2022 Summer Recreation Guide by Town of Superior

Summer 2022 MAY–AUGUST

Welcome to the

SUMMER

2022 Recreation Guide! In this guide, you will find information about upcoming programs, events and volunteer opportunities in the Town of Superior. There are possibilities for everyone! Explore the options and register at superiorrec.com to start making the most of your summer. If you have questions or need assistance, please feel free to reach out via email at tospros@superiorcolorado.gov, in person at the Superior Community Center, 1500 Coalton Road or via phone at 303-554-9005. We would love to hear from you. Have a great summer! The Town of Superior Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department

Encouraging

VIBRANT & MEANINGFUL Community

Table of Contents WE ARE SUPERIOR PARKS & REC! . . . . . 1 VOLUNTEERING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 CULTURAL ARTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 SUPERIOR COMMUNITY CENTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 JUNIOR TENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 ADULT TENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 OUTDOOR PROGRAMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 AQUATICS PROGRAM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 ATHLETIC FIELDS, PARKS & PAVILIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

We are SUPERIOR Parks & Rec! Leslie Clark Parks, Recreation and Open Space Director lesliec@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 119

Tyler McBeath Parks Technician tylerm@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 171

Kevin Colón Communications and Community Engagement Manager kevinc@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 122

Bryan Meyer Recreation Manager bryanm@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 163

Jennifer “JG" Garner Cultural Arts Supervisor jenniferg@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 167

Gabriel Ramirez Parks Technician gabrielr@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 171

Mikaela Gregg Community Events and Volunteer Supervisor mikaelag@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 128

Matt Rarick Superintendent of Parks and Open Space mattr@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 171

Katie Haldeman Recreation Coordinator – Aquatics katieh@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 173

Karen A. Snortland, CPRP Recreation Supervisor karens@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 170

Bryan Hall Parks Technician II bryanh@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 171

Shawn Wilson Parks Technician/ Pool Technician shawnw@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 171

Allison James Disaster Preparedness and Recovery Manager allisonj@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 118

Lydia Yecke Recreation Coordinator lydiay@superiorcolorado.gov 303-499-3675, ext. 166

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Support your community VOLUNTEER What better way to support your community than through volunteerism! The Town of Superior offers a variety of volunteer opportunities: parks and trails cleanup projects, formal programs like Snow Busters and the Ride Autrey Project, Town events support, and Advisory Group projects and programs. The opportunities are bountiful, fun and fulfilling. For more information, please visit superiorrec.com.

ADVISORY GROUPS VOLUNTEERS WITH A VOICE! Town Advisory Groups are simply groups of residents who come together to research and discuss pertinent items to provide information and recommendations to the Board of Trustees. These groups are instrumental in shaping the community of Superior. Community members interested in serving on an Advisory Group are appointed by the Town Board. Find out more and submit an application on the Town’s Advisory Group webpage. superiorcolorado.gov/boards-committees/ boards-and-committees-new-option-2

SUPERIOR 4TH OF JULY Celebrate Superior’s spirit and America’s birthday with some of the Town’s most traditional festivities – the downhill mile, parade and community festival with live entertainment, food and endless fun! Enjoy the day’s gatherings with family, friends and neighbors. Keep an eye on the Town events webpage for more details and community events. 2

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arts

Superior

CULTURAL ARTS

SUPERIOR EN PLEIN AIR ART EXHIBIT

The Town of Superior Cultural Arts and Public Spaces (CAPS) Advisory Committee brings a wide range of creativity to the community in the form of small events, workshops and the selection of artworks for the public art collection. Check out the Cultural Arts webpage for more information at superiorcolorado.gov. Artwork: Jeanne Hougen, "Pond Reflections", Oil on canvas, 2021

Check out the beautiful art exhibit at the Superior Community Center! Plein air painting, the act of painting outdoors, was a CAPS event in the fall of 2021 and the finished paintings are now on display. The works of twelve professional artists and several youth string-art paintings were all inspired by the picturesque surroundings at Purple Park. The exhibit will be up through August 2022. Artwork: Dave Reiter, "Picnic at the Lake", Oil and mixed media, 2021

Artist Nicolette Toussaint paints en plein air

FREE Art Therapy Program The CAPS Committee has partnered with the Superior Chamber of Commerce to offer a FREE art therapy program to current or displaced Superior and Louisville residents who were impacted by the Marshall Fire. Sessions will take place at the Superior Chamber of Commerce Business Assistance Center at 300 Center Drive, Superior, CO 80027. Each session will be 90-minutes. Please visit superiorchamber.com/ art-therapy-program-marshall-fire/ for more information and to sign up! This program was made possible due to a generous corporate sponsorship from Friday Health Plans, a health insurance company based in Denver. Summer 2022 Recreation Guide

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Rising from the Ashes: After the Fire

How Local Businesses in Superior are Recovering from the Marshall Fire

Three months after the Marshall Fire, Superior’s local businesses are doing their best to stage a comeback. Some have been hit harder than others, but all have experienced the outpouring care and support of the surrounding community. Mike Perry, Chief Financial Officer of the Sport Stable facility, was out of town when the fire hit his business. Luckily, two members of the staff were able to enter the building within just days of the fire ending and preserve all the ice rinks. Even then, the Sport Stable – a multi-sport facility that receives over a million visitors per year – had to reopen in phases due to its size and scale. As of today, nearly all amenities at the Sport Stable are back in business. The sports facility realizes that this has not been the case for all businesses in Superior, and is eager to pay it 4

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forward to support others. "We would love to know how we can help those who have been impacted,” says Perry. “Through our various organizations, we'd love to find some way to help in whatever capacity we can.” Wayne Shellnutt, owner of beloved barbeque joint Wayne’s Smoke Shack, was another business to be hit by the fire. Not only was his restaurant equipment severely damaged, he and his wife’s home burnt to the ground. The fire, unfortunately, was just the beginning of his challenges. "People have no idea how long it takes to rebuild,” says Shellnutt, in reference to his ongoing battle with insurance claims. "Our whole goal is to get back open as soon as we can, but we can't do that without our partner -- the insurance company -- coming through.” Shellnutt points to the difficult fact that displacement of many Superior residents by the fire has made it hard for those same residents to return to support Superior’s

"We absolutely love being part of the Superior community. The entire community has been through so much over the past 2 years and our family, friends and neighbors have bonded together and raised each other up with kindness and compassion. The leadership from the Town of Superior has been critical in our recovery and continued success"

Michael James Keating, Synapse Physical Therapy

businesses. "Just to be able to bounce back from this, we all have to come back together -- we need help at a federal level, a county level, at a city level,” Shellnutt says. But even for the BBQ restaurant owner who is still missing 80% of the capital he needs to rebuild, hope is on the horizon. "We are gonna rise from the ashes -- we want our same crew to come back, stronger than ever. At this point, I'm operating on pure faith that the insurance company pays me back…because legally, they have to.” He adds, “we're really excited about the future -- we're not going to sit around and wallow -- we're taking this as an opportunity to come out stronger than ever."

“We are so grateful for the outpouring of support!” says Mendoza. “We continue to ask for the community to show support to our local businesses as they fight to recover from this disaster. Your buying power is the key to their resiliency and recovery."

Residents (and visitors) of Superior can learn more about Superior’s unique businesses and how they can help support them by visiting www.superior-business.org/news

For residents of Superior and greater Coloradoans alike, there are several ways to help. Social media is one great avenue for showing support: residents can visit the Superior businesses’ Facebook pages and leave encouraging comments. Ultimately, though, Economic Development Manager, Jill Mendoza says that the best way to help is through your patronage. Summer 2022 Recreation Guide

Support Superior Businesses!

100% Chiropractic of Superior 300 Center Drive, Suite E 100percentchiropractic.com

Firehouse Subs 100 McCaslin Blvd firehousesubs.com/locations/co/superior-plaza

Asian Cuisine & Vietnamese Noodle House 1627 Coalton Rd facebook.com/AsianCuisine1627/

Flatiron Family Dental & Orthodontics 1691 Coalton Road flatironsdentist.com

Banfield Pet Hospital of Superior 402 Center Drive banfield.com

Floyd’s 99 Barbershop 1 Superior Dr floydsbarbershop.com/superior

Boss Lady Pizza 1613 Coalton Road bossladypizza.com

Goldfish Swim School 301 Marshall Road, Suite B goldfishswimschool.com

Brakes Plus 90 McCaslin Blvd brakesplus.com

HangryHorse Café 1 Superior Dr angryhorse.com

Cactus Wax Studio 502 Center Drive, Suite M cactuswaxstudio.com

IHOP 401 Center Drive restaurants.ihop.com

Chuck E. Cheese #711 305 Marshall Road locations.chuckecheese.com

Impact Sports Performance 1 Superior Drive, Unit B myimpactsports.com

Costco Wholesale 600 Marshall Road costco.com

John’s Cleaners 1615 Coalton Road johnsdrycleaners.com

Crossfit Cielo 405 Center Drive, Suite G cfcielo.com

Kumon of Superior - Louisville 502 Center Drive, Unit L kumon.com/louisville-superior

Crumbl Cookies 302 Center Drive, Unit E crumblcookies.com/superior

Little Princess Spa 406 Center Drive, Unit G littleprincessspa.com/superior

Deluxe Nails & Spa 502 Center Drive, Unit H facebook.com/deluxenailsandspaco

Marketplace Dental & My Kid’s Dentist 306 Center Drive superiormarketplacedental.com

Dixon Orthodontics 405 Center Drive, Suite H drdixonortho.com

Mattress Firm 300 Center Drive, Suites J-K mattressfirm.com

Envie Nails & Spa 300 Center Drive, Suite F envienailspasuperior.com

Michael’s Arts & Crafts 410 Marshall Road locations.michaels.com

Ethan Allen 500 Marshall Road ethanallen.com

Misaki @ Superior 402 Marshall Road misakiatsuperior.com

Fearless Motion Dance Center 409 Center Drive, Suite C-B fearlessmotiondance.com

Office Max 410 Center Drive officedepot.com

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Panda Express 301 Center Drive pandaexpress.com Panera Bread 302 Center Drive, Unit A-D locations.panerabread.com PetSmart 402 Center Drive petsmart.com PJ’s Diner 1619 Coalton Road pjsdinersuperior.com Rock Creek Medi Spa 2600 S Rock Creek Pkwy rockcreekmedispa.com Rock Creek Wine & Spirits 1611 Coalton Road facebook.com/pages/Rock-Creek-Wine-Spirits/811796732267700 Safeway Food & Drug 1601 Coalton Road local.safeway.com Serendipity Tap and Café 1500 Coalton Road serendipityfood.com Sport Stable 1 Superior Drive sportstable.club Starbucks (Coalton) 100 McCaslin Blvd, Suite 1 starbucks.com Starbucks (McCaslin) 1601 Coalton Road starbucks.com Stickley Audi & Co. 301 Marshall Road, Suite A stickleyaudi.com/locations/superior-co Sunshine Animal Hospital 2800 Rock Creek Circle A2 sunshineahofco.com

Synapse Physical Therapy 1 Superior Drive, Unit B synapsept.com T&C Nails 1693 Coalton Road tncnailssuperior.com T.J. Maxx 510 Marshall Road tjmaxx.tjx.com Tequila Y Mezchal 1631 Coalton Road tequilamezchal.com Tesla 2 S Marshall Road tesla.com/findus/location/store/superior The UPS Store 300 Center Drive, Suite G locations.theupsstore.com/co/superior/300-center-dr T-Mobile 100 McCaslin Blvd, Suite 107 t-mobile.com/store-locator/co/superior/mccaslin-marshall Ulta Beauty 530 Marshall Road ulta.com Vedka Flowers 1621 Coalton Rd vetkaflowers.com Verizon Wireless 304 Center Drive verizon.com Wayne’s Smoke Shack 406 Center Drive, Suite E-F http://waynessmokeshack.com Weight Watchers 300 Center Drive, Suite H weightwatchers.com Whole Foods Market 303 Marshall Road wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/superior

Sup Town CrossFit 1609 Coalton Road suptowncrossfit.com Superior Dental 1697 E Coalton Road, Suite B superiordentist.com Superior Liquor Market 100 Superior Plaza Way superiorliquor.com SuperTarget 400 Marshall Road target.com/sl/Superior-SuperTarget-Store/1769

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community center A space purposely intended and carefully curated for community is needed in every town. These spaces help us to live out our highest highs and our lowest lows – together. Over the last several months, our community has come together and the Superior Community Center has served as a hub for relief, support and assistance. The center is also a place of fun, laughter, song and art programs, learning and work. We hope that you and your household will feel welcome here! Hope to see you soon.

FLEXIBLE SEATING

for both comfort and lounging or work and productivity A special

LIBRARY AREA for readers

Community Center Hours: Monday–Thursday Friday–Saturday Sunday

8 AM to 8 PM 8 AM to 10 PM 12 PM to 6 PM

Check out all of the ways you can enjoy the center below. Have questions? Give us a ring at 303-554-9005.

Small and large

MEETING ROOMS

that can be arranged for your needs

AMPLE NATURAL LIGHT

from skylights and glass garage doors

WI-FI & TECHNOLOGY to meet the demands of personal and professional needs

An open area already equipped with

STADIUM SEATING

for small performances, educational conferences or professional seminars A dedicated youth room called

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THE

SPOT

Superior

community center

Monday–Thursday Friday–Saturday Sunday

8 AM to 8 PM 8 AM to 10 PM 12 PM to 6 PM

Offering smoothies, frappes and all your favorite coffee drinks as well as delicious pastries, house-made breakfast burritos, salads, sandwiches and charcuterie boxes. Beer, wine and cider available daily after 2 PM.

IN-HOUSE CAFÉ & TAP serving delicious bites and drinks

MODERN INDUSTRIAL

design that incorporates the arts and engages the senses Accepting room rentals for the months of May through August

Room rentals for the months of September through December will open August 1. All fees for use of any of the four rooms in the Superior Community Center by Town of Superior residents, resident businesses and resident organizations shall be waived. Visit superiorcommunitycenter.com to reserve a room.

LEARN ABOUT LIBRARY SERVICES

The Superior Community Center features a library area for all ages curated by the Louisville Public Library.

Submit a Program Proposal

Do you have an idea for a program or service you think would benefit the residents of Superior? Visit superiorcommunitycenter.com to find the Program Proposal form and to view the dates. Email form to tospros@superiorcolorado.gov.

Visit superiorcommunitycenter.com

to view upcoming entertainment and events and register for various programs available for all ages. Summer 2022 Recreation Guide

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community center Enrichment Programs

GAME TIME! AN INTRO TO CODING WITH SCRATCH JR. + CURIOSITY

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION CPR AND FIRST AID COURSE

11+ | Community Center This American Heart Association First Aid CPR AED course trains participants to provide first aid, CPR and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) in a safe, timely and effective manner. This course covers first aid basics, medical emergencies, injury emergencies, environmental emergencies, preventing illness and injury, as well as adult, child and infant CPR and AED use. Participants earn a two-year American Heart Association CPR and First Aid certification card. W

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5:30–8 PM

$70

Build A Robot K12

By registering for these classes, kids will have access to fun, meaningful STEM learning. Kids will meet new friends, discover new interests, and foster a sense of community while learning and innovating for good. Kids will have opportunities to build their tech skills as well as social and emotional skills to help them build mental health and confidence as well as gain empowerment through creating. Check out the options below:

ANIMATED STORYTELLING! AN INTRODUCTION TO SCRATCH + MINDFULNESS

8–11 yrs | Community Center This Camp’s Social Emotional Topic Is Mindfulness. This camp will inspire excitement for learning creative computing. Introduction to Scratch brings storytelling to life as kids animate their own stories through character and background animations. In this camp, they will develop their own characters, create narratives, market their stories and create a final project to bring all of their learning together. All campers are encouraged to share their creations and receive feedback from their instructors and fellow campers. Come to imagine and create! M–F M–F 10

6/13–6/24 7/11–7/22

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10–11 AM 10–11 AM

$149 $149

5–7 yrs | Community Center This session's Social Emotional Learning Topic Is Curiosity. This introductory course will inspire excitement for learning computer-based programming and will open up the world of coding and creativity for young learners. Kids will learn basic coding concepts and have fun using their imaginations to play with and design their own playground games. This course combines learning and play in a brilliant way, so students have fun while learning skills like algorithmic sequencing and coding concepts like motion, repeat, sound and control blocks. Kids will get the chance to share their projects with their camp mates and get feedback to help build a sense of community. This camp is a must for young kids that want to learn about technology and coding with the support of peers in a small group environment as well as have fun engaging in dynamic content. M–F M–F

6/13–6/24 7/11–7/22

10–11 AM 10–11 AM

INTRODUCTION TO CODING AND ROBOTICS + EMPATHY

$149 $149

8–11 yrs | Community Center This Camp's Social Emotional Learning Topic Is Empathy. Students will build, design and code a variety of robots! They will use a RoboRobo set that has building components such as metal frames, plastic frames, beams, nuts and bolts. Students will learn how to create functionality in their build using electronic components such as a CPU board, IR and contact sensors, LEDs, buzzers and motors. Programs are written on the computer using a block-based programming environment and downloaded to the robot. Students will learn how to program robots to react to sensor data, drive motors and control robot behavior. Over the course of two weeks, students build robots of increasing complexity and functionality – each project teaches a new level of mechanical and programmatic design. All students are

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community center encouraged to create their own designs. Students will debug software and hardware problems to learn problemsolving skills. Students are encouraged to share their ideas, progress and challenges at each class. Purchase RoboRobo set when registering for $149. M–F M–F

6/13–6/24 7/11–7/22

11 AM–NOON 11 AM–NOON

$149 $149

INTRODUCTION TO JUNIOR ROBOTICS + GROWTH MINDSET

5–7 yrs | Community Center This session's Social Emotional Learning Topic Is Growth Mindset. This introductory class will inspire excitement for learning about robotics. Students will use a RoboRobo set that includes structure blocks and robotics components such as a CPU, LEDs, DC motors, infrared sensors, a buzzer and Contact Sensor. Students practice their spatial visualization, reading, and fine motor skills to construct robots and use coding cards with a card reader to program their robots. They will learn basic robotics components and functions, observe robot behaviors, and troubleshoot their robots. Students are encouraged to share their creations, progress and challenges during each class. They are encouraged to imagine a story and/or a game and use their robots to tell stories and design games. Purchase a RoboRobo set when registering for $149. M–F M–F

6/13–6/24 7/11–7/22

11 AM–NOON 11 AM–NOON

$149 $149

CBArt Classes for Toddlers/Youth/Adult

Unique, multicultural, trilingual (English, Spanish and French) artistic experiences for all ages in a friendly and supportive environment. Check out the options below:

EXPLORING THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF ART

Community Center Inspired by the great World Art Masters, these classes are all about creativity and imagination. Explore artists' lives and styles, world cultures, languages and unique art forms. Using an assortment of mediums, students create one-ofa-kind masterpieces each class. May, July & August: Session fee $100; Material fee $20. June: Session fee $75; Material fee $15. Drop-in fee for one class $30; material fee $5. 8–13 yrs 8–13 yrs

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5/07–5/28 6/04–6/25

10–11 AM 10–11 AM

$100 $75

4–8 yrs 4–8 yrs

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7/09–7/30 8/06–8/27

10–11 AM 10–11 AM

$100 $100

CREATE A MONET'S WATERLILY POND

4–7 yrs | Community Center In this workshop, kids will be inspired by the master of Impressionism, Claude Monet, and his famous collection of water lilies paintings to create their very own masterpiece. Material fee $5. Su Su

6/26 6/26

1–2 PM 2:30–3:30 PM

$25 $25

CREATE A PICASSO-INSPIRED GUITAR COLLAGE

Community Center Introduce your child to the wonderful world of the child prodigy and leader of the cubist movement Pablo Picasso. Kids will create their very own Guitar collage inspired by Picasso’s unique creativity. Material fee $5. 4–7 yrs 8–13 yrs

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8/21 8/21

1–2 PM 2:30–3:30 PM

$25 $25

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community center AN ARTVENTURE WITH THE MASTERS

4–8 yrs | Community Center Inspired by the great World Art Masters, these classes are all about creativity and imagination. Explore artists' lives and styles, world cultures, languages and unique art forms. Using an assortment of mediums, students create one-ofa-kind masterpieces each class. May, July & August: Session fee $100; Material fee $20. June: Session fee $75; Material fee $15. Drop-in fee for one class $30; material fee $5. Sa Sa Sa Sa

5/07–5/28 6/04–6/25 7/09–7/30 8/06–8/27

1–2 PM 1–2 PM 1–2 PM 1–2 PM

$100 $75 $100 $100

1yr, 6mo–4 yrs | Community Center Children ages 18 months to 4 years old and a parent or caregiver will create memorable art and craft pieces, enjoy sensory and play-based exploration, and most importantly: have fun together. Session and material fee $12. Single drop-in fee $25; material fee $3. 5/05–5/26 6/02–6/30 7/07–7/28 8/04–8/25

10–10:45 AM 10–10:45 AM 10–10:45 AM 10–10:45 AM

21+ | Community Center Enjoy an evening of fun, frivolity and friendship. Unleash your inner artist and create your own masterpiece. Meet with others in our community to enjoy a glass of wine (or beer, hard cider, alcohol-free beverage, etc.), conversation and creativity. Plan to arrive early to check in, grab your seat and relax. First drink and a charcuterie box included! Material fee $5. F F F F

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6–8 PM 6–8 PM 6–8 PM 6–8 PM

$50 $50 $50 $50

$80 $80 $80 $80

This class will welcome community members of all backgrounds to learn a foreign language in order to connect with our diverse community and world through Spanish or Italian.

SPANISH AND ITALIAN

18+ | Community Center “To have another language is to posses a second soul” – Charlemagne Have you always wanted to learn a foreign language? Join this weekly Spanish/Italian class for beginners. This class is designed with a communicative focus. You will learn vocabulary, grammar, language structure and culture in a welcoming and nonjudgmental environment. M Th

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Foreign Language

TODDLER ART BLAST – AN EXPLOSION OF COLOR, CREATIVITY AND IMAGINATION

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TOAST & TINKER – AN EVENING OF CREATIVITY & FRIENDSHIP

5/30–7/18 6/02–7/21

6–7:15 PM 6–7:15 PM

$315 $315

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community center Music Together of Boulder

Music Together of Boulder creates community and empowers caregivers to incorporate music into their everyday lives. See the different sessions offered below:

FAMILY FAVORITES

5 yrs & under | Community Center Sing, dance, play and learn! All children are musical, and our classes teach the way children learn, through experiences and play, with you, their special grownup. In each 45-minute class, you’ll sing, dance and bond with your child in a community of other caregivers while supporting your child’s musical growth. Family classes are perfect for little ones birth through age five. T T

6/14–6/28 7/05–7/26

10:15–11 AM 10:15–11 AM

$60 $75

RHYTHM KIDS

4–7 yrs | Community Center This energetic and engaging class is designed for your big kid! Each week, we drum, sing, dance and play rhythm instruments and music-based games that reinforce the songs that we learn in class. Rhythm Kids™ guides children toward developmentally appropriate music and movement activities, where they can begin to take charge, lead others and be musically creative. T

7/12–8/02

11:15 AM–12:30 PM $155

ROCK-A-BYE-BABIES LULLABY CLASS

9 mo & under | Community Center Join other sleep-deprived parents with babies 9 months and younger to sing, dance and bond with your baby. During this three-week intro class, you’ll learn new songs and activities to support your child’s musical growth and have an opportunity to meet and connect with other caregivers. T

8/02–8/16

10:15–11 AM

$60

Photography

Melissa Foote will help you learn new skills with a targeted focus on patience and kindness. In addition, she will show you how to navigate technology in order to gain confidence when organizing your digital photos!

DIGITAL PICTURE BOOTCAMP – GOOGLE PHOTOS All Ages | Community Center Do you have thousands of pictures on your phone from the last 20+ years? In just three one-hour classes, you will learn how to transform your digital clutter into organized memories, taking the stress out of finding, sharing and even printing your family’s favorite photos.

Google Photos can be used on ANY device and has great options and features for safely storing your digital pictures in the cloud with user-friendly tools for organization, editing and printing. However, if you are attached to iPhoto, check out Digital Picture Bootcamp specifically for Apple users. M, W, F M, W, F M, W, F M, W, F

5/16–5/20 6/20–6/24 7/18–7/22 8/22–8/26

9–10 AM 9–10 AM 9–10 AM 9–10 AM

$75 $75 $75 $75

DIGITAL PICTURE BOOTCAMP – IPHOTOS/APPLE USERS

All Ages | Community Center Do you have thousands of pictures on your phone from the last 20+ years? In just three one-hour classes, you will learn how to transform your digital clutter into organized memories, taking the stress out of finding, sharing and even printing your family’s favorite photos. M, W, F M, W, F M, W, F M, W, F

5/16–5/20 6/20–6/24 7/18–7/22 8/22–8/26

11 AM–NOON 11 AM–NOON 11 AM–NOON 11 AM–NOON

$75 $75 $75 $75

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community center AMUSEMENT PARK ADVENTURES

Snapology Camps At Snapology, we believe that children are meant to learn through play. When children are engaged in interactive, hands-on learning activities, their creativity flourishes and they show an increased interest in school. We help your child grow up with a thirst for knowledge. How do we do it? Snapology engages children ages 2–14 using LEGO® bricks, K'Nex® and technology. While the kids are having fun with familiar toys, laptops and iPads, we sneak in the learning. Shh, don’t tell them it’s educational!

ROBOPETS

4–6 yrs | Community Center Children will begin to explore the world of robotics as they use LEGO® bricks to build simple animal models that teach the fundamentals of robotic design. Whether learning about sensors while building a fish or alligator, or discovering ways that gears and, wheels and axles create movement while building a robotic dog or frog, your child is sure to have a great time! M–F

6/6–6/10

9 AM–NOON

$200

CASTLES, KINGDOMS AND WIZARDS

5–12 yrs | Community Center Castles, Kingdoms and Wizards: Who wouldn't want to escape and play in the world of magic, fairytales and royalty? In Snapology's Castles, Kingdoms and Wizards program, students will have the opportunity to use LEGO® bricks to design their medieval fantasies while also bringing real history to life! Yes, your student will do more than just build with LEGO® bricks, they will build their historical understanding of the unique elements that make the medieval time period such a fascinating point in human history. M–F

6/06–6/10

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1–4 PM

$200

6–12 yrs | Community Center Every child loves to go to the amusement park and ride their favorite rides, but have they ever thought about how to build one and the people who design them? In Snapology's Amusement Park Adventures, students get to become designers of their own amusement park rides. While building with LEGO® bricks and power functions, they will learn physics and engineering concepts as well as problem-solving skills, all while having a blast! M–F

6/13–6/17

9 AM–NOON

$200

HARRY POTTER

5–12 yrs | Community Center Accio! We're so glad you're able to join us for some spellbinding fun! In this program, your learner will explore the magical world that surrounds Harry Potter and creatively design ways to bring their imagination to life. Riddikulus, there's nothing scary here, just creative fun that will open doors to new possibilities. “Alohomora" and let your learner's love of magical possibilities fly – wingardium leviosa! Instructor: Snapology M–F

6/13–6/17

1–4 PM

$200

VIDEO GAME DESIGN

9–14 yrs | Community Center Create your own video game in this awesome Snapology class. Learn how to design your very own online game with Stencyl game creation software. You'll even take some time to play each other's games toward the end of the week. You'll go home knowing how to create even more games! Don't miss out! M–F

6/20–6/24

9 AM–NOON

$200

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5–12 yrs | Community Center If you love LEGO® bricks and Star Wars®, this is the camp for you! Come participate in Star Wars-themed activities, build scenes from the movies, spaceships, lightsabers – you name it! May the Force be with you... M–F

6/20–6/24

1–4 PM

$200

ANIMATION STUDIO

6–12 yrs | Community Center Who doesn't love an action-packed animation movie that brings our favorite toys to life? In Snapology's Animation Studio program, students get to do more than just enjoy those movies – they get to create them! In this technical program, children will work in teams to learn the fundamentals of stop-motion animation and develop their own animated movie starring some of their favorite LEGO® minifigures! Students will go through the entire movie-making process with their filming partner, from plot development and set design to detailed visual and audio editing. The best part? Their movie will move beyond the classroom and be uploaded to Snapology's YouTube channel so they can share their film with friends and family for years to come! M–F

6/27–7/01

9–NOON

$200

POKÉMANIA

5–12 yrs | Community Center In Snapology's Pokémania program, students will explore the Pokémon world and practice their Pokémon training skills! Using LEGO® bricks, students will create their own training gyms, unique battles and even their very own generation of Pokémon. Your student will also explore some real-world science as they examine the habitats, characteristics and needs of different Pokémon. They will do more than catch 'em all, they will build and examine them all very closely and have a blast doing so! M–F

6/27–7/01

1–4 PM

JUNIOR SCIENTISTS: ALL ABOUT ANIMALS

4–6 yrs | Community Center What makes a bird a bird? How does a caterpillar become a butterfly? Did you know that reptiles are the oldest creatures on the planet? Junior Scientists: All About Animals invites your little zoologists to analyze birds, construct their way through the butterfly life cycle, build reptiles and examine insects with the K’NEX® Organisms and Life Cycles™ Kit. Your child will be too busy exploring the animal world to realize that they are gaining critical social and developmental. T–F

7/05–7/08

9 AM–NOON

$200

MINIFIGURE MANIA

5–12 yrs | Community Center In Snapology's Minifigure Mania camp, we will let your builder play with our secret stash of minifigures! Not only that, but we will really put our minifigures to the test by creating special playgrounds for them, design unique flying tests and see how well they do on our carefully engineered structures! Join us as we shrink ourselves to minifigure size and explore the world of minifigures! T–F

7/05–7/08

1–4 PM

$175

SCIENCE OF SUPERPOWERS

6–12 yrs | Community Center In Snapology’s Science of Superpowers program, students explore the world of their favorite superheroes while building with LEGO® bricks. Students will learn about forces, energy and problem-solving as they build models inspired by Superman, Batman and all their favorite heroes. Experimentation and fun are crucial components of this “super" educational program! M–F

7/11–7/15

9AM–NOON

$200

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UNDERWATER EXPLORERS

SUPERHEROES

5–12 yrs | Community Center To the Batcave, fans! Design your own superhero using LEGO® bricks, create your own adventure and comic strip. Have a blast as you create your own fantasy world of superheroes. What kind of super powers do you have? M–F

7/11–7/15

1–4 PM

$200

JEDI ANIMATION

5–12 yrs | Community Center Create an amazing Star Wars-inspired movie using stop-motion animation, LEGO® bricks and Star Wars characters! Your student will work with a partner to create a story in space, complete with a unique set, characters and plot line. They will learn how to produce all aspects of their own movie, including dialogue, sound effects and special effects. At the end of the program, your student will debut their movie and upload it to Snapology’s YouTube account to share with family and friends for years to come! Ready, set, action! M–F

7/18–7/22

9 AM–NOON

$200

AMAZING RACE

7–14 yrs | Community Center Ready for an adventure? Send your learner on a trip with Snapology around the world to discover unique aspects of different cultures, including national flags, traditional cuisines, influential artists and notable historical landmarks! While they explore, they will be challenged to work with a partner to solve different tasks in various “countries" that will put them ahead or behind in the race to the finish line! Not only will your student be learning about world cultures and developing an appreciation for cultural differences, but they will also be competing in fun challenges to test their building and problem-solving skills. M–F 16

7/18–7/22

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1–4 PM

$200

4–8 yrs | Community Center Students will discover all sorts of fun in the ocean in this interdisciplinary camp that uses robotics, coding, art and engineering concepts to teach children about their underwater friends. Your learner will be too busy underwater exploring, building and creating to realize that they are also gaining critical social and developmental skills! M–F

7/25–7/29

9 AM–NOON

$200

STEAM SURVIVORS

6–12 yrs | Community Center Does your learner have what it takes to be a STEAM Survivor? If your child enjoys taking on engineering and design challenges, working with a team to complete timed tasks, and using partnerships to brainstorm and explore new possibilities to solve unique problems, this program is the perfect place for them to push their STEM and building skills to the next level! Throughout the program, students will be challenged to design and build complicated objects, work cooperatively with others to secure their place on a team, and compete to be the fastest and most precise competitors in the class. Although the tasks will be challenging, they will be structured and guided by a trained Snapologist who will make sure your child gets the support they need to be successful and get the most out of this unique, challenging program! M–F

7/25–7/29

1–4 PM

$200

BASIC MINECRAFT

5–12 yrs | Community Center Travel to the Nether with Snapology – but watch out for those creepers! Come join us as we bring Minecraft® to life using LEGO® bricks. Create your own world, including animals, creepers and your very own LEGO® Minecraft® character! M–F

8/01–8/05

9 AM–NOON

$200

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7–14 yrs | Community Center From the virtual world of Minecraft® to the physical realm of this reality, your child will still practice their creativity and construction skills using the themes they know and love. As much fun as worldbuilding is in Minecraft® with unlimited resources, the restrictions and challenges posed in Snapology's Minecraft® Epic Camp will have them thinking of Minecraft® and construction in new ways. Not only do we embrace the game's ability to educate students about core concepts, but we also use it to creatively build on engineering concepts using LEGO® first. M–F

8/08–8/12

9 AM–NOON

$200

PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES

5–12 yrs | Community Center In Snapology's Planes, Trains and Automobiles program, children will explore the world of transportation. Students will build models of their favorite forms of transportation as they learn about energy, wheels and axles, air resistance and more. M–F

8/01–8/05

1–4 PM

$200

NINJA ADVENTURES

5–12 yrs | Community Center Sensei Wu needs you! Design a new dojo for Snapology made from LEGO® bricks and train your ninjas to battle with the best. Go through ninja training and earn your black belt, Snapology-style. Get ready to have fun and become a master ninja. M–F

8/08–8/12

1–4 PM

ARCHAEOLOGY WORKSHOP

$200

5–12 yrs | Community Center Snapology takes on archaeology in this fun-packed, deepdig into the world of artifacts, science and exploration! Your future archaeologists will practice techniques used to uncover artifacts, explore the history of ancient ruins and develop research sites of their own! Students will learn how the scientific method relates to the field of

archaeology, how scientists choose specific sites to excavate, and the history behind some of the worlds' most famous archaeological discoveries. Come dig and learn alongside us! M

8/15

9 AM–NOON

$45

ENCANTO WORKSHOP

5–12 yrs | Community Center In this Encanto-inspired workshop, your learner will embrace their inner magic and develop models that represent the qualities that make them special while putting their imaginations to the test! We want your learner to walk away from this workshop with a concrete idea of how they would fit into the magical Madrigal family and how they would help the community with their special gifts. Most importantly, we will give them challenges that will help develop their engineering and critical thinking skills in a fun way. M

8/15

1–4 PM

$45

ROBLOX WORKSHOP

5–12 yrs | Community Center Does your student love playing or designing in Roblox? Is it a game they just can't seem to get enough of? In this Snapology workshop, students will recreate and explore their favorite Roblox adventures by using LEGO® bricks to create interactive games! From designing an Obby to building a 3D character skin, students will be fully immersed in the gameplay and game design of Roblox! M

8/16

9 A–NOON

$45

LEGO CITY WORKSHOP

5–12 yrs | Community Center Does your builder enjoy designing beautiful buildings and cities for their minifigures? If so, this program is the perfect space for your young architect or city planner to sharpen their design and building skills! In this workshop, students will learn all about the importance of collaboration, careful planning and skillful execution of their building plans. M

8/16

1–4 PM

$45

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BEGINNER UKULELE

All Ages | Community Center No musical experience necessary! Learn to play the ukulele in a fun, supportive environment. You’ll learn several chords and a beginning fingerpicking pattern as well as a strumming pattern. M M

6/06–7/18 8/01–9/12

12:30–2 PM 12:30–2 PM

$100 $100

BEYOND BEGINNER UKULELE

All Ages | Community Center Continue to build your skills and gain confidence playing your ukulele! This class will help anyone with a basic knowledge of ukulele playing grow their skill, set in a warm and supportive environment. M M

6/06–/18 8/01–9/12

2:30–4 PM 2:30–4 PM

Free Community

Uke JAM!

Come jam and have fun in this opportunity to practice your ukulele skills in a fun, supportive environment with players of all abilities and ages. Registration is not required. LOCATION: Superior Community Center Stadium Seating Area DAY: Mondays, May – August TIME: 4:30 – 6 PM FEE: FREE 18

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Wellness

Increasing research shows that selfcompassion is strongly associated with emotional well-being, coping with life challenges, lower levels of anxiety and depression, healthy habits such as diet and exercise, and more satisfying, compassionate relationships. See the workshops below offered by Licensed Professional Counselor, Dawn King, MA, LPC, LAC, RYT.

MINDFUL SELF-COMPASSION

MSC teaches core principles that enable participants to respond to difficult moments in their lives with kindness, care and understanding. Self-compassion includes the capacity to comfort, soothe and validate ourselves, but also to protect and provide for ourselves, and to motivate ourselves to achieve our goals. Fortunately, anyone can learn self-compassion.

BUILDING RESILIENCE & STRENGTH IN DIFFICULT TIMES – MSC

18 & under | Community Center In this workshop, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in some of the key practices and exercises of the full eight-week MSC program with an emphasis on building resilience and strength in distress or experiencing emotional turmoil. Everyone is welcome! No previous MSC group attendance is required. Sa

8/13

9 AM–NOON

$50

WORKSHOP FOR CAREGIVERS – MSC

18+ | Community Center In this workshop, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in some of the key practices and exercises of the full eight-week MSC program with an emphasis on caregiving fatigue and managing the difficult emotions that can arise in these relationships. Everyone is welcome. Whether you are caring for small children, an aging parent or in a professional role, we are all caregivers at some point in our lives. No previous MSC group attendance is required. Sa

7/09

9 AM–NOON

$50

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SUPER SMASH BROTHERS ESPORT TOURNAMENTS

JUMPBUNCH: FITNESS FUN FOR TOTS!

1–3 yrs | Community Center Enjoy hands-on interaction with your toddler as they explore their bodies while also expanding their minds, skills and abilities! JumpBunch® encourages development of the whole child through play, exploration and movement. Your little one will feel inspired to try new things as they develop the confidence to believe in themselves, starting them on the path to living a happy, healthy and active life. W W W W

5/04–5/25 6/08–6/29 7/06–7/27 8/03–8/24

9:30–10:10 AM 9:30–10 AM 9:30–10 AM 9:30–10 AM

$48 $44 $44 $44

JUMPBUNCH: SPORTS GALORE!

3–6 yrs | Community Center JumpBunch® provides children experiences and opportunities so they can begin to create the foundations of their identity, determining how they want to show up in the world. We introduce children to a wide range of sports, as we focus on developing important skills that benefit the whole child. Our trained coaches provide support and positive reinforcement so children can achieve success while challenging their bodies and exploring their abilities. Through our sports, fitness and movement-based program, you will observe your child's physical and emotional being evolve as they play, learn, grow and have the time of their life! W W W W

5/04–5/25 6/08–6/29 7/06–7/27 8/03–8/24

9:30–10:10 AM 10:15–11 AM 10:15–11 AM 10:15–11 AM

$48 $48 $48 $48

8–80 yrs | Community Center Choose your favorite character and get ready to Smash in this esports event! This will be a double-elimination format using the ESF ruleset and stage list. There will be two brackets to choose from: Under 16 (age restricted, small prize) and Competitive (no restrictions, prize pool). Registration closes at 6:30PM. Th Th Th Th

5/19 6/16 7/21 8/18

6–9 PM 6–9 PM 6–9 PM 6–9 PM

$5 $5 $5 $5

Yoga

These classes are geared toward facilitating a safe space for moms and moms-to-be to connect with their bodies, minds and spirits while also meeting other women experiencing a similar walk of life.

PRENATAL & MOMMY-AND-ME YOGA

All Ages | Community Center Prenatal and mommy-and-me yoga offers a space for moms to reconnect to themselves and learn about the process of creating, carrying and then caring for children and themselves. This is a beautiful place for them to get to know their body in a new way and develop mindfulness techniques that will aid in their transformation into motherhood. Participants will need to bring a water bottle, yoga mat, pillow or bolster, and straps or blocks (if you have them). W W W

5/04–6/08 6/15–7/20 7/27–8/31

NOON–1 PM NOON–1 PM NOON–1 PM

$99 $99 $99

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CARA TENNIS LEAGUE

8–18 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts CARA Tennis is a recreational program for all levels, developed to offer a fun, exciting environment to explore the game of tennis from ages 8 to 18. CARA tennis is represented by the Northern and Metro Divisions. Each division competes in regular season events in June and July, culminating in a District Event for all participants and a State Event for qualifying teams in late July. Participation features two weekly practices Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at the North Pool Courts with parent-coached matches on Fridays at home and away. We do request parent volunteers! Focus is placed on learning tennis through a fun, team environment, developing rally skills, all shots development and tennis movement. T, Th

5/31–7/29

4–5:30 PM

$180

FUTURE STARS

8–10 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts Future Stars provides the next step in youth progression, moving young players to the 60' court using the orange ball. We build on skills learned on the 36' court and introduce all areas of the game to these players with lots of match play to help these kids get ready for CARA and Junior Team Tennis while laying the foundation for those kids who want to take their game to even higher levels. Session 1 M, Th T, F Session 2 M, Th T, F

6/02–6/30 5/31–7/01

9–10:15 AM 9–10:15 AM

$146 $163

7/07–7/28 7/05–7/29

9–10:15 AM 9–10:15 AM

$114 $130

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HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS CAMP

14–19 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts Don’t wait until the end of the summer to get ready for high school tennis! The first camp sets the stage for a great summer of tennis with a strong finish in our summer end camp. High school play demands consistency, good decision-making in tactics, and solid athletic development. These are all focused on during our high school camps! M–F

8/01–8/05

10 AM–NOON

$130

HOT SHOTS

4–6 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts Continuing from the spring, Superior Tennis by RMTC begins right here. Introduces children in the community to the sport and helps them develop a lifelong love for it using big, soft, red balls on a 36’ court. Kids will start to develop racquet-eye coordination and basic rally skills using lots of games and fun! Session 1 M, Th T, F Session 2 M, Th T, F

6/02–6/30 5/31–7/01

8:15–9 AM 8:15–9 AM

$88 $98

7/07–7/28 7/05–7/29

8:15–9 AM 8:15–9 AM

$68 $78

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10–12 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts Junior Aces completes the youth progression, moving these kids to the green and yellow balls on the full 78' court. Grouped by age and experience, this class encompasses a variety of levels from introductory to the beginnings of a performance pathway in tennis, and continues to lay a good foundation with an emphasis on serving, returning, and rallying, and pointing these tools toward match play in JTT and tournaments. Session 1 M, Th T, F Session 2 M, Th T, F

6/02–6/30 5/31–7/01

10:15–11:30 AM 10:15–11:30 AM

$146 $163

7/07–7/28 7/05–7/29

10:15–11:30 AM 10:15–11:30 AM

$114 $130

TEEN TRAINING

13–18 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts Also grouped by age and experience, Teen Training encompasses a broad spectrum of levels: from just finding the sport to USTA players. This class completes the youth development pathway, honing all foundational skills learned in 12 & under tennis, while providing a more sophisticated and realistic approach to competing in USTA tournaments and high school tennis. Session 1 M, Th T, F Session 2 M, Th T, F

6/02–6/30 5/31–7/01

11:30 AM–12:45 PM 11:30 AM–12:45 PM

$146 $163

7/07–7/28 7/05–7/29

11:30 AM–12:45 PM 11:30 AM–12:45 PM

$114 $130

SUMMER TENNIS CAMP

10–14 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts Superior Tennis Camps by RMTC are a fantastic opportunity for players to rapidly increase their tennis skills! We’ll highlight all stroke and shot production, good practice routines, and matchplay. We’ll also develop good movement while focusing on athletic development. Don’t miss these! M–F

8/01–8/05

8–10 AM

$130

SUPER CHAMPS

6–8 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts Super Champs takes the next step in developing the foundation for a lifetime of enjoyment playing tennis. Still on a red ball court, this class introduces more advanced rally skills and all strokes production while learning basic game development and keeping score. Session 1 M, Th T, F Session 2 M, Th T, F

6/02–6/30 5/31–7/01

8–9 AM 8–9 AM

$117 $130

7/07–7/28 7/05–7/29

8–9 AM 8–9 AM

$91 $104

PRIVATE TENNIS LESSONS

All Ages | North Pool Tennis Courts Working with Coach Coco individually or in small private groups can be a huge benefit to your game development. Please take this great opportunity to work with one of the best in the area on skills of your choice! Please contact Superior@RMTennisCenter.com or call the RMTC Pro Shop at 303-449-5033 to schedule private lessons with Coach Coco!

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CARDIO TENNIS

15+ | North Pool Tennis Courts As the name implies, get ready to sweat! Coach Coco will mercilessly, but with loads of fun, put players through the grinder! An hour and a half of a great tennis workout set to a salsa music beat! Th Th

6/02–6/30 7/07–8/04

5:30–7 PM 5:30–7 PM

$120 $120

TENNIS EXPRESS

18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts This class is designed with the beginner in mind – whether brand new or just not very experienced. If you aren't playing tennis yet, this is the class for you to learn this incredible sport for a lifetime! M M

6/06–6/27 7/11–8/01

5:30–7 PM 5:30–7 PM

$96 $96

2.5–3.0 LADIES' CLASS

18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts Coach Coco will be focusing on doubles tactics and movement to continue to help players develop toward USTA league play. W W

6/01–6/29 7/06–8/03

8:30–10 AM 8:30–10 AM

2.5–3.0 MEN’S CLASS

18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts Coach Coco will be focusing on doubles tactics and movement in this class designed to take players to higher levels! T T

$120 $120

18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts Doubles and singles practice for players competing in USTA leagues and tournaments, or just wanting to keep their skills sharp! W W

6/01–6/29 7/06–8/03

10–11:30 AM 10–11:30 AM

$120 $120

3.5–4.0 MEN’S PRACTICE

18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts This is a great class for the guys looking to hit a ton of balls and get a great workout! Don’t miss it! W W

6/01–6/29 7/06–8/03

5:30–7 PM 5:30–7 PM

$120 $120

It’s Park and Recreation Month, and there’s no better way to celebrate than to get out and play! Get out and explore Superior's parks, recreation and open spaces in July and help celebrate Park and Recreation Month, an initiative of the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA).

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5:30–7 PM 5:30–7 PM

3.5–4.0 LADIES' CLASS

July 2022 PARK & RECREATION MONTH

5/31–6/28 7/07–8/02

For the month of July, the Park, Recreation and Open Space Department will be holding a contest for the best photo taken in one of our parks, pools or open spaces. The top three photos chosen will receive a Visa gift card. You can join us in celebrating and participating in the contest by sharing your recreation photos using the hashtag #superiorparksandrec.

Come Play!

Autrey Park Pickleball Courts Come play at Superior’s six pickleball courts at Autry Park. If you are a beginner and would like to try out the sport but don’t have a paddle, come and check one out from the Superior Community Center. (Quantities are limited to first-come, first-served). Courts are open from dawn to dusk, seven days a week, and operate on an Open Play system. Please visit superiorrec.com for drop-in “Open Play" hours.

OPEN PLAY “Paddle Holder” SYSTEM When all courts are full and other players are waiting: All games will be played to 11, win by 1. Waiting players place a paddle for each player on the paddle rack. When a game finishes, players announce “Open Court”. The court is then vacated for the waiting players with paddles on the rack. When players move to the court to begin play, they have a 5-minute warmup period and then begin play to 11, and win by 1. Waiting players advance their paddles forward on the paddle holder and will play on the next available court. The process repeats as long as others are waiting to play.

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BEGINNING BIRDING

All Ages | Autrey Park – Parking Lot Discover our (mostly) native birds living in a variety of habitats in the Town of Superior. Practice bird identification and learn fun facts with wildlife ecologist Ashley Delaup at Autrey Park. Sa

5/21

9–11 AM

Free

NATURE AT NIGHT: NOCTURNAL FLYERS

All Ages | Community Park – Basketball Court Experience the mysteries of Nature at Night. Look for bats and owls, and discover how they survive in the darkest nights with wildlife ecologist Ashley DeLaup. Sa

8/20

7–8:30 PM

Free

STORIES IN THE PARK

2–6 yrs | West Pavilion The Town of Superior and Louisville Public Library are partnering to provide quality literature programs to the community. Come out and take advantage of this free program and enjoy Stories in the Park, followed by a craft. F F

6/17 – Purple Park 7/15 – Wildflower Park

10:15–11:30 AM 10:15–11:30 AM

Free Free

WHAT’S IN THE WATER

All Ages | Purple Park – East Pavilion Many invertebrate species (aka, our beautiful bugs) rely on local aquatic habitats for parts of their life cycle. And looking at who lives in the water is a great way for budding scientists to determine local water quality. Examine some local water sources for lots of life with wildlife ecologist Ashley DeLaup at Purple Park. Participants receive a free bug box! Sa

6/25

9–11 AM

Free

COACH RAFTER KICKING CAMP

10–18 yrs | Community Park – Williams Turf Field Try kicking field goals, doing kickoffs and punting on 4th down. Superior Rock Creek resident and former pro kicker Jimmy Rafter brings 25 years of playing and coaching experience to this camp. Coach Rafter coached our own Broncos Punter Sam Martin, #6 since 2007, in addition to other NFL stars such as Wil Lutz, Matt Bryant, Bradley Pinion, Chandler Catanzaro, Ryan Quigley and many more! The specialty of Rafter Pro Training is having fun with the kids while teaching the mechanics and techniques used to excel in school, the NCAA and further levels if so inclined. Don’t miss a great day of infectious enthusiasm with Coach while learning, competing and getting after it together as a group. We act like champions because we are, and we'll have tons of fun in the sun at Williams Field. Participants will receive a free Rafter Pro Training Performance shirt, and a surprise guest is scheduled to make an appearance. To learn more about Coach Rafter, please visit www.rafterprotraining.com. Sa Sa

6/18 7/16

10 AM–2:30 PM 10 AM–2:30 PM

Jeff &Paige CONCERT

Come to an exciting concert filled with love for the outdoors and ecology! Listen to songs, storytelling and interactive play that will engage your kids with nature, music and movement.

FRIDAY, AUG 12 • 6–7 PM

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programs GRASS ROOTS ULTIMATE DISC

11–14 yrs | Community Park – Scanlan Baseball Field Have fun while learning to play ultimate disc with elite club players and coaches. Ultimate is an exciting, noncontact team sport with nonstop movement, similar to soccer, but is played on a field with two end zones, similar to football. The games are played with two teams of seven. Each team defends an end zone, and to score, you have to catch the disk in the end zone. Cleats or running shoes required and all skill levels are welcome.

STRIDES 360

Bring a water bottle and snack. Please wear sunscreen! Participants will receive a free disc at the end of camp!

21–45 yrs | Wildflower Park – West Pavilion Strides 360, especially for moms, promises a heartpumping workout designed to increase your endurance while also developing speed, agility and quickness to help you sprint through your life. Bodyweight conditioning is strategically placed to provide recovery, strength and round out your workout. It’s for any mom interested in a workout. It can be as hard as you need it to be on your good days or scaled back on days you’re not sure how you made it out the door! Bring your kiddos with you in the stroller or leave them at home and come play with your mom friends. Either way, the hour will fly by and leave you feeling energized for the rest of your day!

GRUPY Ultimate Disc Week 1 M–Th 6/06–6/09 9 AM–NOON GRUPY Ultimate Disc Week 2 M–Th 6/27–6/30 9 AM–NOON GRUPY Ultimate Disc Week 3 M–Th 7/25–7/28 9 AM–NOON

$90

Sa Sa Sa Sa

$90

STROLLER STRIDES

$90

MARCELO BALBOA SOCCER CAMP

7–15 yrs | Community Park – Williams Turf Field Make new friends, learn new skills and have a ball at the Marcelo Balboa Soccer Camp! Former US National Team player and National Soccer Hall of Fame inductee Marcelo Balboa brings knowledge and experience to this camp from his years as a player and coach. Camps are offered in a fun and challenging environment where participants can develop as individuals and soccer players. Cleats or running shoes are required, shin guards are recommended. All skill levels are welcome. Note: Bring a snack, water bottle and soccer ball. Please wear sunscreen!

5/07–5/28 6/04–6/25 7/02–7/30 8/06–8/27

9:30–10:30 AM 9:30–10:30 AM 9:30–10:30 AM 9:30–10:30 AM

$79 $79 $79 $79

21–45 yrs | Wildflower Park – West Pavilion Stroller Strides is a functional, total-body conditioning workout designed for moms with kids in tow. Each 60-minute workout is comprised of strength training, cardio and core restoration, all while entertaining little ones with songs, activities and fun! Th Th Th Th

5/05–5/26 6/02–6/30 7/07–7/28 8/04–8/25

9:30–10:30 AM 9:30–10:30 AM 9:30–10:30 AM 9:30–10:30 AM

$79 $79 $79 $79

Soccer Camp Week 1 M–F 6/13–6/17 9 AM–NOON $160 Soccer Camp Week 2 M–F 7/11–7/15 9 AM–NOON $160 Soccer Camp Week 3 M–F 8/01–8/05 9 AM–NOON $160 Multi-week and sibling discounts available at checkout. Summer 2022 Recreation Guide

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Mechanics Agility Plyometrics and Speed

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Kids to PARKS DAY

SATURDAY, MAY 21 Kids to Parks Day is a national day of outdoor play celebrated annually on the third Saturday of May. The day connects kids and families with their local, state and national parks and public lands. We encourage residents to celebrate the day by choosing a local park, your favorite national park, recreation area, or a public land or waterway near you. For more information, visit: Kids to Parks Day: parktrust.org/kids-to-parks-day/ or Park Resources: parktrust.org/resources/

Scan QR code for more information or to register

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program Town of Superior Pools

NORTH POOL

you will enjoy access to both Town of Superior outdoor pools. Admission to the pools is free for residents, but a no-cost Resident Splash Pass is required for entry. Resident Splash Passes provide: • Free admission during Open Swim Hours • Notification of pool events and closures (opt-out available) • Acknowledgment and acceptance of important pool rules that are in place for your safety

SOUTH POOL

1650 S. Indiana St. 303-554-5658

3300 Huron Peak Ave. 303-499-3786

OPEN SWIM HOURS: M–F 11:30 AM–8 PM Sa & Su 11 AM–8 PM

OPEN SWIM HOURS: M–F 10:30 AM–8 PM Sa & Su 10:30 AM–8 PM

Please visit superiorrec.com for pool hours, current pool schedule and rules.

Pool Party Rental Information

North and South Pool can be reserved for daytime pool parties during normal operating hours. North Pool can also be reserved for after-hours private rental. For the most up-to-date information on pool party rentals or to make a reservation, please visit superiorrec.com.

The Town of Superior has two outdoor pools, North Pool and South Pool. The North Pool facility features a heated leisure pool and heated children’s wading pool. The South Pool facility features a heated leisure pool with a slide, climbing wall, mushroom fountain and a heated children’s wading pool. Both facilities offer a designated lane for lap swimming. The North Pool lap lane is 25 meters long and the South Pool lap lane is 25 yards long.

Pool Guest Policy

All non-resident guests MUST be accompanied at all times by a resident (age nine or older) with a Resident Splash Pass while at the pools. Fees for guests are:

North and South Pool will open to the public on Friday, May 27, 2022.

• Age –5 – Free

Pool Entry for Summer 2022

• Age 6 and up – $5

For the most up-to-date information on guest policies or to purchase a guest pass, please visit superiorrec.com.

Resident Splash Pass – Your free ticket to summer fun! All Ages – Free. Take full advantage of the summer by signing up for your Resident Splash Pass and cooling off at the pool. By registering for your Resident Splash Pass,

FLYERS

Elevations Athletics Masters Swim Program

The Masters Swim Program is run by a team of experienced coaches from Elevation Athletics Swim Club. The Masters team is open to swimmers of all abilities and commitment levels that want to swim with other adults in a fun and challenging environment. Our coaches provide structured workouts meant to improve your technique, endurance and speed. Practice is held at the North Pool: M/W/F 5:30–6:30 AM T/TH 11:30 AM–1 PM Sa 9:30–11:00 AM Register at superiorrec.com.

ROCK CREEK

Class Offering

Fee

10-Punch Pass

$85

20-Punch Pass

$160

Whole Summer Pass

$285

Swim Team

2022 HOME DUAL SWIM MEETS at North Pool Sa Sa Sa

6/11 6/18 7/16

8 AM–2 PM 8 AM–2 PM 8 AM–2 PM

SPECIALTY MEET

June 28  6 AM–8 PM

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group swim lesson

overview

The purpose of the Town of Superior Group Swim Lesson Program is to develop swimming competency, confidence and endurance in a safe and fun environment.

How Do I Enroll My Child?

The summer Group Swim Lesson Class Schedule can be found online at superiorrec.com. If necessary, please reference the “Which group swim lesson class is right for your child?” chart to assist in choosing the most appropriate class during registration. Please note that participants will be screened on the first day of class and possibly moved to a more appropriate level, if required. The online registration option at superiorrec.com provides the easiest way to register and the most accurate information on when classes are full, added or canceled. Registration is on a first-come, first-filled basis. Don’t wait! Classes fill quickly, and attending regularly without interruption is crucial for success.

How Can I Help My Child Succeed in Swim Lessons?

The first day of class, students’ skill levels will be tested to make sure they are in the appropriate classes. If it is determined after the session begins that your child needs to be placed into a different skill level for the session, please discuss with the on-site Swim Lesson Coordinator. If there is room in another class, we will make the transfer and the class roster will be updated. If we are unable to place your child into a different class for the session, you will need to go online and register for a future session or request a class refund or household credit. Each child progresses differently. Many swimmers need to enroll in the same level class for a minimum of two to three sessions. If your child is enrolled in a current ongoing session, and you want to register for a future session, it is highly recommended that you speak to your child’s instructor before registering. Your child’s instructor will know best what level to recommend. Doing this will also help prevent confusion or uncertainty down the road if it’s determined your child is not in the appropriate class. 28

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Don’t wait if you have questions or concerns regarding your child’s lessons. The solutions are easiest when issues are addressed immediately. Talk with your child’s instructor or the Swim Lesson Coordinator: Cameron Rasmussen cameron.rasmussen@bvsd.org

Registration Helpful Hints

Be sure to verify at registration that your phone number and email address are accurate. Correct contact information is critical for proper notification due to cancellations, changes or waitlist enrollment opportunities. Registration closes at 5 PM the Wednesday before the session start date and 5 PM the Wednesday before Saturday session start date. If the desired class is full, add your child’s name to the waitlist. There may be cancellations before the start of the session due to low enrollment or a new class may be created and offered for existing waitlists. Class sizes are a minimum of three children and a maximum of five. Classes with only two children registered may be subject to cancellation and, with parent/guardian permission, child will be transferred to a different class time in the same session. Parent/guardian can also request a class refund or household credit.

What If…

My child is sick? Please be considerate of other participants. Do not bring your child to lessons if they do not feel well. There are no credits or make-up lessons for missed classes. Inclement weather? For any changes in schedules due to weather, call 303-381-2024. The phone greeting will be updated if changes occur. Makeup lessons will be held on Fridays, if weather permits.

Other Options?

Private swim lessons are available for all ages. To learn more, visit superiorrec.com.

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IMPORTANT NOTES

• Parent/Tot requires adult participation in the pool. • Repetition of skills and levels is an important part of the learning process. • Parents are encouraged to estimate their child’s ability level as accurately as possible to ensure a positive experience for all swimmers. • If, on the first day of class, it is determined that your child is best suited for a different class level, we will do our best to accommodate your child and make the transfer. Levels 5/6 and 7/8 are combined levels. Please refer to the class description to assess if your child is ready for either of these levels. NOTE: Some children may want to participate in BOTH 5/6 or 7/8 and Flyers pre-team. Coach evaluation recommended. Level 7/8 is for swimmers who intend to join a swim team, as breaststroke/butterfly are emphasized in this level. Level 9/10 is for swimmers who want to continue to refine each of the four strokes and improve their endurance. Swimmers will also work on racing start progression flip turn progression, and continued drill work for all four strokes.

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The Town of Superior's Group Swim Lesson program, in partnership with Elevation Athletics, has been designed using established teaching models and proven methods of progression. These lessons will teach your child all of the skills that they need to be safe, confident and capable swimmers. Each level in our program will focus on teaching a variety of new swimming skills while also emphasizing and building upon the skills that were learned in previous levels. A description of each level in our program can be found below.

Parent/Child

AGES/ABILITY: 6 months–3 years LEVEL GOAL: Acclimate children to the water and teach

them basic safety of being in and around the pool. This level requires a parent to enter the water with the child and assist the child in performing the level skills. LEVEL SKILLS: » Pool entry and exit » Assisted front float » Assisted back float » Assisted movement in water » Wall flutter kick » Supported flutter kick » Wall bobs LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: None

Level I  Submersion & Bubbles

AGES/ABILITY: Beginner students, 2.5 years old and up LEVEL GOAL: Swimmers will become comfortable getting

their faces wet and submerging their bodies and heads underwater while blowing bubbles from their mouth and nose. Swimmers will learn to be comfortable performing these skills with and without goggles. They will also be introduced to the front and back float. LEVEL SKILLS: » Assisted vertical submersion » Independent vertical submersion » Breath hold 3–5 seconds » Mouth and nose bubbles » Eyes open underwater » Supported front float – face in » Supported back float – ears in » Assisted horizontal submersion » Bobs LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS:

10x Independent bobs with controlled breathing

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Level 2  Floats & Glides

AGES/ABILITY: 3 years and up, previously passed Level 1 or are capable of Level 1 requirements LEVEL GOAL: Students will learn to float, glide and enter the water independently. Students will learn proper body position, which will serve as the foundation for the future development of each stroke. Swimmers will also be introduced to the flutter kick and learn to practice controlled and relaxed breathing. LEVEL SKILLS: » Feet-first sliding entry to coach » Independent front float » Independent back float » Front float with kick (3–5 seconds) » Back float with kick and breathing (3–5 seconds) » Front kick from wall to teacher » Front glide from wall push off » Back glide from wall push off LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: » Independent front float for 5 seconds » Independent back float for 5 seconds » Front glide from wall push off (face in + exhale through nose) » Back glide from wall push off

Level 3  Kicking & Streamlines

AGES/ABILITY: 3 years and up, previously passed Level 2 or are capable of Level 2 requirements LEVEL GOAL: Swimmers will learn to kick on their front and back, both with their arms at their sides and with their arms raised overhead/in front of them (Position 11). Swimmers will be taught to roll over from their front to their back and vice versa while flutter kicking. They will also be introduced to streamlines and become comfortable holding the streamline position.

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LEVEL SKILLS: » Feet-first sliding entry and turn around back to wall » Front kick – face in (5–10 seconds) » Back kick – ears in & eyes up (5–10 seconds) » Position 11 front kick » Roll overs (front float to back float) » Streamline assisted float 7. Streamline bobs LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: » Position 11 kick for 5 seconds, roll over to back and kick for 5 seconds » Independent streamline front float for 5 seconds » Independent streamline back float for 5 seconds » Streamline bob 5x with submerged exhale through nose

Level 4  Crawling

AGES/ABILITY: 4 years and up, previously passed Level 3 or are capable of Level 3 requirements LEVEL GOAL: Swimmers will learn how to move through the water using both their arms and legs. Swimmers will be introduced to the basics of front crawl and back crawl as well as various breathing techniques. LEVEL SKILLS: » Streamline push off and glide on front » Streamline push off and glide on back » Dog paddle » Finning on back » Pop-up breathing » Side glide kicking » 5 yard swim on front » Introduction to treading

Youth/Adult Private and Semiprivate Swim Lessons These 30-minute sessions are taught by experienced coaches and instructors. These lessons are available to all ages and ability levels and are great for those who want to continue improving in between sessions of group lessons. These lessons are one on one with an instructor who will work with the swimmer and parent to determine the ability level of the swimmer and what skills the swimmer wants to improve on. Participant Age Range(s): 3 years and older Register for private and semiprivate swim lessons at superiorrec.com. Youth ages 3–17 and adults ages 18+.

LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: » 5-second streamline push off & glide/float on front » 5-second streamline push off & glide/float on back » 10-yard swim with breathing, roll over and kick on back for 10 yards

Level 5  Freestyle & Introduction to Backstroke

AGES/ABILITY: Previously passed Level 4 or are capable of Level 4 requirements LEVEL GOAL: Swimmers will continue to work on their freestyle stroke and will begin to develop and refine the out of water recovery portion of the stroke as well as side breathing. They will also be taught the proper backstroke arm movement. Swimmers will also learn to tread water. LEVEL SKILLS: » Side kicking with side breathing » Triangle and fingertip drag drill » Assisted catch-up drill » Catch-up drill (no assistance) » Freestyle with side breathing » Backstroke arm movement » Treading LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: » 25-yard freestyle with side breathing and out of water recovery » 10-yard backstroke » Tread for 60 seconds

PROGRAM

FEE

1 Private Class

$40

4 Private Classes

$156

8 Private Classes

$304

1 Semiprivate Class

$60

4 Semiprivate Classes

$236

8 Semiprivate Classes

$456

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Level 6  Backstroke & Introduction to Breaststroke

AGES/ABILITY: Previously passed Level 5 or are capable of Level 5 requirements LEVEL GOAL: Swimmers will continue to develop their backstroke through a variety of drills focused on body position, kicking, pulling and balance. The breaststroke kick and pull will be introduced, and freestyle technique will be regularly worked on and refined. LEVEL SKILLS: » Continued freestyle drill work » Streamline kick on back » Backstroke drill and full stroke » Breaststroke kick movement » Breaststroke arm movement LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: » 25-yard backstroke » 50 yards (25 kick, 25 swim)

Level 7  Breaststroke & Butterfly

AGES/ABILITY: Previously passed Level 6 or are capable of Level 6 requirements LEVEL GOAL: Swimmers will work on the breaststroke kick and pull, and will learn to put the two movements together into the full stroke. They will also learn the fourth and final stroke, butterfly, by practicing kicking and pulling drills focused on body position and stroke timing. LEVEL SKILLS: » Continued freestyle drill work » Breaststroke kick progression » Breaststroke drill and full stroke » Dolphin kicking and butterfly arms » Butterfly drill LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: » 25-yard breaststroke » 10-yard butterfly (with breathing) » 100 yards kicking and swimming

Level 8  Lifetime Strokes

AGES/ABILITY: Previously passed Level 7 or are capable of Level 7 requirements LEVEL GOAL: Swimmers will continue to develop their feel for the water and improve their endurance and technique in all four strokes, as well as being introduced

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to underwater dolphin kicking. Swimmers will also learn aquatic survival techniques like the side stroke, elementary backstroke and treading water. LEVEL SKILLS: » Continued drill work for all four strokes » Side stroke » Elementary backstroke » Sculling and treading LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: » 200-yard freestyle » 50-yard side stroke » 50-yard elementary backstroke » Tread water for 3 minutes

Level 9  Starts & Turns

AGES/ABILITY: Previously passed Level 8 or are capable of Level 8 requirements LEVEL GOAL: Swimmers will learn how to do racing starts, flip turns and open turns using proven systems of progression. Swimmers will also continue to refine each of the four strokes and improve their endurance. LEVEL SKILLS: » Racing start progression » Flip turn progression » Continued drill work for all four strokes LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: » 100-yard freestyle from a dive with flip turns » 75-yard backstroke » 50-yard breaststroke with open turn » 25-yard butterfly

Level 10  Individual Medley

AGES/ABILITY: Previously passed Level 9 or are capable of Level 9 requirements LEVEL GOAL: Swimmers will refine and improve all aspects of swimming that they have worked on up to this point, including technique, endurance, starts and turns for all four strokes. Swimmers will learn how to perform a competition legal breaststroke pullout and will also be introduced to the individual medley, an event in which all four strokes are swum. LEVEL SKILLS: » Continued drill work for all four strokes » Continued start and turn work » Breaststroke pullout » Stroke endurance » Individual medley LEVEL ADVANCEMENT REQUIREMENTS: » 300-yard freestyle » 100-yard backstroke » 100-yard individual medley » 50-yard breaststroke

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group swim lesson

schedule

NORTH POOL M–Th  Resident Fee $55  Non-Resident Fee $65 Session 1  5/31–6/10  Register by 5/25

Session 2  6/20–6/30  Register by 6/15

Parent-Tot

(no class 5/30, makeup day Friday 6/03)

Level 1 Sub/Bubbles

Level 2 Floats & Glides

Level 3 Kicking/Stream

(no class 6/28, makeup day Friday 7/01)

10:40–11:10 AM

Level 1 Sub/Bubbles

10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 10:05–10:35 AM

11:15–11:45 AM

10:05–10:35 AM

11:15–11:45 AM

Level 2 Floats & Glides

Level 3 Kicking/Stream

10:40–11:10 AM 10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 10:05–10:35 AM

11:15–11:45 AM

10:05–10:35 AM

11:15–11:45 AM

Level 4 Crawling

10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 11:15–11:45 AM

Level 4 Crawling

10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 11:15–11:45 AM

Level 5/6 Free/Back

10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM

Level 5/6 Free/Back

10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM

Level 7/8 Bre/But/Strokes

10:40–11:10 AM 11:15–11:45 AM

Level 9/10 Starts/Turns/Med

11:15–11:45 AM

Level 7/8 Bre/But/Strokes

10:40–11:10 AM 11:15–11:45 AM

Level 9/10 Starts/Turns/Med

11:15–11:45 AM

Session 3  7/11–7/21  Register by 7/6

Session 4  8/1–8/11  Register by 7/27

Parent-Tot

Level 1 Sub/Bubbles

Level 2 Floats & Glides

Level 3 Kicking/Stream Level 4 Crawling

Level 5/6 Free/Back

Level 7/8 Bre/But/Turn

Level 9/10 Starts/Turns/Med

10:40–11:10 AM

Level 1 Sub/Bubbles

10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 10:05–10:35 AM

11:15–11:45 AM

10:05–10:35 AM

11:15–11:45 AM

10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 11:15–11:45 AM

Level 2 Floats & Glides

Level 3 Kicking/Stream Level 4 Crawling

Level 5/6 Free/Back

10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 11:15–11:45 AM 11:15–11:45 AM

10:40–11:10 AM 10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 10:05–10:35 AM

11:15–11:45 AM

10:05–10:35 AM

11:15–11:45 AM

10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM 11:15–11:45 AM 10:05–10:35 AM 10:40–11:10 AM

Level 7/8 Bre/But/Turn

Level 9/10 Starts/Turns/Med

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schedule

SOUTH POOL M–Th  Resident Fee $55  Non-Resident Fee $65 Session 1  5/31–6/10  Register by 5/25 (no class 5/30, make upday Friday 6/03) Parent-Tot

Session 2  6/20–6/30  Register by 6/15 (no class 6/28, make upday Friday 7/01)

9:20–9:50 AM

Parent-Tot

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 1

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 1

8:45–9:15 AM

Level 2

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 2

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 3

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 3

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 4

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 4

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 5/6

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 5/6

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 7/8

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 9/10

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 7/8

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 9/10

9:20–9:50 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

9:55–10:25 AM 9:55–10:25 AM

Session 3  7/11–7/21  Register by 7/6

Session 4  8/1–8/11  Register by 7/27

Parent-Tot

9:20–9:50 AM

Parent-Tot

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 1

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 1

8:45–9:15 AM

Level 2

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 2

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 3

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 3

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 4

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 4

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 5/6

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 5/6

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 7/8

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 9/10

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 7/8

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 9/10

9:20–9:50 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

9:55–10:25 AM 9:55–10:25 AM

SOUTH POOL SATURDAYS  Resident Fee $55  Non-Resident Fee $65 Session 1  6/4–7/2  Register by 6/1

Session 2  7/9–8/6  Register by 7/6

Parent-Tot

9:20–9:50 AM

Parent-Tot

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 1

8:45–9:15 AM

9:20–9:50 AM

Level 1

8:45–9:15 AM

Level 2

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 2

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 3

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 3

8:45–9:15 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Level 4

9:20–9:50 AM

9:55–10:25 AM

Summer 2022 Recreation Guide

athletic fields,

parks & pavilions

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CASTLE PARK • 3924 S. Torreys Peak

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CIRCLE PARK • Rock Creek Pkwy.

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FIRE STATION PARK • 3181 Torreys Peak Dr.

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GRASSO PARK • 124 E. William St.

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ASTI PARK* • 110 Maple St.

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PIRATE PARK • 1412 Hyacinth Wy.

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RIVERBEND • 1055 E. Riverbend St. SOUTH POOL PARK • 3300 Huron Peak Ave.

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WILDFLOWER PARK • 3151 S. Indiana St.

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AUTREY PARK • Rock Creek Pkwy. & Honey Creek Ln.

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FOUNDERS PARK* • 601 W. Coal Creek Dr.

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NORTH POOL PARK • 1650 S. Indiana

PURPLE PARK • 1310 S. Pitkin Ave.

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Disc Golf Park

Playground Equipment

Pavilions

Restrooms

Drinking Fountain

Electricity

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COMMUNITY PARK • 1350 Coalton Rd.

Picnic Tables

Barbeque Grill

Parking

Walking Trail Access

Available for Reservation

CABIN PARK • 2837 Flint Ct.

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Pickleball Courts

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Ball Field

Playing Fields

Tennis Court

Sand Volleyball

Basketball Court

Skate Park

Bike Park

Dog Park

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Athletic Field Reservations

The Town of Superior has many athletic fields suitable for seasonal, occasional and tournament play. All Town of Superior athletic fields are open to the public for use on a first-come, first-served basis. To obtain exclusive use of a field, a Sports Complex Permit Application must be completed and paid for prior to use. Applications can be found online at superiorrec.com and at Superior Community Center. • Williams Turf and the West multipurpose field are available to rent year-round.

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• Baseball fields are available to rent from April–November and are closed for field preservation from December–March. Please email your completed application to tospros@superiorcolorado.gov.

Park/Pavilion Reservations

Come and safely enjoy the outdoors at one of Superior’s beautiful parks.

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How Do I

How do I register for Town of Superior programs? Register Online

Visit superiorrec.com and click the “Program Registration” button, log in and sign up for the program(s) of your choice! For questions or assistance with program registration, please call 303-554-9005 or email tospros@superiorcolorado.gov.

Presorted Standard U.S. Postage

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