. Community Cycles holds free fix-a-flat clinics on weekends (communitycycles.org/what-we-do/bike-repair-workshops/); REI does gratis classes, too, though less frequently (rei.com/event/ bike-maintenance-basics-level-1/boulder/208562). Or stay on campus: CU does one-hour classes followed by 60 minutes of shop time to test our your newly learned skills: colorado.edu/ecenter/transportation/bicycle/bike-maintenanceclinics If money is no object, Full Cycle (1795 Pearl) offers a six-part class for $350 that will teach you everything you want to know. Or book a one-on-one with a mechanic for $60/hr. Deets: fullcyclebikes.com/ about/maintenance-class-series-pg85.htm

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Ross Taylor / The Denver Post Camping is a great excuse to set fires (in a designated pit) and roast sugary, gelatinous blobs until they expand and blacken like a miniature re-enactment of “Akira.”

Helen H. Richardson / The Denver Post The second best reason to go camping (after indulging your caveman fire-creation fantasies), is the chance to see adorable wildlife.

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The campground is in a glacial valley with forests, meadows and a creek. It is one of the most popular campgrounds, so it might be kind of crowded. There’s a party at Camp Dick, and everyone’s coming. The views along the Peak to Peak Highway, especially in the fall, are nice.

Reservations: Yes; backcountry is first-come, first-serve More info: parks.state.co.us/parks/ goldengatecanyon The park has numerous camping options along with cabins and yurts. Obviously, you want to camp in a yurt at least once so you have an excuse to use the word “yurt” in many future conversations. Group camping options are also available. Ride

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way, then turn left on Brainard Lake Road. Reservations: Yes More info: bit.ly/2AkfKtd The campground is at the foot of the Continental Divide and is in a mature spruce fir forest. It can get cold and wet at any time. Trails to the west enter the Indian Peaks Wilderness.

Where: 6 miles north of Ward Directions: From Ward, head north Pawnee Campground Where: 5 miles west of Ward on Colo. 7, the Peak to Peak Highway. Directions: From Ward, briefly John Bear: Reservations: Yes More info: bit.ly/2vcAnl5 head north on the Peak to Peak High- twitter.com/johnbearwithme

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what time of day to start your journey to get down in time to avoid afternoon storms — hile some people may they are frequent and vicious insist the act of sumat high altitude. miting a 14,000-foot peak is Physical training to “climbing” or even “mounstrengthen your core, back taineering” as opposed to and legs — remember, you’ll “hiking,” whatever you call it be carrying a pack with a doesn’t make completing a large amount of water — is high-altitude trek any easier. recommended for two to three months before attemptProper preparation is an ing a 14er for inexperienced absolute requirement if you want to safely make it up one climbers. Men’s Health prescribes of the state’s 54 peaks taller hip flexor stretches, bear than 14,000 feet. crawls, kettlebell swings and If you do, your breath will hugging a heavy sandbag be taken away, both by the while walking among other view and the lack of oxygen movements as exercises that at altitude. Study trail maps and pack a help build a body ready to “scale any peak.” (These compass, warm clothing (there will likely be snow, so exercises work for women wear stuff that stays dry) and and other nonmen, too. Shout out to all you nonbinaplenty of water along with ry mountain climbers.) Helen H. Richardson / The Denver Post perhaps a celebratory sumYou may want to add a jog High winds blow snow on Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park on Jan. 22. The pretty outline of Longs mit beverage. Know the pace Peak is visible from Boulder County, but this gorgeous mountain is one of the state’s most difficult fourteenSee ELEVATION, page 28 ers to conquer. you will hike and figure out

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Elevation from page 20 or some lengthy walks into your training regimen to ensure your cardiovascular system can handle propelling you to the top. Since oxygen is scarce at 14,000 feet, your lungs need to be in shape enough to deal with shallow, low-volume breaths. Ensure you have a few snacks and water to give you an extra boost of energy during a short break alongside the trail, or even to eat while walking slowly, considering you will definitely need the sustenance. Just don’t stop right in the middle of the trail for a breather in the way of everyone else. Expect some snow and cold, even in the dead of summer. Gloves and an insulated jacket may be required toward the top, whether or not the sun is shining. Check the difficulty of summiting each 14,000-foot peak before trying, because not all high-altitude journeys are equal.

Colorado’s fourteeners Front Range Grays Peak 14,270’ Torreys Peak 14,267’ Mt. Evans 14,264’ Longs Peak 14,255’ Pikes Peak 14,110’ Mt. Bierstadt 14,060’ Tenmile Range

Mt. Massive 14,421’ Mt. Harvard 14,420’ La Plata Peak 14,336’ Mt. Antero 14,269’ Mt. Shavano 14,229’ Mt. Princeton 14,197’ Mt. Belford 14,197’ Mt. Yale 14,196’

Quandary Peak 14,265’ Mosquito Range Mt. Lincoln 14,286’ Mt. Cameron 14,238’ Mt. Bross 14,172’ Mt. Democrat 14,148’ Mt. Sherman 14,036’ Sawatch Range Mt. Elbert 14,433’

Tabeguache Peak 14,155’ Mt. Oxford 14,153’ Mt. Columbia 14,073’ Missouri Mountain 14,067’ Mt. of the Holy Cross 14,005’ Huron Peak 14,003’ Elk Mountains Castle Peak 14,265’

Maroon Peak 14,156’ Capitol Peak 14,130’ Snowmass Mountain 14,092’ Conundrum Peak 14,060’ Pyramid Peak 14,018’ North Maroon Peak 14,014’ San Juan Mountains Uncompahgre Peak 14,309’ Mt. Wilson 14,246’ El Diente Peak 14,159’ Mt. Sneffels 14,150’ Mt. Eolus 14,083’ Windom Peak 14,082’ Sunlight Peak 14,059’ Handies Peak 14,048’

North Eolus 14,039’ Redcloud Peak 14,034’ Wilson Peak 14,017’ Wetterhorn Peak 14,015’ San Luis Peak 14,014’ Sunshine Peak 14,001’ Sangre de Cristo Range Blanca Peak 14,345’ Crestone Peak 14,294’ Crestone Needle 14,197’ Kit Carson Peak 14,165’ Challenger Point 14,081’ Humboldt Peak 14,064’ Culebra Peak 14,047’ Ellingwood Point 14,042’ Mt. Lindsey 14,042’ Little Bear Peak 14,037’

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Long’s Peak, for instance, while attractive as the only fourteener in Rocky Mountain National Park and its looming outline visible from Boulder County, is one of the more difficult climbs, requiring some basic scrambling in places. Try Mt. Bierstadt, just an

hour and a half drive from Boulder, known for being one of the best peaks for first-timers. No matter where you go and however you choose to celebrate at the top, just make sure to keep it clean — no beer cans left behind. Respect your fellow climbers

and their journeys to take in the Colorado Rocky Mountains from on high and pack all your trash out. Here are some of the closest 14,000-foot peaks to Boulder:

Mt. Bierstadt Height: 14,060 feet

Difficulty: Easy Elevation gain: 2,850 feet Length of route: 7 miles Known for: a hike for fourteener virgins Mt. Bierstadt is about a 90minute drive from Boulder, up the winding Guanella Pass that starts in Georgetown.

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The summit of Grays Peak is 14,270 feet.

Elevation from page 28 Mt. Democrat, Lincoln, Bross, Cameron Height: 14,155 feet, 14,293 feet, 14,178 feet and 14,286 feet Difficulty: Easy to moderate

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Elevation gain: 3,700 feet Length of route: 7.25 miles Known for: abandoned mines Mt. Democrat, Lincoln, Bross and Cameron can all be climbed together. The trailhead, about two and a half hours from Boulder, can be reached by taking Colo. 9 to Alameda. At Kite Lake

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Helen H. Richardson / The Denver Post You may see high-altitude wildlife near the summit, like pikas or this marmot in a talus field below Capitol Peak.

trailhead, it is easiest to access Mt. Democrat and, from there, hike to the other trails. This is an especially cool hike because you can climb four mountains in one day.

Long’s Peak Height: 14,255 Difficulty: Moderate to difficult

Elevation gain: 4,700 feet Length of route: 14 miles Known for: the thousands of people who turn around before they reach the summit, according to the National Park Service While Long’s Peak is one of the more difficult fourteeners to climb, it is the closest to Boulder. It is only an hour away from the city,

in Rocky Mountain National Park. It is the only fourteener in this park, so it is quite popular, but it’s not easy. The hike to Keyhole is straightforward, but beyond that, you will have to do some scrambling and route finding. Sam Lounsberry: twitter.com/samlounz

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vertical drop at Eldora, its slopes are frequently coated with fresh powder and nobby skiers and snowinclude runs for every level boarders may scoff at a of skier or snowboarder, mountain that offers 1,600 notably lots of wide-open vertical feet. cruisers. As a skier spoiled by growEldora is also entering its ing up in Eagle County, second year of operating the where students were given Eldo Express lift, which was dirt-cheap season passes to installed as part of a $5 milsome of the most highly lion upgrade to the mountain regarded ski areas on the in 2017. No longer does planet in Vail and Beaver returning to the top of the Creek, I know plenty who mountain take long enough never bother hitting Boulthat your legs are lulled to der’s nearest slopes at Eldora sleep while riding a 1970s-era Mountain Resort. two-person chairlift for the Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer But to avoid it is foolish. next run, as the express zips Skiers head up the mountain on the Alpenglow chairlift at Eldora. Not only is the 40-minute to the top in 4.5 minutes. self that allows you to truly trip to Eldora up the Boulder on the Front Range when To make Elorda even more take in the view instead of Canyon past Nederland a gor- they make a weekend trek tempting to ski or board, the focusing on the windy road is mountain offers college stugeous drive, but you’ll spend west to bigger resorts like a $4.50 ride on the Ski-N-Ride dents discounts on season a lot more of your day actual- Breckenridge, Keystone or Vail — thus, Eldora last year bus. Catch it every day at ly enjoying freshly groomed passes, which start at $469 corduroy instead of sitting in adopted a new motto: “Drive 14th and Walnut streets. for a full-rate adult pass for less, ski more.” Though some Colorado a car stuck in high country the 2018-19 season and A carefree alternative to ski resorts offer more than ski traffic on Interstate 70. $359 for students, who need double the 1,600-foot total That is the fate of so many driving up the canyon yourSee SNOW, page 33

Skiing resources Colorado Department of Tourism: coloradoski.com Boulder Freeride: boulderfreeride.org Eldora Mountain Resort: eldora.com Epic Passes: epicpass.com Ikon Passes: ikonpass.com /en/the-max-pass

CU Ski Bus The ski bus is a fun way to hit the slopes in Summit and Eagle counties with a few dozen of your pals. It’s cheap, and you can either nap or be that guy that does funny/mean things to people while they’re napping. (Be nice.) Go to colorado.edu/ ecenter/transportation/ bus/ski-bus-program or the Ski Bus Facebook page, facebook.com/cuskibus, for details. Plan ahead — it fills up quick. The schedule goes up about a month before the bus starts bussing.

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to these ideals and strives to help the individual needs of its riders. About Boulder Cycle Sport At Boulder Cycle Sport, locations are owned and operated by University of Colorado Alumni, cyclists, yogis and conservationists. The collective makes it a point to contribute tirelessly to the Boulder community through cycling advocacy, events, service and non-profit contributions. Boulder Cycle Sport is a Photo courtesy: Boulder Cycle Sport proud purveyor of Scott, Yeti, Giant, LIV, For others, the bike is a simple tool to BMC, Pinarello, Surly, Mosaic and Linus. get around while also reducing fossil fuel Boulder Cycle Sport, 4580 N. Broadway consumption and greenhouse emissions. St., Unit B, Boulder, 303.444.2453 The inherent magic of the bike is that it ext 1; Boulder Cycle Sport Outlet, can completely challenge your beliefs about 629 S. Broadway St., Ste. K, Boulder, what you’re capable of and deepen your 303.444.2453 ext 3; Pro Peloton, connection to your surroundings. 2516 Broadway St., Ste. 100, Boulder, Boulder Cycle Sport is committed 303.415.1292; bouldercyclesport.com.

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Snow from page 32 student IDs and proof of a current class schedule to get the discount. Sorry, super-super seniors, but you also need to be under 26 years old to snag Eldora’s college pass deal. Here are some other season pass options for Colorado ski resorts:

Epic Pass For those who need more room to explore than Eldora’s 680 acres of

skiing terrain, the Epic Pass — which gets you access to Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and A-Basin with no blackout dates — can be picked up for a cool $899. Looking for a cheaper way to ski prestigious resorts on Colorado’s western slope? Consider the Epic Local, which for $669 gets you unlimited access to Breckenridge, Keystone and A-Basin, plus 10 days total, except on holidays, at Vail and Beaver Creek.

Andy Cross / The Denver Post A snowboarder heads down the Schoolmarm run at night under the lights at Keystone in January.

Winter Park Check out the 3,081 acres of skiing terrain offered by Winter Park, just an hour-and-45-minute drive from Boulder, all year long. No blackout dates at $479 for adults.

Ikon Pass Formerly known as the M.A.X. Pass, the 2018-19 ski season can be enjoyed on an unlimited basis at Elodra, Winter Park, Steamboat and Copper Mountain among other

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college can’t be a 40-item sex buffet. Chicks dig smart guys and nerdy girls are hot. A few things. One, use protection. Condoms are available on campus and at literally every gas station on planet Earth. Use ’em. It’s a bitch explaining that Valtrex prescription in the medicine cabinet. This is the Colorado Daily. We are cheeky bastards. But let me be serious for a beat. Make sure the other person really wants to get it on. Read up on affirmative consent. Learn how to read a person’s body language. Be a good sex partner. Don’t be Robert Carradine in “Revenge of the Nerds.” Have fun. Be safe. Nerd love.

Wardenburg Health colorado.edu/health 303-492-5101 1900 Wardenburg Drive Wardenburg offers a full range of health and wellness services for students who are sick, have anxiety attacks or need birth control. The Sexual and Reproductive Health Clinic has a gynecologist, nurse practitioners, a registered nurse and health care technicians, and it offers annual exams, birth control consultations, emergency contraception, HPV vaccinations, STI testing, pregnancy testing and more. Visit colorado.edu/health/ services/sexualhealth. Health Promotion offers free condoms (roll-on and

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he best photographers learn by doing. So here’s a hot tip as you head back to class: If you’re studying photography or just want to learn and grow as a shutterbug, the absolute best resource in Boulder is not on campus (no offense, CU). It’s Mike’s Camera, at 2500 Pearl Street. Mike’s is a Boulder institution, renowned for its enormous selection of photo and video cameras, drones and other picture-taking accessories, as well as a full line of film and photo processing services, including the latest in digital cameras and digital camera printing kiosks. The word on the street is they can print just about everything on just about anything – as tiny or as big as your imagination.

The best photographers learn by doing. Mike’s Camera is your resource. Mike’s Camera has you covered and then some, gearwise (we’ll come back to this). And if that’s not enough, they’ll price match if necessary so you know you’re always getting the best deal possible. But their secret weapon is the depth of knowledge that each of their staff members bring to the job. Every customer service staff member at Mike’s MUST qualify as a Certified Photographic Consultant (CPC) and keep that status! The training is intense but the reward is oh so good for both the employee and the customer. No guesswork. Just solid craft and industry know-how.

MIKE’S CAMERA SCHOOL: PHOTO – VIDEO – MEDIA That superior knowledge extends from the service counter to the field. Mike’s Camera offers a variety of educational programs led by its own certified photo and video consultants, expert manufacturer technical reps, and nationally acclaimed pros. Mike’s School does one-on-one consultations, fundamentals classes, field leader talks, field trips, lunch & learns, in-depth seminars, multi-part photo excursion workshops, Adobe suite software instruction, and more. Current classes include an astrophotography workshop, birds of prey workshop, photo management for Apple devices, Photography 101 (intro) and 201 (advanced), and a drone workshop! If you’re too busy with school to go afield for a workshop, hop online to mikescamera.blog for some awesome posts that will help make you a better photographer. RENTALS Interdisciplinary Media Art Practices (IMAP) students working on specialized projects might need some very specific equipment that isn’t available at school. For them, Mike’s rental program is a godsend. Most types of photo gear, from consumer point-andshoot cameras to high-end professional cameras and lenses, is available to rent at Mike’s Camera. The cool thing is a portion of the rental fee can

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Sex from page 36 internal), lubrication, and information about proper condom use. They also have nitrile and latex gloves, and instructions on how to make an effective cape or a dental dam. These resources can be used as an effective birthcontrol method and to prevent disease. Visit colorado.edu/health/promotion. Sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing is available by appointment with a health care provider and is covered by the Gold and Campus Care health plans. Walk-in testing is available — and may be nice for those without CU insurance as it doesn’t include a visit with a health care provider, but payment is required at the time of service. Test results are documented in the student’s medical record, and STI testing results are ready the following day in most cases. For tests that are positive, a Wardenburg nurse will call the student to discuss the results and make recommendations for follow-up care and treatment options. Visit colorado .edu/health/sti.

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Office of Victim Assistance offers free and confidential support, information, advocacy and short-term counseling for students. OVA can help

with bias-motivated incidents, sexual harassment and discrimination, intimate partner abuse, physical assault and hazing, sexual assault, stalking, harassment and more. OVA offers online and in-person confidential reporting. Visit cuvictimassistance.com. Counseling and Psychiatric Services offers confidential mental and psychiatric services for various concerns including: academics, anxiety, body image, depression, relationships, substance use and more. Visit colorado .edu/health/counseling.

Off-campus resources • Planned Parenthood, 2525 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 303-447-1040 • Boulder Valley Women’s Health Center, 2855 Valmont Road, Boulder, 303-416-3237 • Boulder County Public Health, 3450 Broadway, Boulder, 303-441-1100 • Boulder County AIDS Project (BCAP), 2118 14th St., Boulder, 303-444-6121 • Moving to End Sexual Assault (MESA), 1333 Iris Avenue, Boulder, 303-4430400 • 24 Hour Rape Crisis & Information Hotline, 303-4437300 John Bear: twitter.com/johnbearwithme

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Sustainable shopping, for your wallet and the environment By Madeline St. Amour Staff Writer

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re you tired of throwing money at fast fashion stores that import from sweatshops and hurt the environment? Thrift shopping is a sustainable alternative for updating your wardrobe that won’t break the bank or child labor laws. Lucky for you, Boulder is full of thrift stores brimming with brand-name pieces worn once before being tossed in the donation pile, as well as gently used outdoors goods waiting for their next mountain adventure. Thrift stores also have their fair share of sales, so you can still get your shopping-induced adrenaline going without having to walk around the Twenty Ninth Street mall. Here are a few of the best spots for scoring a wardrobe update (and more) that

2486 Baseline Road Let’s start with a classic: Goodwill. First off, don’t go to the donation center on Walnut Street (Google Maps isn’t always your friend). This is at Baseline and Broadway. Schedule a chunk of time for this stop, because you can spend hours just going through the racks of clothes. You can usually put together a nearly complete outfit for $10 or less if you’re willing to do the digging. Don’t skip over the housewares section, either, or the furniture. You can usually find all of the coffee mugs you can fit in your dorm, art for the pasty white walls and storage bins for all the crap you didn’t realize you had until you moved. Make sure you hit up the furniture and larger items

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Thrift from page 39 internship in the spring. While you’re there, you might as well check out the home goods section. You might find something that’ll make your drab dorm feel more like home. Sales: Monday: Buy one, get one free clothing items Tuesday: 20 percent off senior discount for 55 and older Wednesday: Double-stamp day on frequent shopper cards (completed cards earn a $10 shopping spree at the store) Thursday and Friday: Shop during Happy Hours 10 to 11 a.m. or 6 to 7 p.m. to earn ARES Bucks (you can use those instead of money to make in-store purchases) Sunday: Student or faculty discount of 20 percent off with a valid school ID

Seasoned Outdoor Exchange 2067 30th St. If you’re in need of outdoor gear — be it clothing, bikes or otherwise — this is the place. You’ll find both new and used gear in this store, which was founded in 2011. If you’re in need of cash and have some extra

Colorado Daily file photo Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer Logan Singletary tests out a small trampoline at Goodwill in Roommates David Ippolito, left, and Tim Dickson load furniture into Boulder. a truck at the Goodwill store on Baseline Road in Boulder.

gear hanging around, the staff here will put it up for sale for 90 days. Sales: Up to 50 percent off retail

Arc Thrift Store 1349 E. South Boulder Road, Louisville OK, so this is technically not in Boulder. But hear me out — it’s worth the 15-minute drive out to

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Louisville to check out this Arc. This is where you need to go for books, CDs and outdoor gear. There’s a section at the back right of the store with skis, snowboards, boots, backpacking backpacks, tennis rackets and stuff I don’t even know the name of. Soccer cleats? Hockey sticks? Roller skates? Check, check and check — all there.

While Arc has a smaller furniture selection than Goodwill, their housewares are on point. You’ll find everything you need to brighten up your cramped dorm or apartment, including lamps, glassware, frames and school supplies. Madeline St. Amour: twitter.com/ madelinestamour

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Karing Kind: Boulder’s First Fully-Licensed Recreational Marijuana Dispensary By Brittany Anas

hether you enjoy marijuana or you are looking to imbibe for the first time, experiencing a quality “Rocky Mountain high” is part of the quintessential Boulder experience for many University of Colorado students. Helping you do just that is Karing Kind – Boulder County’s first fully licensed recreational dispensary – which places a high (hard to get around that pun!) priority on its customers. With thoughtful services that allow you to pre-order your favorite products, highly knowledgeable budtenders and quality products, the dispensary has built a loyal customer base over the years. “Our main goal is to educate people to make sure they have a good experience,” says Karing Kind Owner Dylan Donaldson, a CU graduate. Here’s five reasons to make Karing Kind your go-to dispensary. KARING KIND MADE HISTORY Weed smokers and concentrate connoisseurs will appreciate this: Karing Kind is a pioneer when it comes to the legal marijuana movement. Karing Kind first opened in 2009 as a medical dispensary. When marijuana gained legal recreational status, Karing Kind, in February 2014, became the first dispensary in Boulder County to sell

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recreational weed and was among the first dispensaries in the state to do so. THE DISPENSARY CARES ABOUT WHAT YOU’RE SMOKING Marijuana consumers have become increasingly interested in knowing exactly what they’re smoking and they are conscientious about their health, Donaldson says. “I’ve noticed more people want to be more educated,” he says. “They care more about what they’re putting in their bodies.” Karing Kind grows organic, pesticide-free marijuana. Also, Karing Kind’s in-house line of concentrates are processed by using non-toxic purification methods, which translates to safe but potent butter, hash and oils. Staff members can also answer any of your questions about vendor products that the dispensary sells.

FIRST-TIME MARIJUANA SMOKERS ARE WELCOME If you’re a cannabis rookie, you’ve probably got a lot of questions when it comes to various marijuana products – whether that’s which strains are best for you and what’s the difference between concentrates and flower. Knowledgeable and experienced budtenders and staff members at Karing Kind love educating consumers to help them make the best decisions. Tell the budtenders what type of experience you’d like to have, and they’ll help you find a product that’s best for you. KARING KIND IS AFFORDABLE Affordability is a top priority for Karing Kind. There are several ways to save on your weed purchases. For starters, because the dispensary is on the edge of Boulder and is technically in Boulder County, the tax rate is lower. Karing

Kind crunched the numbers – their taxes are just about 15 percent, while the average tax rate at neighboring dispensaries is closer to 24 percent. In addition to that, be on the lookout for ads in the Colorado Daily, offering student discounts. Plus, the dispensary has a rewards program that will text you deals and specials to your phone. Or, you can opt to get e-mails; that way you’ll receive not just coupons, but also the latest reviews of products. The deals don’t stop with the pot, though. Karing Kind is also the official sponsor for Fox and Boulder Theater, and will sometimes hold raffles for show tickets. THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE IS SEAMLESS Karing Kind is just outside of Boulder, about a mile north of the Broadway and Highway U.S. 36/28th Street intersection. The advantage? Beyond free parking, Donaldson often hears from customers who appreciate the discreteness of the location. Plus, Karing Kind is open until 10 p.m. every day, and holds discounts after 7 p.m. To really make this seamless, customers can go on Karing Kind’s website and check out which products are available, reserve them online and then pick them up in store. Karing Kind, 5845 Rawhide Court, Unit B, Boulder, 303.449.9333; Hours: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Sunday.

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Parkour is like a freeform version of gymnastics By Katie Nelson For the Colorado Daily pex Louisville, 1772 Prairie Way Unit G, Louisville, 720-645-1224, apexmovementlouisville.com Instructor: Alex Tilmes has been doing parkour for five years. He’s been teaching parkour for over two years, after taking Apex’s coaching apprenticeship. “I love training with other people. It’s obviously not a team sport, but it’s most fun when you do it with your best friends,” says Tilmes. What is the workout? Tilmes describes parkour as “getting from point A to point B as efficiently and quickly as possible.” He teaches the moves and skills necessary to make that possible. It’s like a freeform version of gymnastics. Teachers provide a tool kit of skills to navigate their environment, and the skills are drilled until they become second nature. We practiced swinging on bars, landing on an inclined surface and rebounding back onto the bar. Another exercise was learning how to run then jump over an object by planting our hands and tucking our legs before sending our legs though and pushing away.

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Parkour from page 42 Left to my own devices, I would have awkwardly crawled over the box with much less efficiency. It’s a grown-up version of playing on the monkey bars, but as with most adults, there’s somewhere you have to be, so the obstacles need to be circumnavigated to get to the final destination. Obstacles in the gym include large wooden boxes, bars, tall walls and inclined surfaces. What’s different? “Parkour is a huge workout,” says Tilmes. “A lot of people say they found muscles they didn’t know they had before.” It’s both a workout and skills-building class. Everything you learn can be applied outside of the gym, and it helps build confidence and body awareness. “I want everyone to have a lot of fun while progressing as well as getting into shape,” says Tilmes. The Level 2 class I took is not where a new student starts. The gym offers a structured introductory series for adults that’s once a week for eight weeks. “We start from the ground up. You start by crawling on the floor before moving to heights. We teach you how to fall first so you don’t hurt yourself if something goes wrong,” says Tilmes. Cost: You can try out the free park-

Weekly dose of fitness The Colorado Daily runs a workout of the week every Tuesday so you can keep track of all the boot camps, boxing, barre and more in the Boulder area.

What to prepare: Athletic shoes and water. Wear clothes you can move around in easily. Muscles worked: My quads were the sorest, but I felt it everywhere. My hands were a bit tender from swinging on the bars. The class is taught by numerous instructors teaching different moves, so you can bet that no two classes are the same. What I loved: It was exciting to try something new and difficult then finally get it after multiple attempts. EveryJeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer one was helpful and gave me all kinds of tips that made a world of difference. Instructor Alex Tilmes jumps over an obstacle at Apex Louisville. What I didn’t like: I had to take our class at 6 p.m. Wednesdays. The rience. Everyone starts in the same chances in this class and push eight-week intro to parkour program place and learns new skills together. through the natural fear of falling or is $155 and includes two open-gym There was a wide age range and an hurting myself. It’s worth it when you sessions. The drop-in price is $25. even split of men and women. accomplish something new, but it can Apex offers a plethora of other memWhen: The intro class for adults and lower your morale if the mental or bership options on its website. teens starts Sept. 24 at 5:30-7 p.m. physical barrier feels insurmountable. Level: Structuring the classes in a Mondays, or Sept. 26 at 6:30-8 p.m. How I felt after the class: I felt series that starts with the basics Wednesdays. After the series, stugreat. There’s nothing like doing makes it an easy and less intimidating dents can drop into the Level 1 classsomething you didn’t think you were class for people with no previous expe- es. capable of doing.

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Try doing some crunches upside down By Katie Nelson For the Colorado Daily luminar Aerial, 2655 Industrial Lane, Broomfield, 720-445- 0415, iluminaraerial.com Instructor: Daniel Nolasco is originally from El Paso, Texas, and he moved to Colorado at a young age. His resume is very impressive. He trained in aerial dance at Frequent Flyers Productions in Boulder. He then completed the two-year professional program at the New England Center for Circus Arts in Brattleboro, Vt., before joining the staff at Iluminar Aerial. It doesn’t end there. He has gone to Germany for an eight-month contract on a cruise ship. If you ever wondered what someone can do with training in aerial arts and circus, here is a great

example. He’s traveling through Europe and North America taking his passion for performance on the road — or should I say water? The AirFIT class will continue as usual in his absence, with other instructors filling in. What is the workout? AirFIT, also known as Aerial Boot Camp, is a unique strength-training workout, using aerial silks and rope to build practical strength. By practical, I mean these exercises build the strength needed to excel in other aerial endeavors — whether that’s aerial acrobatics, trapeze or just climbing a rope. Aerial silks are large ribbons of fabric that hang from the ceiling. They can hang either like a hammock, with both ends secured at the ceiling, or straight down, like tails that can be tied together

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stand why. There were 10 different stations, each one using either an aerial silk or rope. Daniel explained the exercise for each station and demonstrated how to use the apparatus. Each one focused on a different part of the body. There was rope climbing, side crunches with your feet in the aerial sling, upsidedown crunches, leg lifts while holding onto the rope and a stretching station, to name a few. My personal Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer favorite was the crying staNatalie Morvay works out during an AirFIT class at the Iluminar Aerial tion, which is like an aerial Studio in Broomfield. hammock for when you’re tired and you need a break, or hang loose. The rope is very thorough warmup, or you want to freestyle. I not the rough, rather painful some jogging and lunges just laid in it like a cocoon variety you might have used across the floor. This was and lamented that I shouldn’t for climbing in middle followed by plank holds, have eaten half a pizza school gym. This rope is push-ups and crunches. made of cotton. It’s soft with There isn’t any question that before working out. We had three minutes at some stretch, grippy without this is an intense core workeach station. We could pick being painful to the touch. out. Once you get further The class began with a into the class, you’ll underSee AERIAL, page 45

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enough, you don’t have to choose the rope climb. You can chill at the stretching stafrom page 44 tion or do side crunches. Cost: Drop-in classes are which one we wanted to do, $20. The studio offers multiassuming no one else had class punch cards: 12 classes claimed it already. What’s different? The aeri- for $144, eight classes for al apparatus takes this work- $112 or four classes for $64. Level: Beginner to out to a whole new level. It’s one thing to do crunches. It’s advanced students can take this class. If you are looking a whole other thing to do it to try an aerial class, this is a upside down while trying to good place to start and build keep your body stable. some strength. Advanced My core was constantly students can focus on areas engaged, and I didn’t need where they are lacking. any verbal reminders from the instructor. To stay in the “Especially for the warm-up, I try to tone it down if I see silks or on the rope, my abs there are a lot of new peohad to be engaged to complete the exercise. “It targets ple,” says Nolasco. “If not, I try to push it further. There the body in a different way. is no limit on age or body Being upside down makes weight; anyone who wants to you more self-aware of your try it can try it. As long as surroundings. It makes you think individually of the mus- you have the enthusiasm and drive for it, you’re going to cles, trying to engage and do really well.” trying to target them,” says When: 6-7 a.m. Mondays Nolasco. The workout is self-guided. and 6-7 a.m. Wednesdays What to prepare: Regular Everyone is doing something different. You can take workout clothes. Long pants your time, relax when you’re are suggested so your legs tired and then jump back in. don’t come into direct conIf your arms have had tact with the silks, which can

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Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer Instructor Daniel Nolasco works with Ashley Hoerner during an AirFIT class.

be uncomfortable and cause rope burns. Muscles worked: This is definitely a core workout, followed closely by upper body. Your legs get in on the action with the leg lifts and rope climbs, but from the waist up, I was exhausted. At least I could still walk out the door at the end. What I loved: I felt like I was getting a workout on a jungle gym. You’re having a

fun time, doing something cool and different while working every muscle in your body. I always enjoy workouts that make you feel like you’ve learned a new skill, something you can take home with you instead of just sore muscles. What I didn’t like: It was very humbling, which I begrudgingly admit. Doing an exercise for three minutes is difficult, especially a new

one. There wasn’t any expectation from the instructor that I should be able to do it the whole time, just my personal drive to prove myself. We could all use a little reality check from time to time. How I felt after the class: Like jelly. My arms made it until I got home and collapsed on the couch in a heap. I keep telling myself I need to work on my abs: Mission accomplished.

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Bounce Beautiful targets the abs and legs By Katie Nelson For the Colorado Daily

TRX. What is the workout? A bouncy, cardio workout that egin Fitness, 136 Second targets the abs and legs. Avenue, Suite E, Niwot, Everyone had their own per720-771-1837, beginfitness sonal-size trampoline for .pike13.com/pages/begin class, called rebounders. -fitness Unlike regular trampolines, there weren’t any metal Instructor: In her 20s, springs, just cords holding Julia Franklin found solace the fabric taut. There was no in group fitness and exerfear of pinching skin if I got cise. Overweight and too close to the edge, like I depressed, the gains she did as a kid. We began with made in the gym made her some warm-up exercises, feel stronger. “When we do things physi- jumping from side to side, cally that we didn’t think we twisting our hips or crossing our legs. We then procould do, it has these ripple gressed to more involved effects in the rest of our lives, and all of a sudden, we moves, adding small hand weights to the exercises. find that we can push past limits,” Franklin said. We were jumping most of Her experience with group the time, but occasionally we stopped to do some balancfitness classes inspired her get certified as an instructor. ing moves, run in place or just push through our feet She is a certified fitness into the trampoline. Near the instructor, with additional certifications in kickboxing, end of class, we were doing transitions from the floor to barre, PiYo, kettle ball and

Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer Julie Taylor, right, works out during the Bounce Beautiful class at Begin Fitness in Niwot.

the rebounder, ending with a trampoline version of burpees.

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What’s different? For the first 10 minutes on the trampoline, you are reminded why you enjoyed jumping so much as a kid. It’s fun and you can’t help but smile. Thirty minutes in, sweating and breathing hard, I realized I’d underestimated this class. It’s not the kind of jumping you did as a kid. Instead of trying to jump as high as you can, you’re pushing your feet into the trampoline, bending slightly at the waist, all while attempting to keep your chest and head at the same height. This engages your core and makes your legs work much harder. Rebounding also claims to transport lymphatic fluid through the lymph system, helping to move toxins out of the body. For people with injures that keep them from running, the trampoline is easy on the joints. Balancing moves on the rebounder make your muscles work harder to keep the body stable than they would on a hard surface.

The studio also offers its signature classes throughout the week. Every class is different and you don’t know what you’ll be doing when you walk into class. There are TRX bands, weights, bosu, medicine balls and kickboxing. “It’s fun that people can come in and do something different every single day. I think it makes us stronger and more flexible in both our minds and bodies,” Franklin said. Cost: The first two classes are free. Drop-in prices are $12 per class. The studio offers a 10-class punch card for $82. Unlimited monthly classes run $75 a month. Level: Anyone with a basic level of fitness can take this class without a problem. Julia continuously offers variations during class and everyone is comfortable working at their own pace. I’d be concerned about someone who has injuries that affect their balance, like weak ankles. Julia

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Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer Julie Franklin leads the Bounce Beautiful class at Begin Fitness in Niwot.

Bounce from page 48 recommends a couple oneon-one classes to start for someone who has concerns about their ability level. When: The rebounding class is at 9:15-10:15 a.m. Wednesdays and 7:30-8:30 a.m. Saturdays. What to prepare: Regular workout clothes, tennis shoes and water. You don’t have to wear shoes on the rebounder. Muscles worked: It was a great cardio workout. Just a couple hours after class, my abs were already sore. The next day, I felt this in my legs and abs. What I loved: It was so much fun to jump on the rebounder, even halfway in when I was sweating up a storm. The other students were so friendly. They were laughing and smiling during and after class. The studio

felt like a safe and welcoming environment for people to find their own place of strength without judgment. What I didn’t like: I had some trepidation going into class, as I was sure I would fall off the rebounder. Surprisingly, my body was pretty good at regulating itself and I didn’t fall once. There is a learning curve with this class. Getting used to jumping while executing the arm and leg moves can be tricky. After a couple classes, I’d imagine this gets easier. Just be prepared for some flailing in the meantime. How I felt after the class: I felt like a kid again. I didn’t shout at anyone in traffic or run the yellow light on my way to work. Even though I was running late, I was in no rush to assimilate back into adult life.

Cliff Grassmick / Staff Photographer The Bounce Beautiful class uses personal-size trampolines called rebounders.

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