Leisure Times Spring 2018 - City of Loveland

Message from the Director Fun is springing up everywhere! All you have to do is stop, look and listen. Loveland is alive with nature’s promise of spring. It’s a beautiful time of year to start getting outside and enjoying your city parks, open lands, trails and golf courses. Or maybe, pick up a Spring Break Pass at the Chilson Recreation Center, good for unlimited use during spring break! Whether indoors or out, your parks and recreation department staff are ready to assist you in discovering new adventures. Have some free time to share? Volunteers are VIPs with Loveland Parks and Recreation! We’re looking for folks to help with spring programs in our Open Lands and Trails Division. Elizabeth R. Kayl, CPRP And, if you love sports and want to share your knowledge and Director, Parks & Recreation skills with young players, perhaps volunteer coaching is just the thing! Volunteering is easy with our new volunteer registration programs – just go to Offero.CityofLoveland.org to search for hikes, programs, events, or other volunteer opportunities. For volunteer sports coaching, sign up at TeamSideline.com/Loveland – just click on the volunteer button. What are you waiting for? Now’s the time to make Loveland Parks and Recreation a part of your everyday life! We’re ready to help you reach your goals, discover new adventures, increase your knowledge, engage in the community and most of all, have FUN doing it! Elizabeth R. Kayl, CPRP Director

Chilson Recreation Center ON SALE FEB 19TH

Passes are good for UNLIMITED USE of the Chilson Recreation Center during Spring Break: March 10 - 18 The following rates apply: Youth = $12 Adult = $17 Call 970-962-2FUN for more information

CityofLoveland.org/ParksRecreation

500 E. 3rd Street, Suite 200, Loveland, CO 80537 • (970) 962-2727 • [email protected] We are proud to focus efforts on the National Recreation & Park Association’s Three Pillars of Parks & Recreation: Conservation, Health & Wellness, and Social Equity ensuring we make a positive impact on the quality of life in Loveland. In the Conservation Pillar, our parks are critically important in preserving natural resources that have quantifiable economic benefits to our community, in addition to intrinsic environmental, aesthetic, and recreation benefits. Oftentimes, parks and recreation agencies are the only voice for ensuring that open space is protected, that our youth have access to nature-related areas, and that services and outdoor education are available.

In the Health & Wellness Pillar, our parks and recreation staff are leaders in improving & enhancing health and wellness by offering fitness, sports, and healthy lifestyle classes for people of all ages and abilities. We are actively engaged in reducing obesity, physical inactivity and poor nutrition while strengthening skills that enrich our mind, body and overall attitude.

In the Social Equity Pillar, our department embraces complete access and inclusion to park & recreation services and facilities. We strive to be a catalyst for ensuring that all residents have equal access to our resources and services, and we offer opportunities that transcend barriers of income through low income fee structure and scholarship opportunities with our Foundation. A growing 19-mile trail system provides safe recreational opportunities that are accessible to a variety of users, including those with barriers to mobility.

Parks & Recreation Dept THREE PILLARS

The Parks & Recreation Department /

Welcome to our New Staff Members! Maria Thomas, Marketing Coordinator Please welcome our newest member of Parks & Recreation. With 10 years’ experience in healthcare communications, Maria is excited to pursue a more creative career that aligns with her passions for nature and recreation. Recently, from over 1,000 applications nationwide, Maria is one of just 50 people selected as an O Mag Insider, a brand ambassador for O, The Oprah Magazine. She’s looking forward to implementing the many strategies she’s learned as a social media influencer to help Loveland residents learn about all that Parks and Recreation has to offer.

Shanen Weber, Senior Parks & Recreation Planner Another recent edition to our Parks & Recreation team is Shanen Weber. A Colorado native born in Brush, Shanen earned a degree in Landscape Architecture from CSU. She joins the City of Loveland with 27 years’ experience in the private sector, the last nine of which she was a Principal at an award-winning landscape architecture firm. Shanen is looking forward to working with our community to design and build projects that encourage citizens to enjoy where they live, work and play. Her favorite quote belongs to Dieter Rams, “Good design is making something intelligible or memorable. Great design is making something memorable and meaningful.”

CityofLoveland.org/WebTrac

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Parks & Recreation FACILITY INFORMATION

Parks/Facility Reservation Information Online Reservations Available

Pavilion & Shelter RESERVATIONS

Other Areas That Are NOT RESERVED ONLINE:

Areas marked with a bullet symbol (l) may be reserved: CityofLoveland.org/WebTrac

l Pavilions, gazebos and shelters are available free of charge on a firstcome, first-served basis l Reservations must be made at least five (5) business days prior to the desired date. They are taken beginning the first working day of January for the current year. You may reserve in person at: Parks & Recreation Admin. 500 E. Third Street, Suite 200 Loveland, CO 80537 Fees and deposits are due upon reservation, and vary depending upon the location and invited guest total. Call (970) 962-2727 or go online for details. l Alcohol Permits allow facility users to have alcohol at events. In addition to the shelter & deposit fees, an Alcohol Permit is a $35 fee plus a $35 deposit. Alcohol permits expire on the day of the reservation. By City ordinance, alcohol is NOT permitted in a City facility without an Alcohol Permit and facility reservation. l Large groups may be assessed a site impact fee to recover extra maintenance costs incurred for large group/event reservations. The Police Department may require an added application & approval process for large events. Please inquire for more information.

View photos of each park shelter! CityofLoveland.org/Parks

Walk-In Reservations are accepted at the Parks & Recreation Administration Office Monday-Friday (except on City holidays) from 8:00am to 4:30pm

• Athletic Fields • Batting Cages & Ball Fields • Fairgrounds Park Pavilions (whole) • Hammond Amphitheater • Winona Outdoor Pool

l Benson Park - 1125 W. 29th Street Features one reservation gazebo and sculpture displays throughout the park. There is very limited parking, so carpooling is suggested. Large group reservations (48+) not accepted. l

Centennial Park - 977 W. First Street Features one reservation shelter, baseball fields, stream fishing, horseshoe courts, a playground & rec trail access.

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Dwayne Webster - 401 W. 13th Street Features three reservation shelters, basketball, tennis, horseshoe courts, playground, and cannon sculpture. Large group reservations (48+) not accepted.

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Fairgrounds Park - 700 S. Railroad Ave. Features two reservation pavilions, basketball, dog park, playgrounds, skate park, spray park, tot lot, ballfields, fishing with river access, historic sites, sculpture and rec trail access. ¼ or ½ pavilion rentals available online; whole pavilion rentals in person only.

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Kroh Park - 5200 N. Garfield Avenue Features one reservation shelter, athletic and softball fields, a backstop, and a playground.

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Loveland Sports Park - 950 N. Boyd Lake Features two reservation shelters, athletic fields, spray playground, skate park, in-line hockey rinks, basketball and volleyball courts & concession area. Large group reservations (60+) not accepted.

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Mehaffey Park - 3285 W. 22nd Street Features two reservation shelters, a dog park, pond fishing, athletic fields, pickleball & tennis courts, skate park, playground, water feature and rec trail access.

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North Lake Park - 2750 N. Taft Avenue Features four reservation shelters, fishing, baseball, softball/athletic fields, tennis, basketball, horseshoe courts, pond fishing, a miniature railroad, swim beach (seasonal) and two playgrounds.

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Namaqua Park - 730 N. CR 19E (Namaqua Rd.) Features one reservation shelter, fishing, horseshoe courts and a playground. Large group reservations (48+) not accepted.

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Please call the office at (970) 962-2727 to inquire about reservation availability.

Neighborhood parks that do NOT have reservation areas may still be used on a first come, first-served basis for small groups. A list of parks and open lands locations is online: CityofLoveland.org/Parks CityofLoveland.org/OpenLands

Seven Lakes Park - 1975 Park Drive Features one reservation shelter, soccer fields, basketball court, playground and rec trail access. Large group reservations (56+) not accepted.

Memorial Bench & Tree Donations are made through the Parks & Recreation Department's Non-Profit Foundation. Call (970) 962-2729 for more information.

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Leisure Times Spring 2018

Parks and Recreation

CityofLoveland.org/ParksRecreation Activity Registration (Info) CityofLoveland.org/WebTrac

Chilson Recreation Center CityofLoveland.org/Chilson Raquetball Reservations

Program Areas

(970) 962-2727 (970) 962-2386

(970) 962-2386 (970) 962-2386

Chilson Senior Center

(970) 962-2783

Athletics

(970) 962-2417

CityofLoveland.org/Chilson

CityofLoveland.org/Athletics Weather Cancellations Adult Youth Tennis Batting Cages & Concessions

(970) 962-2388, 3 (970) 962-2386,2,2,1 (970) 962-2386,2,2,2 (970) 593-8117

See page 18 for Athletics Staff & Program Area Contact Info

Golf

GolfLoveland.com Tee Times (Reservations) Cattail Creek Club House Mariana Butte Club House Olde Course at Loveland Business Services/Admin

(970) 669-5800 (970) 663-5310 (970) 667-8308 (970) 663-5310 (970) 962-2496

Open Lands & Trails

(970) 962-2727

CityofLoveland.org/OpenLands Environmental Ed/Volunteer:

Parks

CityofLoveland.org/Parks Park Shelter Reservation Info CityofLoveland.org/WebTrac

Winona Outdoor Pool

CityofLoveland.org/OutdoorSwimming

(970) 962-2643

(970) 962-2727 (970) 962-2727

(970) 962-2435

Follow Us on Social Media for the latest news and information regarding Loveland Parks & Recreation

Facebook.com/CityofLovelandParksRecreation Twitter@LovelandParks Instagram.com/LovelandParksandRec YouTube.com/CityofLovelandPR CityofLoveland.org/WebTrac

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Parks/Facility Information

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Chilson Center Hours & Fees Gym & Aqua Schedules & Info Swim Lessons Fitness Class Descriptions Fitness & Wellness/Personal Training Yoga/Martial Arts/Tai Chi Adaptive Exercise/Wellness Classes

17 Athletic Facilities Map 18 Adult Athletics 20 Youth Athletics 24 Gymnastics 27 Youth Dance & Zumba Kids® 28 29

Tots & Youth Classes & Parties Small Fries Preschool/Mini-Camps

Directory of CONTACTS & PROGRAM AREAS

Contact Us

31 Youth & Teen Art Classes 32 Youth & Teen Music Classes 33 LEGO®/STEM/Fencing & SkateStart 34 Youth/Teen Day Camps & Trips 36 37 38

Youth & Adult Outdoor Adventures Outdoor Education & Certification Open Lands/Natural Areas

40 42 43 44 45

Leisure Interests Pottery, Art & Cooking Classes Technology & Leisure Interests Music & Dance Classes Drop-in Sports & Leisure Interests Spa Services

46 47 48 50

Active Generation Organizations/Clubs Special Events & Programs Health & Wellness Day Trips

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Golf Loveland

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Registration Info/Policies & Procedures

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Park Locations/Trail Map Chilson Recreation Center 700 E Fourth Street Loveland, CO 80537 Rec Center: (970) 962-2386 Sr Center: (970) 962-2783 TDD: (970) 962-2620

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Chilson Center HOURS & FEES

700 E Fourth Street Loveland, CO 80537 Rec Ctr: 962-2386 Sr Ctr: 962-2783 TDD: 962-2620 CityofLoveland.org/Chilson HOURS - Recreation Center Day

Facility Hours

Monday-Friday

5:30A-9:30P

Saturday

6:00A-6:00P

Sunday

11:00A-6:00P

Day

8:45A-1:30P & 4-8:00P

Facility

8:45A-1:30P & (Nov-Apr) 4-7:00P

Saturday

ONLY November-April: 9A-12:00P

HOURS - Senior Center

Monday-Friday Saturday

Facility Hours

Drop-in Billiards

8:00A-5:00P

8:00A-5:00P

CLOSED

9:00A-12:00P**

Rec Center

Senior Center

CLOSED

CLOSED

Holiday Closures Dates Observed Easter - Sun, 4/1 Memorial Day - Mon, 5/28

5:30A-2:00P

• State of the Art Strength Training Equipment • Indoor Cycling Studio • Over 70 Group Exercise Classes Each Week Including Power Bar Toning, Yoga, Zumba & More! • Friendly & Professional Personal Training • TRX Classes • Lap Pool • Leisure Pool with Speed Slide • Aquatics Programs & Exercise Classes • Hot Tubs • Steam Room

Friday

Day

Fitness

Aquatics

Childcare Hours

Monday-Thursday

Full Service Fitness, Aquatics & Sports Facility

CLOSED

**Billiards ONLY

• Indoor Walking & Jogging Track • 3 Racquetball Courts • 2 Gymnasiums • Drop-in Childcare • Conference and Event Facilities • Party Packages

Drop-In Childcare Information

Parents, legal guardians, and persons in charge (immediate family members) participating in classes/working out may utilize the dropin childcare for ages 7 months to 8 years. Infants from 3-6 months require a reservation. Please call or stop in for details. There is a 2 hour limit per day. Hours are listed in table to the left; fees in the table below.

Extended Use Passes

2018 FEES Chilson Recreation Center and Chilson Senior Center:

Resident Discount Daily Fee

10-Visits

Infants (1 & under)

6 Month

1 Year

6 Month

1 Year

Facility entry free with paying adult

Toddlers (2-5 Years)

$2.75

$24.75

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Youth (6-18 Years)

$3.75

$33.75

$140

$248

$163

$278

Adults (19-61 Years)

$5.25

$47.25

$265

$465

$297

$520

Senior Adults (62+)

$4.00

$36.00

$157

$260

$169

$291

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$382

$683

$429

$768

$2.00

$18.00

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Family (1-2 adults + child(ren) under age 21 at home) Childcare Visit (per child; max 2 hours)

Purchasing a 1 Year Extended Use Pass? Monthly Billing Options Are Available! Recreation Center Fees Fees provide access to fitness equipment, gym, weight room, exercise track, racquetball courts, most fitness classes, swimming pools, hot tubs, steam room & locker room with locker. Ask about our monthly billing option for Annual Passes. Cancellation Fee may apply for passes or visit cards. Note: In the pool areas, children under the age of 6 years must be directly and appropriately supervised in the water at all times, by an individual 16 years of age or older. Children ages 6-7 must be directly supervised on the pool deck by an individual 16 years of age or older. Group Rate Bringing a group of 10 or more? Submit a Group Attendance Request form online (CityofLoveland.org/GroupSwim) at least 48 hours in advance to be eligible for a $3.50/person group rate. Group requests may be made only for the current calendar year, and are on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to space and staff availability. Senior Center Fees There are no Daily Fees for individuals interested in participating in drop-in activities offered at the Chilson Senior Center. Refer to the Active Generation pages regarding fees and suggested donations for classes/activities or for Senior Activity Card (SAC) benefits.

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Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

5:30A-3:30P 7:45P-9:30P

10:00A-1:00P

5:30A-3:30P

9:00A-1:00P

5:30A-3:30P

3:00P-6:00P

3:00P-6:00P

3:30-7:30P

1:00-9:30P

3:30-9:30P

1:00-9:30P

3:30-9:30P

11:00A-3:00P

11:00A-3:00P

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10:00A-1:00P

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9:00A-1:00P

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5:30A-1:00P

1:00-5:30P

1:00-9:30P

3:30-9:30P

5:30A-6:00P

8:00A-6:00P

3:00-6:00P

1:30-3:30P

6:00-9:00A (50+)

6A-1P (50+) 9A-1P All Ages

1:30-3:30P

(50+)

(50+)

6:30-9P (50+) 8-9P All Ages

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5:30-9:30P

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Coed Volleyball

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5:30-9:30P

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4:30-9:30P

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11:00A-2:00P

Senior Volleyball 50+

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9:00-11:00A

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1:30-3:30P

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LARGE GYM: West (front) Adult Full Court Basketball 18+ Family/Open Basketball

LARGE GYM: East (back) Adult Full Court Basketball 18+ Family/Open Basketball Pickleball Coed Volleyball

11:00A-1:30P (50+)

SMALL GYM:

RACQUETBALL COURTS: Call 970-962-2438 or GO ONLINE: CityofLoveland.org/WebTrac TO RESERVE Reservation Slots

6:00A-9:00P

6:00A-9:00P

Racquetball Challenge Court

Courts 2, 3 12:00-2:00P

Courts 2, 3 12:00-2:00P

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Wallyball

6:00A-4:00P 8:00-9:00P Courts 2, 3 12:00-2:00P Courts 1, 2, 3 4:00-8:00P ---

6:00A-9:00P

6:00A-12:00P 2:00-9:00P

6:00A-6:00P

11:00A-6:00P

Courts 2, 3 12:00-2:00P

Courts 2, 3 12:00-2:00P

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Courts 2, 3 11:00A-2:00P

Challenge Court 3 7:00-9:00P

Drop-In Court 1 12:00-2:00P

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Chilson Center GYM & AQUA SCHEDULES

DROP-IN

Schedules may be updated periodically; revised schedules posted at the front desk. For more information, please call (970) 962-2383. Racquetball Equipment Rental: $1.50 per person/per hour. Racquetball Challenge Court provides opportunities to meet players/ practice. All levels invited. Games are played in order of player arrival and are CoEd. Play to 15 points; winner plays next player waiting, up to 3 consecutive games.

AQUA

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Lap/Open Swim 5:30A-9:00P**

5:30A-9:00P**

5:30A-9:00P**

5:30A-9:00P**

5:30A-9:00P**

6:00A-5:30P

11:00A-5:30P

Aqua Fitness

6:00A-12:45P 5:30-6:30P

7:00A-12:45P

6:00A-12:45P 5:30-6:30P

7:00A-12:45P

6:00A-12:45P 5:30-6:30P

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Swim Lessons

5:00-7:30P

5:00-7:30P

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5:00-7:30P

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9:00A-12:00P

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LAP POOL:

Please anticipate limited space availability during time frames listed for aqua fitness classes and swim lessons. See the Fitness Schedule available at the front desk and online for a detailed schedule of Aqua Fitness classes. **Adult Lap Times are 11:30A-1:00P, Mon-Fri.

LEISURE POOL: Open Swim

10:00A-9:00P*

10:00A-9:00P*

10:00A-9:00P

10:00A-9:00P*

10:00A-9:00P

10:00A-5:30P

11:00A-5:30P

Zero Depth

9:00-10:00A**

9:00-10:00A**

9:00-10:00A**

9:00-10:00A**

9:00-10:00A**

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Lazy River & Water Walking

6:00-8:00A

6:00-9:00A

6:00-7:00A

6:00-9:00A

6:00-8:00A

6:00-9:00A

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Aqua Classes

8:00-10:00A

9:00-10:00A

7:00-10:00A

9:00-10:00A

8:00-10:00A

9:00-10:00A

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Speed Slide

1:00-9:00P

1:00-9:00P

1:00-9:00P

1:00-9:00P

1:00-9:00P

11:00A-5:30P

12:00-5:30P

* Swim lessons are held during Open Swim hours in the Leisure Pool on Mon/Tues/Thur 5:00-7:30P; Sat 9:00A-12:00P. ** Zero Depth area for tots/toddlers (without water features) open Mon-Fri for 1 hour prior to opening for all ages. Open Swim Pool schedules are subject to change without notice. Please inquire at the front desk if there are any closures/deviations. In the pool areas, children under the age of 6 years must be directly & appropriately supervised in the water at all times, by an individual 16 years of age or older. Children ages 6-7 must be directly supervised on the pool deck by an individual 16 years of age or older. Youth (under 16) are not permitted to use steam room/outdoor hot tub. Proof of age may be required. The use of flotation devices in all bodies of water is limited to water wings or small inner tubes only. Aquatics policies are posted at: CityofLoveland.org/Chilson, the front desk and aquatics area.


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2nd Annual Loveland Parks & Recreation

PHOTO

CONTEST!

MARCH 1 - MAY 31 Amateur & professional photographers OF ALL AGES are invited to enter their best original images celebrating our community! Check out the website for contest forms & rules.

www.CityofLoveland.org/ ParksRecreation/PhotoContest

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Two week free trial for the Splish and Splash groups plus $10 off first month bill when you mention this ad. Don’t forget about the Loveland Sports and Academic Camp which runs all summer long. Registration starts in April.

970-980-1994

www.LovelandSportsCamp.com

Paid advertisement


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Chilson Center SWIM LESSONS

Chilson Center Swim Lessons: Registration begins online 1/29 at 6:00P QUESTIONS? Call (970) 962-2FUN Parent/Infant

Parents help introduce infants to the water while learning how to work with their child safely in the pool. Basic body position & holding techniques are introduced. One adult per child required. Min/Max 4/12 Age: 6-18 months *No Class 3/12-3/17

This level is for the swimmer who will comfortably submerge face and head underwater. Swimmers will learn to float independently on front and back for 5 seconds. Swimming on front will also be introduced. Min/Max 4/8 Age: 3-5 years *No Class 3/12-3/17 M

2/19-4/2

5:45-6:15pm

$26

100004-03*

M

2/19-4/2

6:55-7:25pm

$26

100004-04*

M

4/9-5/14

5:45- 6:15pm

$26

200004-01

M

4/9-5/14

6:55- 7:25pm

$26

200004-02

T/Th

2/27-3/29

5:10-5:40pm

$34

100004-14*

M

2/19-4/2

5:45-6:15pm

$26

100001-02*

T/Th

2/27-3/29

6:20-6:50pm

$34

100004-15*

M

4/9-5/14

5:45- 6:15pm

$26

200001-01

T/Th

4/3-4/26

5:10- 5:40pm

$34

200004-10

T/Th

2/27-3/29

5:10-5:40pm

$34

100001-12*

T/Th

4/3-4/26

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

200004-11

T/Th

4/3-4/26

5:10- 5:40pm

$34

200001-10

T/Th

5/1-5/24

5:10- 5:40pm

$34

200004-12

T/Th

5/1-5/24

5:10- 5:40pm

$34

200001-11

T/Th

5/1-5/24

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

200004-13

100001-21*

Sa

2/24-4/7

10:10-10:40am

$26

100004-22*

200001-20

Sa

2/24-4/7

11:20-11:50am

$26

100004-23*

Sa

4/14-5/19

10:10-10:40am

$26

200004-20

Sa

4/14-5/19

11:20-11:50am

$26

200004-21

Sa Sa

2/24-4/7 4/14-5/19

11:20-11:50am 11:20-11:50pm

$26 $26

Parent/Toddler

Parents help introduce toddlers to the water using songs, working on building confidence, becoming comfortable in and around the pool, and staying safe. Basic water activities are introduced. One adult per child required. Min/Max 4/12 Age: 18 months-3 years *No Class 3/12-3/17 M

2/19-4/2

5:10-5:40pm

$26

100002-02*

M

4/9-5/14

5:10- 5:40pm

$26

200002-01

T/Th

2/27-3/29

6:20-6:50pm

$34

100002-12*

T/Th

4/3-4/26

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

200002-10

T/Th

5/1-5/24

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

200002-11

Sa

2/24-4/7

10:10-10:40am

$26

100002-21*

Sa

4/14-5/19

10:10-10:40am

$26

200002-20

Preschool 1

This level is for the swimmer with limited or no water experience and who is uncomfortable putting their face in the water. Front and back floats introduced along with interactive water games. Min/Max 4/8 Age: 3-5 years *No Class 3/12-3/17

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Preschool 2

Preschool 3

NEW!

This level is for the swimmer who is able to float independently on front and back for 5 seconds. Swimmers will learn to swim 5 body lengths on their front without stopping and become more comfortable in deeper water. Treading water is also introduced. Min/Max 4/8 Age: 3-5 years *No Class 3/12-3/17 M

2/19-4/2

6:20-6:50pm

$26

100005-02*

M

4/9-5/14

6:20- 6:50pm

$26

200005-01

T/Th

2/27-3/29

5:45-6:15pm

$34

100005-12*

T/Th

4/3-4/26

5:45- 6:15pm

$34

200005-10

T/Th

5/1-5/24

5:45- 6:15pm

$34

200005-11

Sa

2/24-4/7

9:35-10:05am

$26

100005-21*

Sa

4/14-5/19

9:35-10:05am

$26

200005-20

Level 1

This level is for the swimmer with little or no water comfort. Swimmers will become comfortable submerging entire bodies in the water and learn to float independently on their front and back. Swimming on front will also be introduced. Min/Max 4/8 Age: 6+ *No Class 3/12-3/17

M

2/19-4/2

5:10-5:40pm

$26

100003-03*

M

2/19-4/2

6:20-6:50pm

$26

100003-04*

M

2/19-4/2

5:10-5:40pm

$26

100006-03*

M

4/9-5/14

5:10- 5:40pm

$26

200003-01

M

2/19-4/2

6:20-6:50pm

$26

100006-04*

M

4/9-5/14

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

200003-02

M

4/9-5/14

5:10- 5:40pm

$26

200006-01

T/Th

2/27-3/29

5:45-6:15pm

$34

100003-14*

M

4/9-5/14

6:20- 6:50pm

$26

200006-02

T/Th

2/27-3/29

6:55-7:25pm

$34

100003-15*

T/Th

2/27-3/29

5:45-6:15pm

$34

100006-14*

T/Th

4/3-4/26

5:45- 6:15pm

$34

200003-10

T/Th

2/27-3/29

6:55-7:25pm

$34

100006-15*

T/Th

4/3-4/26

6:55- 7:25pm

$34

200003-11

T/Th

4/3-4/26

5:45- 6:15pm

$34

200006-10

4/3-4/26

6:55- 7:25pm

$34

200006-11

T/Th

5/1-5/24

5:45- 6:15pm

$34

200003-12

T/Th

T/Th

5/1-5/24

6:55- 7:25pm

$34

200003-13

T/Th

5/1-5/24

5:45- 6:15pm

$34

200006-12

Sa

2/24-4/7

9:00-9:30am

$26

100003-22*

T/Th

5/1-5/24

6:55- 7:25pm

$34

200006-13

Sa

2/24-4/7

9:00-9:30am

$26

100006-22*

Sa

2/24-4/7

10:10-10:40am

$26

100006-23*

Sa

4/14-5/19

9:00- 9:30am

$26

200006-20

Sa

4/14-5/19

10:10-10:40am

$26

200006-21

Sa

2/24-4/7

10:45-11:15am

$26

100003-23*

Sa

4/14-5/19

9:00- 9:30am

$26

200003-20

Sa

4/14-5/19

10:45-11:15am

$26

200003-21


This level is for the swimmer who can put their face in the water comfortably and can float independently. Swimmers will learn to swim 5 body lengths on their front without stopping and learn to tread water. Min/Max 4/8 Age: 6+ *No Class 3/12-3/17

Level 5

This level is for the swimmer who can swim front crawl 50 yards, perform the breaststroke and back crawl for 25 yards and can tread water continuously for at least one minute. Swimmers will be introduced to the butterfly stroke & flip turns on front and back. Min/Max 4/10 Age: 6+ *No Class 3/12-3/17

M

2/19-4/2

5:45-6:15pm

$26

100007-03*

M

2/19-4/2

6:55-7:25pm

$26

100007-04*

M

2/19-4/2

6:20-6:50pm

$26

100010-02*

M

4/9-5/14

5:45- 6:15pm

$26

200007-01

M

4/9-5/14

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

200010-01

M

4/9-5/14

6:55- 7:25pm

$26

200007-02

T/Th

2/27-3/29

5:45-6:15pm

$34

100010-12*

T/Th

2/27-3/29

5:10-5:40pm

$34

100007-14*

T/Th

4/3-4/26

5:45- 6:15pm

$34

200010-10

T/Th

2/27-3/29

6:20 -6:50pm

$34

100007-15*

T/Th

5/1-5/24

5:45- 6:15pm

$34

200010-11

T/Th

4/3-4/26

5:10- 5:40pm

$34

200007-10

Sa

2/24-4/7

10:45-11:15am

$26

100010-21*

T/Th

4/3-4/26

6:20- 6:50pm

$40

200007-11

Sa

4/14-5/19

10:45-11:15am

$34

200010-20

T/Th

5/1-5/24

5:10- 5:40pm

$34

200007-12

T/Th

5/1-5/24

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

200007-13

Sa

2/24-4/7

9:35-10:05am

$26

100007-22*

Sa

2/24-4/7

10:45-11:15am

$26

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Sa

4/14-5/19

9:35-10:05am

$26

200007-20

Sa

4/14-5/19

10:45-11:15am

$26

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Level 3

This level is for the swimmer who can swim on front 5 body lengths without stopping. Swimmers will learn rotary breathing, front crawl and elementary backstroke. Must be able to jump into shallow/deep water and move to the side comfortably. Min/Max 4/10 Age: 6+ *No Class 3/12-3/17 M

2/19-4/2

5:45-6:15pm

$26

100008-02*

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4/9-5/14

5:45- 6:15pm

$26

200008-01

T/Th

2/27-3/29

5:10-5:40pm

$34

100008-12*

T/Th

4/3-4/26

5:10- 5:40pm

$34

200008-10

T/Th

5/1-5/24

5:10- 5:40pm

$34

200008-11

Sa

2/24-4/7

9:35-10:05am

$26

100008-21*

Sa

4/14-5/19

9:35-10:05am

$34

200008-20

Level 4

This level is for the swimmer who can swim 25 yards front crawl without stopping and is comfortable in deep water. Swimmers will learn back crawl, breaststroke, sidestroke while building endurance on front crawl and elementary backstroke. Min/Max 4/10 Age: 6+ *No Class 3/12-3/17

Level 6

This level is for the swimmer who can swim a minimum of two laps without stopping and is efficient in competition strokes including front crawl, breaststroke, butterfly and back crawl. Swimmers will work on refining strokes, developing power and smoothness over greater distances. Min/Max 4/10 Age: 6+ *No Class 3/12-3/17 Sa

2/24-4/7

11:20-11:50am

$26

100012-21

Sa

4/14-5/19

11:20-11:50am

$34

200011-20

Adult/Senior Beginner

Become more comfortable in the water and learn the basic skills to achieve a minimum level of water competency. Focus is on breath control, submerging, floating and learning the front crawl and elementary backstroke. Min/Max 4/8 Age: 16+ *No Class 3/12-3/17 Sa

2/24-4/7

8:25-8:55am

$26

100015-21*

Sa

4/14-5/19

8:25-8:55am

$34

200015-20

Lifeguard Certification

Learn the basics of lifeguard skills. First Aid and CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer included. All participants must participate and complete pre-requisite prior to class. Pre-requisite: 300 yard continuous swim using front crawl, breaststroke or combination of both, retrieve a 10lb brick from bottom of pool, and tread water for two minutes. Min/Max: 5/15 Location: Chilson Pool Age: 15+

M

2/19-4/2

5:10-5:40pm

$26

100009-02*

M

4/9-5/14

5:10-5:40pm

$34

200009-01

W, F

T/Th

2/27-3/29

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

100009-12*

& Sa

T/Th

4/3-4/26

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

200009-10

T/Th

5/1-5/24

6:20- 6:50pm

$34

200009-11

Sa

2/24-4/7

9:00- 9:30am

$26

100009-21*

Sa

4/14-5/19

9:00- 9:30am

$26

200009-20

Try Scuba or Paddle Boarding! Check Out Page 36

Unsure of Your SWIM LEVEL for Lessons? Call to set up a test session for the best placement, before registering for lessons. CHILSON SWIM STAFF (970) 962-2493


Chilson Center SWIM LESSONS

Level 2

5/9-5/19

4:00-9:00P

$82

203001-01

9:00A-6:00P

Waterfront Lifeguard Certification

Learn the skills and knowledge needed to prevent and respond to emergencies in non-surf, open-water areas found at public parks, resorts, summer camps and campgrounds. Pre-Requisite: 550 yard continuous swim using front crawl and breaststroke. Must have current American Red Cross Lifeguarding certification. Min/Max: 5/15. Location: North Lake Park Swim Beach Age: 15+ Sun

5/20

9:00A-1:00P

$49

203002-01

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Chilson Center AQUA FITNESS

Aqua & Active Generation Fitness Classes Ai Chi/ Aqua Yoga*: A water-based total body strengthening,

balance and relaxation class through movement. Ai Chi focuses on deep breathing & slow movement and is designed to improve balance, flexibility & core strength. Pilates movements are used to stretch & strengthen.

Drop–In Weight Room Orientation*: Provides a walkthrough of the weight room to give you a better understanding of the setup and how to properly position yourself on our machines so that you can learn how to use the fitness equipment and cardio machines safely & effectively. Does not provide an exercise plan.

Aqua Cardio: Advanced. A moderate intensity cardiovascular class. Each session will be different with running, intervals and circuits. Modifications will be offered.

Low Impact Fitness*: Strength work, balance and coordination choreography complement the stretching & cool down. Mondays have a larger cardio component, Wednesdays prioritize strength.

Aqua Core: Learn to use slow, precise movements to increase

muscle strength and coordination. Different pieces of equipment will be used such as bands, weights, balls, etc. to help bring the physical body into balance. This class will also help with posture.

Aqua Fitness: Water exercise tones, firms, increases flexibility & muscle strength and gives your cardiovascular system the workout it needs. It takes stress off joints & muscular-skeletal system, yet works heart & lungs. Advanced level includes swim skills.

Aqua Motion*: Do you suffer from arthritis, limited range of

motion or twinges? The cushioning effect of the water takes the jarring movement out of the joints, offering an opportunity for a pain-free exercise.

Aqua Power Jog: Add cross training & variety to your workout. An alternative to Aqua Fitness or other land-based classes. Combines strength & cardiovascular exercise. Aqua Toning: Strengthen, tone & increase flexibility! Aqua Zumba®: Make a splash by adding a low-impact, high-en-

ergy aquatic exercise to your fitness routine. It blends the Zumba® philosophy with water resistance. There is less impact on your joints, and the natural resistance means every step is more challenging to help tone your muscles.

Deep Water: This class is in the deep end of the pool and is designed to improve cardiovascular and muscle strength, core and flexibility. Belts/noodles are provided for flotation. Sessions are held at Loveland High School for fall/winter/spring; summer sessions are held at Winona Pool. River Walking*: Water Walking and full body exercises including walking against the current in the Leisure Pool, Lazy River feature.

Water Walking*: Work at your own pace while walking, march-

ing, lunging and side stepping through the pool. An excellent class for those with joint replacement or who are anticipating joint replacement surgery.

* These classes are geared toward participants age 50+; however, all ages are welcome to attend.

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Power, Agility & Strength*: Increase power, agility, strength and balance. You will become stronger and more flexible. Hand weights and some floor work are included.

Strength Training*: Improve fitness, muscle strength, bone

mass and reduce risks of osteoporosis with circuit machines & free weights. Perfect for the beginning exerciser or those who require extra help (e.g. arthritis, MS or joint replacement). Assistance is provided as you strive toward independent work outs. Please call Julie at (970) 962-2462 prior to your initial class visit or attend a fitness orientation. Must be able to ambulate/transfer independently within the environment.

Zumba Gold®*: For the active older adult and beginners of all

ages, Zumba Gold® takes the Zumba formula and modifies the moves and pacing to fit beginners and active seniors.

SS Classic*:

Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activities for daily living. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a SilverSneakers ball are offered for resistance. A chair is available if needed for seated or standing support.

SS Circuit*: Combine fun & fitness to increase your cardio-

vascular and muscular endurance power with a standing circuit workout. Upper-body strength work with hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a SilverSneakers ball is alternated with low-impact aerobic choreography. A chair is used for standing support, stretching and relaxation exercises.

SS Cardio*: An advanced group exercise class designed for active adults who desire a safe and effective low-impact cardiovascular workout. Energizing, easy-to-follow movements promote heart-healthy, total-body conditioning to increase cardiovascular and muscular endurance. In addition, a variety of strength training options are offered to provide a well-rounded workout. SS Yoga*: Move your whole body through a complete series

of seated and standing yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of postures designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement. Breathing exercises & final relaxation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity.


Questions? Call (970) 962-2FUN

Fitness Schedules

are available at the front desk and online. To view the most up-to-date schedule, visit CityofLoveland.org/FitnessWellness

ABS-olutely Core: Train the abs & back while developing structural strength and proper alignment.

Barre: Classes include components of yoga, Pilates, and ballet

in a fun, upbeat environment. Use your own body weight to achieve the toned and lean muscles you desire. All fitness levels are welcomed to this challenging yet low impact fitness class. No experience required!

Country Cardio: Lace up your cross trainers for these high

energy line dances! Includes a progressive aerobic format with step-by-step instructions. Dance patterns are repeated, and everyone learns at the same pace. Learn contemporary as well as classic line dances. Dress for cardio country movin’! You won’t need a partner.

Flexible Strength: Combines yoga positions with dynamic movement to build strength, stamina, balance and flexibility. Best suited for those with prior instruction in physical alignment who are physically fit without current injuries. Group Cycling: One of the most effective & motivating group

exercise classes on our schedule! Provides great motivation AND allows for a variety of ages & levels. Arrive 15 minutes early for your first session. • Mountain Ride - A great ride with rolling hills, interval training and longer tougher climbs that work on endurance. • Movie Ride - A great workout! Time will fly by as you watch a movie and ride. • Senior Cycling - A heart-pumping cycling class that strengthens your legs, glutes and core, improves balance and keeps your mind sharp...all to music. Designed to ensure proper form & alignment for a safe & effective workout.

Interval Cardio Aerobics: A combination of step training, hi-low aerobics, and strength & flexibility exercises all packed into one workout. Just what you need to start your day and feel energized!

Pilates: While focusing on the Pilates breath, learn fundamental exercises using correct posture, alignment, and understanding of the control & function of abdominal muscles used for exercises.

Pilates Plus: Improve your core and postural muscle strength

and endurance using Bender Ball and Bender Barre methods, resistance bands, fitballs and other apparatus. Increase muscle and joint mobility, and improve blood flow, coordination and balance. Learn effective fascial active stretching, muscle activation & release techniques using myofascia balls, foam rollers, & tennis balls.

1/2 Hr $28!

PiYo: PiYo is a total-body fitness class that combines the practices of Pilates and yoga to help you build strength and increase flexibility. Upbeat music and challenging movement patterns make this fusion class loads of fun. Power Toning: One of the fastest ways to get in shape. With a combination of great body sculpting routines, you will work every major muscle group in the body. Strengthen, tone, and increase flexibility using weights, bands & balls. Appropriate for all fitness levels. • Power Bar Toning adds the barbell & weight plates. • Power Tone Plus is a total body workout with a variety of cardio intervals and core conditioning. Step: A medium impact cardio activity that ensures you will meet your step goal each day. Classes vary in the level of choreography. All instructors offer various options for different levels of intensity (step height) and coordination. • Level I - a series of basic moves strung together into a sequence. • Level II - incorporates elements in combination such as turns, mambos and stomps. Sweat, Pump & Crunch: A combination of cardio blasts,

strength exercises and core stability. You choose the intensity!

Yoga: Explore your body & mind with postures, breath and meditation. Emphasis on alignment and self-awareness for safe practice. Develop and maintain strength, focus, flexibility & balance for health and well-being. Other Yoga options on page 14 Yoga - Int/Adv (some Yoga background suggested) Vinyasa Flow combines all of the elements of a classic yoga class in a flowing format. Standing & balance poses are incorporated into sun salutations that allow you to wake up & be energized for your day! Zumba®: Party yourself into shape.

Zumba® classes feature exotic rhythms set to high-energy Latin and international beats. Before you know it, you’ll be getting fit and energy levels will soar! It’s easy, effective and exhilarating.

Health/Nutrition

COACHING

Improve Your Health. Transform Your Life. 1 session: $50

3 sessions: $130


Work one-on-one with certified health & nutrition coach, Marci Lary. She will work with you to create a highly personalized lifestyle wellness program to help you find balance, lose and maintain weight, prevent illness and capitalize on the healing properties of food. 1st session 1 hour; follow-ups 45 minutes

6 sessions: $210

Chilson Center FITNESS DESCRIPTIONS

Cardio & Core Strength Fitness Class Descriptions

Call Marci at (970) 962-2500, ext.1450 or email [email protected]

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Chilson Center FITNESS / WELLNESS

DID YOU KNOW?

CHECK IT OUT!

Chilson offers RMR Testing, V02 Submax Testing and Body Fat profiles? Contact the Chilson front desk at (970) 962-2FUN for more information.

TRX

®

A Total Body Workout

Suspension TRAINING

®

From beginners to athletes. Anyone can use the TRX system! • Develop and maintain a rock-solid core • Get toned and lose weight • Get an intense cardio workout while incorporating strength training • Improve balance and coordination Online at: Cityofloveland.org/TRX

NEW! TRX for

SENIORS See the front desk for details!

$25 per 4-week session! Spring sessions begin 2/5

Call Sherri at 962-2453 for more information! 12

700 E 4th St / Loveland, CO / 970-962-2FUN CityofLoveland.org/Chilson


Meet with a Personal Trainer, and learn the fundamentals of weight training. Get set up on a weight training program. Participants receive a wristband showing completion of the class, and allowing use of the strength equipment without parental supervision. Parents are NOT required to attend. Call Amy to get started at (970) 962-2630, ext. 2. Age: 12-13 $25 each

HIIT [High Intensity Interval Training]

What is High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)? It is a variant of exercising that is the quickest way to burn fat and gain muscle simultaneously. How does HIIT work? It optimizes your workout time by utilizing a series of short, high-intensity intervals, followed up by longer, low-intensity intervals. The best part is it boosts your metabolism and continues to burn calories hours after you are done! Age: 16+ F

3/2-3/30

9:30-10:10am

$25

216115-1

F

4/6-4/27

9:30-10:10am

$25

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F

5/4-5/25

9:30-10:10am

$25

216115-3

Cross-HIIT Training

Stay motivated with this powerful HIIT class with a combo of cardio and strength training. Join this popular way to burn more fat, improve endurance and build strength. Min/Max: 5/8 Sa

2/24-3/31

11:00-11:45am

$38

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Sa

4/7-5/12

11:00-11:45am

$38

216116-1

Get FIT! • Structured Workout Program • Nutritional Plan • Camaraderie - Part of a Team • For ALL Fitness Levels • Time Table You Can Do • Pre & Post Camp Assessments • Saturday Bonus Camps

T O O B MP CA

For Enrollment & Details, Call Ryann Carlson (970) 214-7900 or email: Ryann@ RedefineFitco.com

AM Camp

NOON Camp

I. 3/5-4/13 II. 4/30-6/8 M/W/F at Chilson 6-7am • $245 each

I. 3/5-4/12 II. 4/30-6/7 M/TH at Chilson 12-1pm • $165 each

3 days per week

+ Saturday Bonus Camps

2 days per week

+ Saturday Bonus Camps


Adult Gymnastics Fitness

NEW!

Round out your fitness routine with this unique class! We will teach and use basic gymnastics skills and equipment to increase whole body strength, flexibility and cardio. No gymnastics experience necessary! Min/Max: 4/8. Location: Gymnastics Age: 16+ Th

3/22-4/12

9:40-10:25A

$33

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Th

4/19-5/10

9:40-10:25A

$33

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Rossiter Coaching

Rossiter is a powerful 2-person stretching technique that targets an area of connective tissue to relieve pain and restore range of motion. The results are due to loosening tight connective tissue and restoring space in and around the joints. Relieve neck and shoulder pain, sciatica, headaches and muscle stiffness! For more information, please call Nicole Murphy at (970) 962-2630, ext 0 or Nancy Stilson-Herzog at (970) 962-2630, ext 7. Register at the Chilson front desk. One-on-One Rates: 1/2 hour..........$45 45 minutes.....$55 1 hour............ $65

Chilson Center FITNESS / WELLNESS

Lift Strong Weight Training

INCREASE YOUR ENERGY for work/home obligations, INCREASE CONFIDENCE in making consistent healthy nutritional choices, LOSE WEIGHT and KEEP IT OFF!

SPRING Session!

the

Right Weight

for LIFE

The Program Includes: • 8 weekly + 3 monthly sessions = 20 weeks of support! • Access to walking/running groups • Tools for stress management • Food samples/recipes • Personal training sessions/Nutrition coaching • Lasting weight management • Handouts/weekly emails

Wednesdays • 5:30-6:30P 3/21 - 5/9 (+ 6/6, 7/11, 8/8) $233 • #213800-2 Sign up Deadline: 3/12

Want More Info? Call Mo Geraghty (970) 962-2795

700 E 4th St, Loveland • 962-2FUN CityofLoveland.org/Chilson

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Chilson Center YOGA, MARTIAL ARTS, TAI CHI

Tae Kwon-Do

Yoga for Adults & Kids

Little Dragons

Restorative Yoga

The traditional Tae Kwon-Do moves are used to help children learn to follow commands, learn respect and focus. This class also helps them learn colors, shapes, and left from right all while learning the moves needed to complete a special ranking for the Dragon program. This course will prepare children for the next level. Fees include all testing. Master Baldwin will provide information about uniforms at first class. Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: Tina Baldwin Age: 3-5 *No Class 2/14, 3/14

In restorative yoga, props are used for support and allows you to open your body through passive stretching. The postures are usually adapted from supine or seated yoga poses with the addition of blocks, bolsters and blankets to eliminate unnecessary straining. This class teaches you to relax deeply and facilitates the release of tension and stress. Instructor: Maria Maldonado-Dunn Min/Max: 8/16 Age: 15+

W

2/7-3/7*

4:30- 5:30P

$40

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Tu

2/13

6:45-8:00P

$8

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3/7-3/28*

4:30- 5:30P

$30

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Tu

3/13

6:45-8:00P

$8

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W

4/4-4/25

4:30- 5:30P

$40

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W

5/2-5/23

4:30- 5:30P

$40

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Youth or Adult

Maum Sin Yong Tae Kwon-Do, traditional Chan Hun style Korean martial arts. Students learn to use their training to better their lives while learning the respect and courtesy that goes along with achieving each rank. Additional testing fees and dates will be discussed in class. Uniforms are not required to start. Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: Tina Baldwin YOUTH Age: 6-9 *No Class 2/14, 3/14, 3/16 W,F

2/7-3/2*

5:30- 6:30P

$45

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W,F

3/7-3/30*

5:30- 6:30P

$40

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W,F

4/4-4/27

5:30- 6:30P

$45

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W,F

5/2-5/25

5:30- 6:30P

$45

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Yoga for Golfers

Yoga is a great way to build strength, balance, focus and flexibility in your golf game. In this workshop you will learn how to avoid the popular complaint of lower back pain from the repeated spinal rotation of the golf swing. You will also work on focusing your mind, which allows you to be in the moment on and off the course. Bring a golf club to this class and start to prepare yourself for the fast approaching golf season. Class meets March 5 and 19 and April 2 and 16. Min/Max: 8/25 Age: 15+ M 3/5-4/16 5:30- 6:30pm $70 213803-1

Looking for Drop-In Yoga?

Check out our online fitness schedule for drop-in classes: CityofLoveland.org/FitnessWellness

ADULT Age: 10+ *No Class 2/14, 3/14, 3/16 W,F

2/7-3/2*

6:30- 8:30P

$45

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W,F

3/7-3/30*

6:30- 8:30P

$40

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W,F

4/4-4/27

6:30- 8:30P

$45

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W,F

5/2-5/25

6:30- 8:30P

$45

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FUN for Kids!

Meet friends & hang out!

Dancing, inflatables, gym, games, swimming, lots of prizes & contests. A cool place you can call your own! Concessions available.

Great for Parents! Saturday nights at Chilson Recreation Center

$10 per child 2nd-8th Grade (970) 308-0439

Plan your night out!

Children have a supervised, structured program in a safe, social & recreational atmosphere.

Note: Participants are not permitted to enter or leave the facility without parental or authorized adult supervision.

CityofLoveland.org/KNO

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Tai Chi

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Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: Jacqui Gee For centuries Tai Chi has been a source of health, vitality and longevity for millions of people in the Far East. Slow movements develop strong bones & balance from a firm rooting in the feet, stimulating the memory and generating a feeling of confidence and relaxation. The martial arts aspect is demonstrated so that you will understand the background and context. Serenity and concentration will be yours in time. Age: 18+ Day Date Time Fee SAC Class # Beginning F 3/2-4/27 12:00- 1:00P F 5/4-6/29 12:00- 1:00P Intermediate F 3/2-4/27 1:15- 2:15P F 5/4-6/29 1:15- 2:15P Beginning / Intermediate Tu 3/6-4/24 6:00- 6:50P Tu 5/1-6/26 6:00- 6:50P Advanced F 3/2-4/27 2:30- 3:30P F 5/4-6/29 2:30- 3:30P Tu 3/6-4/24 7:00- 7:50P Tu 5/1-6/26 7:00- 7:50P

w= SAC Fees Apply

$75 $75

$73 $73

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$75 $75

$73 $73

292006-2 292006-5

$57 $63

$56 $62

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$75 $75 $57 $63

$73 $73 $56 $62

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CityofLoveland.org/ChilsonSeniorCenter

Stop Counting Calories & Start Counting Chemicals Do you look at a food label and have no idea what some of the ingredients are? Have you ever wondered what those additives and preservatives are made of and how they affect your body? In this discussion we will break down some common ingredients, learn what they are and what they do in your body. Leave with a knowledge of how to navigate the grocery shelves, how to clean up your eating and feel better in your body. Min/Max: 8/35 Instructor: Health/Nutrition Coach Marci Lary Age: 14+ Tu 2/20 5:30-6:30P $10 113802-1

Chi Gong and Acupressure

We will cover 20 acupressure points with an overview of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which encompasses the 8 principles and the 5 elements. Jin Shin Do and Shiatsu a form of acupressure massage will also be taught. Chi Gong is a therapeutic form of exercise cultivating energy through breath, movement and balance. Learn several exercises over the 4-week session. Min/Max: 10/25 Location: Maple/Spruce Age: 15+ Tu 4/3-4/24 6:45-8:15P $60 218802-1

Mood Changes in MS

Brought to you by the National MS Society, this program is designed to help educate and promote awareness of mood disorders in MS through stories from several amazing people living with MS. This includes expert interviews with Dr. Anthony Feinstein, MD, PhD, from the University of Toronto; Frederick Foley, PhD, from Yeshiva University in Bronx, NY; and Dr. Lauren Krupp who leads the NYU Langone Health Multiple Sclerosis Comprehensive Care Center. Please call the National MS Society at 1-800-344-4867 to register. Location: Cherry Th 4/5 5:00-8:00P FREE

Do you have a special need and want to exercise but aren’t sure where to start? The good news is a fitness plan can be designed for just about anyone! The Adapted Recreation program will help you find the class most appropriate for your needs or help you design a program to help you meet your individual fitness goals. Call Julie at (970) 962-2462 with questions or to discuss how to meet your fitness goals.

Senior & Specialized 10-Visit Fitness Pass Participate in Active Generation Fitness Classes with access to the fitness/weight equipment, swimming pool, hot tub and walking track. Cost: $36

Specialized Fitness Orientation

Are you able to work out independently but would like an orientation to our facility tailored to your own unique needs? Call (970) 962-2462 to schedule a free one-time orientation tailored just for you. Pay the Chilson Daily Admission Fee.

Chilson Center ADAPTED REC, WELLNESS

Adaptive Exercise

Wellness Classes

Social Opportunities

A social group for those with intellectual disabilities (and their personal caregivers, if they need assistance) that meets right here in Loveland most Thursdays 4:30-6:00pm.The second Thursday of the month usually includes activities at the Chilson Center or other Parks & Recreation locations throughout Loveland. Call (970) 9622462 to get a copy of the current calendar & more information. March 8 - It’s time to get out your decorating skills. Egg decorating skills, that is. It’s a little early but we will be decorating artificial Easter eggs to add to your basket. April 12 - We will be trying our hand at outdoor pickleball (a fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong (at the courts at Centennial). Not into court sports? We'll also explore Rivers Edge Open Space and have some lawn games to play if that’s more your style. May 10 - Surprise indoor activity! Come to Chilson at 4:30pm.

For the Love of Running

Chilson's Running Program is an opportunity for the brand new runner to train for their first 5K run and the more experienced runner to improve their performance. Our goal is to train for Sierra's Race on June 16. The program includes: 1) Small group personal strength training led by one of our trainers/running coaches to help you increase your speed 2) Weekly group runs for 8 weeks meeting at the Bill Reed Middle School track & Rivers Edge at 6:00P Tuesdays nights 3) Workshops and pre-run talks with support materials

Unified Soccer

Min/Max: 6/40 Location: Oak First session held at the Chilson Center on 4/10 Age: 16+ Tu 4/10 5:30-6:30P

The City of Loveland welcomes individuals of all abilities into all of our classes and programs. If you would like to participate in any class and are not sure what type of assistance or accommodations can be made, or if you would like help in making your recreation and leisure choices, please call the Adapted Recreation Coordinator at (970) 962-2462. If you arrange for a friend or family member to provide needed assistance, that support person will be admitted at no extra charge except where noted.

$58


213801-1

Fundamentals, sportsmanship and teamwork are taught on this integrated team formed to give players with and without disabilities the opportunity to play as teammates. Play against teams from Fort Collins on a smaller field and travel to Fort Collins for games. This is a Special Olympic Team and we will be going to the Mile High Special Olympic Tournament which will mean travel to Denver at the end of April. A Special Olympic medical form must be filled out within the last 3 years prior to tournament play. Min/Max: 7/10 Age: 8-15 Location: Mehaffey Fld N Tu 4/3-5/15 5:30- 6:30P $34 269001-1

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Chilson Center SPRING BREAK PASSES

JULY

4TH

CELEBRATION! at North Lake Park

e - 29th St & Taft Av

Music Entertainment Vendor Booths Dancing Fireworks Show @ 9:17pm over Lake Loveland! Vendor Booths are open to non-profit organizations To reserve a booth, call (970) 962-2727 by 5/15

For More Info: CityofLoveland.org

No parking in North Lake Park

Additional parking will be available on 29th Street or in paid parking at Loveland High School

Chilson Recreation Center ON SALE FEB 19TH

Passes are good for UNLIMITED USE of the Chilson Recreation Center during Spring Break: March 10 - 18 The following rates apply: Youth = $12 Adult = $17 Call 970-962-2FUN for more information 700 E 4th Street • Loveland, CO • 970-962-2FUN • CityofLoveland.org/Chilson

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ATHLETIC FACILITIES

Y

Y Coyote Ridge Elementary School -

LEGEND

2.5 Miles North from 57th on HWY 287,

CR11C

then West on Triangle Dr.; North on Avondale Rd.

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Existing Underpass City Recreation Trail

57TH

Big Thompson River

287

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Parks

32

40TH

22

22ND

8

Mariana Butte G.C.

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THOMPSON

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13 27

16

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10TH 28

8TH 12

4TH

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FOOTHILL

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B F Kitchen Elementary School Q Namaqua Elementary School Big Thompson Elementary School R Sarah Milner Elementary School Bill Reed Middle School S Stansberry Elementary School Carrie Martin Elementary School T Thompson Valley High School Centennial Elementary School U Truscott Elementary School Conrad Ball Middle School V Van Buren Elementary School Cottonwood Plains Elementary School W Walt Clark Middle School Garfield Elementary School X Winona Elementary School Harold Ferguson High School Y Coyote Ridge Elementary School Laurene Edmondson Elementary School Z Ponderosa Elementary School Lincoln Elementary School II High Plains School Loveland High School Lucile Erwin Middle School O T H E R FA C I L I T I E S Mary Blair Elementary School C Chilson Recreation Center Monroe Elementary School W Winona Pool Mountain View High School


17 E 8TH ST (E CR 20E)

BIG

GARFIELD

D

DOUGLAS

SCHOOLS

TAFT

Ryan's Gulch Reservoir

25

34

BOISE

14TH ST. SW

18TH

9

W

ST LOUIS

Boedecker Lake

19 25

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5TH

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11TH

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P

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16TH

EISENHOWER

RI VE R

15

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AQU

34 G

VAN BUREN

30

Lake Loveland

Boyd Lake

DENVER

20

10

Cattail Creek G.C.

CLEVELAND

EMPIRE

OR ARB

LINCOLN

E

29TH

R

34

38TH SILVER LEAF

RIV

1

The Olde Course

THOMPSON

29

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37TH SHERIDAN

CLOSED FOR FLOOD REPAIR SCHEDULED TO REOPEN FALL 2018

MONROE

WILSON

Viestenz-Smith Park - 12 Miles West on HWY 34

BI G

43RD

43RD GLEN ISLE

Mountain Park

50TH

45TH

GARFIELD

Golf Courses

14

MADISON

Open Lands

7

N. BOYD LAKE AVE. (CR9)

50TH

BOISE

TAFT

Lakes and Ponds

ATHLETIC FACILITIES - LOCATIONS MAP

City of Loveland

N

C I T Y PA R K S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Benson Centennial Civic Center Derby Hill Dwayne Webster Eagleview Edmondson Estrella Fairgrounds/Barnes Glen Arbor Jayhawker Ponds Jr Achievement Kirkview Kroh Loch Lon Loch Mount

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Loveland Sports Park McKee McWhinney Hahn Sculpture Mehaffey Namaqua North Lake Osborn/Winona Pool Seven Lakes Sherri Mar Silver Glen Silver Lake South Shore Parkway Sunnyside Viestenz-Smith Westside Woodmere

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Adult Athletics INFO & SPRING LEAGUES

ADULT ATHLETICS

Spring Basketball Leagues

CityofLoveland.org/AdultAthletics

League Skill Definitions Level 1 - Competitive (Age 16+) For teams who wish to play in the highest level of competition offered. Players at this level should be very proficient in all skills and strategies. Level 2 & 3 - Recreation (Age 16+) For teams who wish to play for reasons other than exercise without getting into highly competitive levels of play. Players at this level should have average to above average skills & knowledge of the sport. Level 4 & 5 - Leisure (Age 16+) For teams who wish to play for exercise in a low-key environment. Players at this level should be beginners learning skills & techniques.

Payments & Rosters

Full payment for each team is required at the time of registration. Rosters must follow. Major credit cards accepted.

ATHLETICS WEB PAGE

Schedules, Scores & Standings Online: TeamSideline.com/Loveland

$

Athletic Coordinators Adult & Youth Softball Adult & Youth Volleyball Adult Basketball

Allan 962-2444 [email protected]

Adult Kickball Adult & Youth Soccer Youth Baseball & T-Ball Youth Basketball

Dana 962-2450 [email protected]

Adult & Youth Tennis Gymnastics Youth Flag Football Adult & Youth In-line Hockey

Kim 962-2437 Senior Athletic Coordinator [email protected]

Adult & Youth Lacrosse General Athletics Info

Ashlee 962-2445 [email protected]

VOLUNTEER YOUTH COACHES NEEDED! Many activities need assistance! Call the Coordinator for your area of expertise.

Weather Cancellation Information Visit TeamSideline.com/Loveland or call (970) 962-2388, option 3 Recordings are updated a ½ hour before practices/games are scheduled to begin.

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Register 2/12/18-3/12/18 Early Bird (through 2/26)............................$390/team Team Fee (2/27-3/12/18)...........................$440/team Schedules online 3/15/18 after 4pm. League begins week of 3/19/18. Day Start Date Level Class # Th 3/22-5/17 Men's Upper 273001-1 Tu 3/20-5/15 Men's Lower 273001-2 W 3/21-5/16 Women's 273101-1

Spring Volleyball Leagues

Register 2/12/18-3/12/18 Early Bird (through 2/26)............................$290/team Team Fee (2/27-3/12/18)...........................$340/team Schedules online 3/14/18 after 4pm. League begins week of 3/19/18. Coed Min/Max: 4/6; Women's Min/Max: 4/13 Day Start Date Level Class # Th 3/22-5/24 Coed 1 271201-1 Th 3/22-5/24 Coed 2 271201-2 W 3/21-5/23 Coed 3 271201-3 M 3/19-5/14 Women's 1 271101-1 M 3/19-5/14 Women's 2 271101-2

Spring Soccer Leagues

Register 2/5/18-2/21/18: Early Bird (through 2/13)...........................,$585/team Team Fee (2/14-2/21/18)...........................$635/team Schedules online 3/7/18 after 4pm. Leagues begin week of 3/11/18. Day Start Date Level Class # Su 3/11-5/6 Coed I 277201-1 Su 3/11-5/6 Coed 2 277201-2

Spring Softball Leagues

Register 2/5/18-3/12/18 Early Bird (through 2/26)............................$400/team Team Fee (2/27-3/12/18)...........................$450 Schedules online 3/14/18 after 4pm. Leagues begin week of 3/19/18. Day Start Date Level Class # Tu 3/20 Men's D 274001-1 Tu 3/20 Men's E1 274002-1 Th 3/22 Men's E2 274002-2 Tu 3/20 Men's E3 274002-3 Th 3/22 Men's E4 274002-4 Th 3/22 Women's E 274102-1 M 3/19 Coed D 274201-1 M 3/19 Coed E1 274202-1 M 3/19 Coed E2 274202-2 M 3/19 Coed E3 274202-3 Tu 3/20 Coed E4 274202-4

Spring Softball Doubleheader Leagues

Register 2/5/18-3/12/18 Early Bird (through 2/26)............................$760/team Team Fee (2/27-3/12/18)...........................$810 Schedules online 3/14/18 after 4pm. Leagues begin week of 3/19/18. Day Start Date Level Class # W 3/21 Men's DH Upper 274003-1 W 3/21 Men's DH Lower 274003-2

Spring Coed Kickball

Register 2/05/18-3/12/18 Early Bird (through 2/26)............................$250/team Team Fee (2/27/18-3/12/18)......................$270/team Schedules online 3/14/18 after 4pm. Leagues begin week of 3/19/18. Day Start Date Level Class # W 3/21-4/25 Coed 276201-1


Register 4/30/18-5/16/18 Early Bird (through 5/8)..............................$585/team Team Fee (5/9-5/16/18)..............................$635/team Schedules online 6/6/18 after 4pm. League begins week of 6/10/18. Day Date Level Class # Th,Su 6/10-7/26 Coed 1 377201-1 Th,Su 6/10-7/26 Coed 2 377201-2

Summer 4x4 Grass Volleyball Leagues

Register 5/7/18-5/21/18 Early Bird (through 5/14)............................$120/team Team Fee (5/15-5/21/18)............................$145/team Schedules online 5/30/18 after 4pm. League begins week of 6/4/18. Day Date Level Class # M 6/4-7/23 Women’s 1 371602-1 M 6/4-7/23 Women’s 2 371602-2 Tu 6/5-7/24 Coed 1 371601-1 Tu 6/5-7/24 Coed 2 371601-2

Summer 4x4 Sand Volleyball Leagues

Register 5/7/18-5/21/18 Early Bird (through 5/14)............................$105/team Team Fee (5/15-5/21/18)........................... $125/team Schedules online 5/30/18 after 4pm. League begins week of 6/5/18. Day Date Level Class # Th Th

6/7-7/26 6/7-7/26

Coed 1 Coed 2

371501-1 371501-2

SUMMER SOFTBALL LEAGUES

Barnes Softball Complex at Fairgrounds Park

Summer Softball: Men’s, Women’s & Co-ed Leagues Register 3/19/18-5/7/18 (USSSA sanction fee included) Early Bird (thru 4/2/18)..............$695/team Team Fee (4/3/18).....................$745/team Schedules online 5/9/18 after 4pm. League play begins week of 5/14/18. Day Date Level Class # Th 5/17-8/16 Men’s D 374001-1 M 5/14-8/13 Men’s E1 374002-1 M

5/14-8/13

Men's E2

374002-2

M

5/14-8/13

Men’s E3

374002-3

M

5/14-8/13

Men's E4

374002-4

W

5/16-8/15

Men's E5

374002-5

Tu

5/15-8/18

Men's E6

374002-6

W

5/16-8/15

Men's E7

374002-7

Th

5/17-8/16

Men's E8

374002-8

M

5/14-8/13

Women's D

374101-1

Tu

5/15-8/14

Women's E

374102-1

W

5/16-8/15

Coed D

374201-1

W

5/16-8/15

Coed E1

374202-1

W

5/16-8/15

Coed E2

374202-2

Tu

5/15-8/14

Coed E3

374202-3

Tu

5/15-8/14

Coed E4

374202-4

Adult Athletics SUMMER LEAGUES

Summer Soccer Leagues

Friday Coed Softball Leagues

Summer 2x2 Sand Volleyball Leagues

Register 5/7/18-5/21/18 Early Bird (through 5/14)............................$120/team Team Fee (5/15-5/21/18)........................... $145/team Schedules online 5/30/18 after 4pm. League begins week of 6/4/18. Day Date Level Class # Tu 6/5-8/7 Men's 1 371701-1 Tu 6/5-8/7 Men's 2 371701-2

Register 3/19/18-5/7/18 (USSSA sanction fee included) Early Bird (thru 4/2/18)..............$695/team Team Fee (4/3/18).....................$745/team Schedules online 5/9/18 after 4pm. League play begins week of 5/14/18. Day Date Level Class # F 5/18-8/17 Upper 374202-5 F 5/18-8/17 Lower 374202-6

Men’s Church Leagues

Barnes Softball Complex Batting Cages at Fairgrounds Park - 401 S. Cleveland (Hwy 287) The batting cages feature 6 slowpitch softball, 2 fastpitch softball, and 4 baseball stations with 3 speeds. OPENING for 2018: Late March Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs.................... 5:00-9:00pm Weekends (w/tournament)........8:00am-5:00pm Weekends (no tournament).................CLOSED FEES: $1.50 for 20 pitches CAGE RENTALS: $30 per hour; $15 per half hour $40 for 1 hour cage & 1 hour softball field Proper gear/shoes required; bats & helmets available.

Register 3/19/18-5/7/18 (USSSA sanction fee included) Early Bird (thru 4/2/18)..............$695/team Team Fee (4/3/18).....................$745/team Schedules online 5/9/18 after 4pm. League play begins week of 5/14/18. Day Date Level Class # M 5/14-8/13 Men's Church 1 374301-1 Th 5/17-8/16 Men's Church 2 374301-2

City of Loveland Athletics

TeamSideline TeamSideline will be used for all sport schedules, tournament dates, information packets, weather notifications, and all things athletics.

Call 962-2445 for Info


Check it out! TeamSideline.com/Loveland

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Youth Athletics INFO & SOCCER

YOUTH ATHLETICS CityofLoveland.org/YouthAthletics Registration Deadlines

Drills & fun games are used to introduce soccer basics to 4-6 year olds. Basics are taught during scheduled practice times only. No additional games are played on Saturdays. Youth Athletic T-Shirts are NOT required. Min/Max: 5/10 Fee: $47 (Early Bird through 3/19), $62 (after 3/19) Age: 4-6

Early Bird registrations help in the organization of our leagues. Register early to take advantage of cost savings! Enrollments are limited. Maximums may be reached BEFORE the Early Bird registration deadline!

M,W

4/9-5/2

4:30- 5:15P

Kroh Fld 9

233000-01

M,W

4/9-5/2

5:45- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 9

233000-02

Tu,Th

4/10-5/3

5:45- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 9

233000-03

M,W

4/9-5/2

5:45- 6:30P

Loch Lon 4

233000-04

Youth Athletic T-Shirts

Tu,Th

4/10-5/3

4:30- 5:15P

Loch Lon 4

233000-05

Tu,Th

4/10-5/3

5:45- 6:30P

Loch Lon 4

233000-06

M,W

4/9-5/2

5:45- 6:30P

Namaqua Elem

233000-07

Tu,Th

4/10-5/3

4:30- 5:15P

Namaqua Elem

233000-08

M,W

4/9-5/2

4:30- 5:15P

NLake Train 1

233000-09

No Jewelry

M,W

4/9-5/2

5:45- 6:30P

NLake Train 2

233000-11

For the safety of participants, wearing jewelry is not allowed at practices or games. Taping or covering of jewelry is also not allowed. Medic Alert ID’s will not be removed; chains should be taped properly to prevent injury.

Tu,Th

4/10-5/3

4:30- 5:15P

Mehaffey S-A

233000-12

Tu,Th

4/10-5/3

5:30- 6:15P

Mehaffey S-A

233000-13

Each participant is required to wear the Youth Athletics T-shirt unless otherwise noted (purchase at Mountain Rentals, Inc. - 400 E Eisenhower Blvd in Loveland).

Volunteer Coaches Needed! Volunteer coaches are essential to our athletic programs! Coaching can be rewarding and the coach's child's player registration fee is waived! Materials & equipment provided. Sign up to coach today at TeamSideline.com/Loveland and click the VOLUNTEER! button. GET INVOLVED!

Soccer/Pre-K League Emphasizes equal participation while learning basic soccer fundamentals and having fun! Practices are 2 times per week. Games are on Saturdays at Kroh Park and LSP beginning Mar 31. Youth Athletic T-Shirts & shin guards are required. No jewelry. Min/Max: 6/8 Fee: $57 (Early Bird through 2/19), $72 (after 2/19) Age: 4-5 M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 3

233004-01

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 3

233004-02

Wait List Policy

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Loch Lon 3

233004-11

If a class is full, you may be placed on ONE wait list. You are contacted when there is a cancellation or if a class is added (depends on facility, coach, participants). Indicate a DAYTIME phone for the wait list!

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Loch Lon 3

233004-12

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

LSP Fld 6

233004-21

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 6

233004-22

Community Youth Athletic Organizations Other affiliated associations offering programs in the City of Loveland are: •

United Soccer Club - spring & fall soccer (970) 461-9358 UnitedSoccerCO.org

•

Loveland Youth Athletic Association (LYAA) fall season tackle football [email protected] / TheLYAA.com

•

Loveland Baseball Association (LBA) spring, summer, and fall season baseball (970) 670-0540 LovelandBaseball.org

These contacts are provided as a courtesy to you and are only suggestions (NOT exclusively endorsed by the City of Loveland). There are other options available in the surrounding communities.

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Soccer/Pre-K Instructional

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

LSP Fld 6

233004-23

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 6

233004-24

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

NLake Train 2

233004-31

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

NLake Train 2

233004-32

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 3

233006-01

Age: 5-6 Tu,Th Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 3

233006-02

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Loch Lon 3

233006-11

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Loch Lon 3

233006-12

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

LSP Fld 6

233006-21

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 6

233006-22

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

LSP Fld 6

233006-23

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 6

233006-24

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

NLake Train 2

233006-31

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

NLake Train 2

233006-32

Volunteer to Coach! Call (970) 962-2445 to find out how. Leisure Times Spring 2018

Soccer - 3rd & 4th Grade

Emphasizes equal participation while learning basic soccer fundamentals & having fun! Practices are 2 times/week. Games on Saturdays at Kroh Park & LSP beginning 3/31. Youth Athletic T-Shirts & shin guards required. No jewelry. Min/Max: 8/12

Emphasizes equal participation while learning basic soccer fundamentals & having fun! Practices are 2 times/week. Games on Saturdays at Kroh Park & LSP beginning 3/31. Youth Athletic T-Shirts & shin guards required. No jewelry. Min/Max: 11/14

Fee: $57 (Early Bird through 2/19), $72 (after 2/19)

Fee: $57 (Early Bird through 2/19), $72 (after 2/19)

BOYS

BOYS

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Carrie Martin

233011-01

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 7

233011-04

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 7

233013-02

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 7

233011-05

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 7

233013-03

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 8

233011-06

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Loch Lon 2

233013-04

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 8

233011-07

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Loch Lon 3

233013-05

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Loch Lon 2

233011-08

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

LSP Fld 7

233013-06

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Loch Lon 2

233011-09

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 7

233013-07

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Loch Lon 2

233011-10

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Namaqua Elem

233013-08

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

LSP Fld 6

233011-11

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

VanBuren Elem

233013-09

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 6

233011-12

GIRLS

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

LSP Fld 7

233011-13

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Carrie Martin

233023-01

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Namaqua Elem

233011-14

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 8

233023-02

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Namaqua Elem

233011-15

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 8

233023-03

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

NLake Train 1

233011-16

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Loch Lon 2

233023-05

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

NLake Train 1

233011-17

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Loch Lon 3

233023-06

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

VanBuren Elem

233011-18

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 7

233023-07

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 7

233023-08

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Carrie Martin

233021-01

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Namaqua Elem

233023-09

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 7

233021-04

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

VanBuren Elem

233023-10

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 8

233021-05

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Kroh Fld 7

233023-11

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Loch Lon 2

233021-09

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 8

233023-12

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Loch Lon 3

233021-10

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Loch Lon 3

233021-11

M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

LSP Fld 7

233021-12

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 7

233021-13

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Namaqua Elem

233021-14

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

NLake Train 2

233021-15

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

NLake Train 2

233021-16

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

VanBuren Elem

233021-19

GIRLS

YOUTH SPORTS CAMPS at Loveland Sports Park CHALLENGER SPORTS / BRITISH SOCCER ChallengerSports.com Monday - Friday, 9:00A - 3:00P

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Carrie Martin

233013-01

Soccer - 5th & 6th Grade Emphasizes equal participation while learning basic soccer fundamentals & having fun! Practices are 2 times/week. Games on Saturdays at Kroh Park & LSP beginning 3/31. Youth Athletic T-Shirts & shin guards required. No jewelry. Min/Max: 11/14 $57 (Early Bird through 2/19), $72 (after 2/19)

BOYS M,W

3/19-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 8

233015-01

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Loch Lon 2

233015-02

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 7

233015-03

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

VanBuren Elem

233015-04

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

4:30- 5:30P

Kroh Fld 8

233025-01

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

Loch Lon 2

233025-02

M,W

3/19-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

LSP Fld 7

233025-03

Tu,Th

3/20-5/5

5:30- 6:30P

VanBuren Elem

233025-04

GIRLS

Youth Weather Information

Soccer Camp: 6/11 - 6/15 Soccer Camp: 7/30 - 8/3

More Loveland events & sports camps:

CityofLoveland.org/PREvents


Tu,Th

Youth Athletics SOCCER

Soccer - 1st & 2nd Grade

Visit TeamSideline.com/Loveland or call (970) 962-2386, options 2, 2, 1. Recordings are updated a ½ hour before practices/games are scheduled to begin.

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Youth Athletics LACROSSE, HOCKEY

Lacrosse Skills

Amazing Athletes

Come see for yourself why this is the fastest growing team sport in the nation. This four-week class is designed to introduce you to the basics of the sport and to give you a taste of the game prior to our summer league. The only equipment you need for this class is a lacrosse stick, and boys will need a helmet with a face mask (hockey helmet is okay); girls will need goggles. Min/Max: 4/30

Your child will have a blast in this action-packed class exploring the basics of 9 different ball sports including volleyball, basketball, tennis, football, lacrosse, golf, hockey, soccer and baseball in a fun, non-competitive, learning based environment. Each class includes kid-friendly cardio, muscle terminology, motor development skills, speed & agility, teamwork and more. Min/Max: 6/12 Location: Small Gym

Fee: $34

Age: 1.5-2.5 Parent/Tot

BOYS Age: 8-10 yrs W

4/11-5/2

5:30-6:30P

Kroh Fld 1

231100-01

Age: 11-15 yrs W

4/11-5/2

6:30-7:30P

Kroh Fld 1

231100-02

GIRLS

Th

2/8-3/8

11:00-11:25A

$45

162711-03

F

2/9-3/9

11:00-11:25A

$45

162711-04

Th

3/22-4/19

11:00-11:25A

$45

162711-05

F

3/23-4/20

11:00-11:25A

$45

162711-06

Th

4/26-5/24

11:00-11:25A

$45

262711-01

F

4/27-5/25

11:00-11:25A

$45

262711-02

Age: 2.5-3.5

Age: 8-15 yrs

Th

2/8-3/8

9:15-9:45A

$45

162711-09

F

2/9-3/9

9:15-9:45A

$45

162711-10

Th

3/22-4/19

9:15-9:45A

$45

162711-11

F

3/23-4/20

9:15-9:45A

$45

162711-12

Introduce your young athlete to the sport of lacrosse in this exhilarating program. "Soft" lacrosse is a modified version of the game in which gender-neutral sticks and soft balls are used to teach the fundamentals of the game through drills and fun games. We provide all necessary equipment. No additional costs are involved! For boys and girls ages 6-8 years old. Min/Max: 4/30

Th

4/26-5/24

9:15-9:45A

$45

162711-07

F

4/27-5/25

9:15-9:45A

$45

162711-08

Fee: $34

W

4/11-5/2

6:30-7:30P

Kroh Fld 1

231200-01

Soft Lacrosse

Age: 6-8 W

4/11-5/2

4:30-5:30P

Kroh Fld 1

231301-01

Hockey 1st - 5th Grade This exciting program is designed for players of all abilities to learn and improve the fundamentals of the game. Combining practices and games in a camp-like atmosphere provide players a complete hockey experience. Practice groups and teams will be formed on site. All experience levels welcome. This is a no contact, no checking, coed program that emphasizes skill development, proper technique, safety, cooperation, sportsmanship and good clean fun! All practices/games will be held at the Loveland Sports Park hockey rinks, 950 N. Boyd Lake Ave. Game days/scrimmages will be determined by the coaches based on player's preparedness. All players must have in-line skates, a hockey stick, elbow & knee pads with or without shin guards, gloves, a helmet with a face mask, a mouth guard and a Youth Athletics T-Shirt. Min/Max: 5/10

Age: 3.5-6 Tu

2/6-3/6

5:00-5:45P

$45

162711-16

Th

2/8-3/8

10:00-10:45A

$45

162711-17

F

2/9-3/9

10:00-10:45A

$45

162711-18

Tu

3/20-4/17

5:00-5:45P

$45

162711-19

Th

3/22-4/19

10:00-10:45A

$45

162711-20

F

3/23-4/20

10:00-10:45A

$45

162711-21

Tu

4/24-5/22

5:00- 5:45P

$45

262711-13

Th

4/26-5/24

10:00-10:45A

$45

262711-14

F

4/27-5/25

10:00-10:45A

$45

262711-15

Volunteer to Coach

Fee: $55 (Early Bird by 3/2) or $70 (after 3/2) Grades 1-3 Tu,Th

3/20-5/3

Benefits of Volunteer Coaching Youth Sports 5:30-6:30P

LSP Rink 2

240002-01

5:30-6:30P

LSP Rink 2

240004-01

Grades 3-5 Tu,Th

3/20-5/3

Need Help Finding Your Practice Field? See the Athletic Facilities Map on Page 17

Up Is is Easy Easy Sign Up Visit TeamSideline.com/Loveland Visit TeamSideline.com/Loveland

Looking for Batting Cage Information?

Questions?Call Callus us at at (970) Questions? (970)962-2445 962-2445

See Spring Hours & Fees on Page 19

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♦ Sharing your Knowledge & Skills with Young Players ♦ Free Enrollment for Your Child ♦ Being Part of a Wonderful Community ♦ Meeting New People & Making New Friends ♦ Having Fun!

& Click on Button & Click onthe the Volunteer Volunteer Button


Introduce your 3-4 year old to the game of tennis. Toddlers bring an adult buddy to help them improve hand/eye coordination, learn exciting games and have fun! Enroll child only. Min/Max: 4/8 Age: 3-4 Fee: $30 Sa

3/24-4/14

11:30A-12:15P

NLake Crt 7

222101-40

Sa

4/28-5/19

11:30A-12:15P

NLake Crt 7

222201-40

Parent/Child Tennis

A great class for parent & child ages 10+ to bond while learning & improving their game. Enroll both child & adult. Min/Max: 4/8 Age: 10+ Fee: $28 ea Sa

3/24-4/14

11:00A-12:00P

Mehaffey Ct 6

222105-70

Sa

4/28-5/19

11:00A-12:00P

Mehaffey Ct 6

222205-70

10 & Under Tennis

This program utilizes the new and exciting 10 & Under format, which encourages confidence through immediate progress! Smaller racquets, slower and lighter balls and shorter court dimensions make the learning process easier and more fun! Junior racquets and tennis balls are provided. Min/Max: 4/8 Age: 5-7 Fee: 1x/wk - $31, 2x/wk - $49

Beginner Tennis

Basic fundamentals are taught, and students are introduced to different types of grips, footwork, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, and scoring. A great starting point for those who have never played or for those needing to review & master basic skills. Min/Max: 4/8 Age: 11-17

Fee: 1x/wk - $34, 2x/wk - $55

Tu,Th

3/20-4/12

6:30- 7:30P

DWebster Ct 1

222110-01

Sa

3/24-4/14

10:30-11:30A

NLake Ct 7

222110-40

Tu,Th

4/24-5/17

6:00- 7:00P

DWebster Ct 1

222210-01

Sa

4/28-5/19

10:30-11:30A

NLake Ct 7

222210-40

Age: 18+ Fee: 1x/wk - $34, 2x/wk - $55 Sa

3/24-4/14

8:00- 9:00A

NLake Ct 7

223120-40

Tu,Th

3/20-4/12

6:30- 7:30P

Mehaffey Ct 6

223120-70

Sa

4/28-5/19

8:00- 9:00A

NLake Ct 7

223220-40

Tu,Th

4/24-5/17

6:30- 7:30P

Mehaffey Ct 6

223220-70

Intermediate Tennis

The intermediate player should be able to rally using forehands and backhands. Accelerated instruction and drills are incorporated to improve stroke development & increase confidence in forehand, backhand, serve, return of serve, volley & mid-court volleys. Min/Max: 4/8 Age: 11-17

Fee: $55

Tu,Th

3/20-4/12

4:30- 5:15P

DWebster Ct 1

221101-02

M,W

3/19-4/11

5:30- 6:15P

NLake Ct 7

221101-40

M,W

3/19-4/11

6:30- 7:30P

NLake Ct 7

222130-40

Tu,Th

3/20-4/12

5:30- 6:15P

Mehaffey Ct 6

221101-70

Tu,Th

4/24-5/17

7:00- 8:00P

DWebster Ct 1

222230-01

Sa

3/24-4/14

9:00- 9:45A

Mehaffey Ct 6

221101-71

M,W

4/23-5/16

6:30- 7:30P

NLake Ct 7

222230-40

Tu,Th

4/24-5/17

4:15- 5:00P

DWebster Ct 1

221201-01

M,W

4/23-5/16

5:30- 6:15P

NLake Ct 7

221201-40

Tu,Th

4/24-5/17

5:30- 6:15P

Mehaffey Ct 6

221201-70

Sa

4/28-5/19

9:00- 9:45A

Mehaffey Ct 6

221201-71

Age: 8-10

Fee: 1x/wk - $34, 2x/wk - $55

Age: 18+

Fee: 1x/wk - $34, 2x/wk - $74

M,W

3/19-4/11

9:30-11:00A

NLake Ct 7

223130-40

Sa

3/24-4/14

8:00- 9:00A

Mehaffey Ct 6

223130-70

M,W

4/23-5/16

9:30-11:00A

NLake Ct 7

223230-40

Sa

4/28-5/19

8:00- 9:00A

Mehaffey Ct 6

223230-70

Tu,Th

3/20-4/12

5:30- 6:30P

DWebster Ct 1

221110-02

M,W

3/19-4/11

4:30- 5:30P

NLake Ct 7

221110-40

Tu,Th

3/20-4/12

4:30- 5:30P

Mehaffey Ct 6

221110-70

Sa

3/24-4/14

10:00-11:00A

Mehaffey Ct 6

221110-71

Tu,Th

4/24-5/17

5:00- 6:00P

DWebster Ct 1

221210-01

M,W

4/23-5/16

4:30- 5:30P

NLake Ct 7

221210-40

Tu,Th

4/24-5/17

4:30- 5:30P

Mehaffey Ct 6

221210-70

Tu,Th

3/20-4/12

9:30-11:00A

NLake Ct 7

223140-41

221210-71

Tu,Th

4/24-5/17

9:30-11:00A

NLake Ct 7

223240-41

Sa

4/28-5/19

10:00-11:00A

Mehaffey Ct 6

All Ages TENNIS

Parent/Tot Tennis

Advanced Tennis

The advanced player has more dependable strokes and is able to judge where the ball is going. Class introduces strategies for singles and doubles, drills for power, lob, overhead, & half volleys. Rated 3.5 - 4.0 Min/Max: 4/8 Age: 18+ Fee: $74

CARA Pre-Season

Get a jump on summer! Focus on concepts, skills and strategies to develop and improve your matchplay. Min/Max: 4/12

Tennis: Private Lessons

Improve your skills quickly with the focused attention that private lessons offer! Enjoy the most one-on-one time with your own instructor and focus on the skills that will make your game better. Fee includes one lesson for one hour. Please call (970) 962-2437 for more information or to request a specific instructor. Otherwise an instructor will contact you to arrange the date, time and location of the lesson once the registration process is complete. Age: 5+ Fee: $35 1 person/1 hr 224101-01


Age: 7-18

Fee: $42

Sa

3/24-4/14

9:00-10:30A

NLake Ct 7

225101-40

Sa

4/28-5/19

9:00-10:30A

NLake Ct 7

225201-40

Tennis Semi-Private

Share a lesson with one or two other people and still receive the benefits of a personalized lesson at a discounted rate. Age: 5+ Fee: $28/person 2 people/1 hr 224151-01 Fee: $25/person 3 people/1 hr 224171-01

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Youth GYMNASTICS

Gymnastics: Parent/Tot

Spend quality time with your little one while helping them to grow spatial awareness, gross motor & social skills. Experience obstacle courses, swing on bars and balance on beams. Begin with movement exercises; finish with parachute games. Basic safety & spotting covered. Wear loose-fitting clothing and be prepared to go barefoot! An adult buddy is required; all children participating must be registered. Age: 1.5-3

Gymnastics: Tumbling Tots

For those tots who are ready to explore the world of gymnastics on their own. Class teaches skills in a fun, creative environment while enhancing socialization & independence. Age: 3-4 M

2/12-3/5

11:15A-12:00P

$33

130206-01

Tu

2/13-3/6

9:45-10:30A

$33

130206-02

W

2/14-3/7

10:15-11:00A

$33

130206-03

W

2/14-3/7

4:30-5:15P

$33

130206-04

Th

2/15-3/8

9:45-10:30A

$33

130206-05

F

2/16-3/9

9:00-9:45A

$33

130206-06

Sa

2/17-3/10

9:45-10:30A

$33

130206-07

M

3/19-4/9

11:15A-12:00P

$35

230106-01

Tu

3/20-4/10

9:45-10:30A

$35

230106-02

M

2/12-3/5

9:00-9:30A

$27

130201-01

M

2/12-3/5

6:00-6:30P

$27

130201-02

Tu

2/13-3/6

9:00-9:30A

$27

130201-03

W

2/14-3/7

9:40-10:10A

$27

130201-04

Th

2/15-3/8

9:00-9:30A

$27

130201-05

F

2/16-3/9

10:30-11:00A

$27

130201-06

W

3/21-4/11

4:30- 5:15P

$35

230106-03

Sa

2/17-3/10

9:00-9:30A

$27

130201-07

F

3/23-4/13

9:00- 9:45A

$35

230106-05

M

3/19-4/9

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230101-01

Sa

3/24-4/14

9:45-10:30A

$35

230106-06

M

3/19-4/9

6:00- 6:30P

$29

230101-02

M

4/16-5/7

11:15A-12:00P

$35

230206-01

Tu

4/17-5/8

9:45-10:30A

$35

230206-02

W

4/18-5/9

4:30- 5:15P

$35

230206-03

F

4/20-5/11

9:00- 9:45A

$35

230206-05

Sa

4/21-5/12

9:45-10:30A

$35

230206-06

Tu

3/20-4/10

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230101-03

W

3/21-4/11

9:30-10:00A

$29

230101-04

Th

3/22-4/12

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230101-05

F

3/23-4/13

10:30-11:00A

$29

230101-06

Sa

3/24-4/14

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230101-07

M

4/16-5/7

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230201-01

M

4/16-5/7

6:00- 6:30P

$29

230201-02

Tu

4/17-5/8

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230201-03

W

4/18-5/9

9:30-10:00A

$29

230201-04

Th

4/19-5/10

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230201-05

F

4/20-5/11

10:30-11:00A

$29

230201-06

Run, jump, roll, climb and play in our gymnastics room! Bring an adult buddy to play with. A staff person will be present to assist as needed. Space is limited to 15 kids. Pay for child only; present your receipt to the staff person in the gym.

Sa

4/21-5/12

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230201-07

Age: 3-6 $5 each

Gymnastics: Wiggle Worms

Get your wiggles out as we move, tumble, climb, bounce and swing! A transitional class for those 3 year olds seeking more independence. Parent participation optional. All participants must be registered. Age: 3 M

2/12-3/5

9:40-10:10A

$27

130203-01

Tu

2/13-3/6

10:40-11:10A

$27

130203-02

W

2/14-3/7

9:00-9:30A

$27

130203-03

F

2/16-3/9

9:50-10:20A

$27

130203-04

M

3/19-4/9

9:30-10:00A

$29

230103-01

Tu

3/20-4/10

10:40-11:10A

$29

230103-02

W

3/21-4/11

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230103-03

F

3/23-4/13

10:00-10:30A

$29

230103-04

M

4/16-5/7

9:30-10:00A

$29

230203-01

Tu

4/17-5/8

10:40-11:10A

$29

230203-02

W

4/18-5/9

9:00- 9:30A

$29

230203-03

F

4/20-5/11

10:00-10:30A

$29

230203-04

Preschool Playtime

Tues, 12:30-1:30P 2/6 130166-04 2/13 130266-01 2/20 130266-02 2/27 130266-03 3/6 130266-04 3/20 230166-01 3/27 230166-02 4/3 230166-03 4/10 230166-04 4/17 230266-01 4/24 230266-02 5/1 230266-03 5/8 230266-04

Friday, 11:00A-12:00P 2/9 130167-04 2/16 130267-01 2/23 130267-02 3/2 130267-03 3/9 130267-04 3/23 230167-01 3/30 230167-02 4/6 230167-03 4/13 230167-04 4/20 230267-01 4/27 230267-02 5/4 230267-03 5/11 230267-04

Looking for Twinkling Stars or Kangaroo Kids? Try our Wiggle Worms or Tumbling Tots classes!

Looking for Rising Stars or Super Stars?

Check out our Tumbling Tots & Kidnastics classes!

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Age-appropriate skills are taught through the use of obstacle courses & fun stations for the development of strength, balance & flexibility. Children are introduced to basic skills/apparatus. Age: 4-5 M

2/12-3/5

10:15-11:00A

$33

130210-01

M

2/12-3/5

1:15- 2:00P

$33

130210-09

Tu

2/13-3/6

11:15A-12:00P

$33

130210-02

T/Th

2/13-3/8

4:15-5:00P

$47

130210-03

W

2/14-3/7

11:15A-12:00P

$33

130210-04

W

2/14-3/7

5:15-6:00P

$33

130210-05

Th

2/15-3/8

10:30-11:15A

$33

130210-06

Th

2/15-3/8

11:30A-12:15P

$33

130210-07

F

2/16-3/9

12:30- 1:15P

$33

130210-10

Sa

2/17-3/10

10:30-11:30A

$40

130210-08

M

3/19-4/9

10:15-11:00A

$35

230110-01

Tu

3/20-4/10

11:15A-12:00P

$35

230110-02

W

3/21-4/11

5:15- 6:00P

$35

230110-05

Th

3/22-4/12

10:30-11:15A

$35

230110-06

Sa

3/24-4/14

10:30-11:30A

$42

230110-08

M

4/16-5/7

10:15-11:00A

$35

230210-01

Tu

4/17-5/8

11:15A-12:00P

$35

230210-02

W

4/18-5/9

5:15- 6:00P

$35

230210-05

Th

4/19-5/10

10:30-11:15A

$35

230210-06

Sa

4/21-5/12

10:30-11:30A

$42

230210-08

Mighty Mites

NEW!

Only for the mighty, this fun movement and tumbling class combines creative movement, gymnastics and cheer elements into one exciting class. Age: 3.5-5 M

2/12-3/5

12:30-1:15P

$33

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M

3/19-4/9

12:30-1:15P

$35

230107-01

W

3/21-4/11

10:15-11:00A

$35

230107-02

Th

3/22-4/12

11:30A-12:15P

$35

230107-03

M

4/16-5/7

12:30-1:15P

$35

230207-01

W

4/18-5/9

10:15-11:00A

$35

230207-02

Th

4/19-5/10

11:30A-12:15P

$35

230207-03

Tumble Mania

Youth GYMNASTICS

Gymnastics - Kidnastics

NEW!

Is your child constantly jumping, rolling, flipping and bouncing? This class will teach them safely to do those things and much more. Learn rolls, handstands, cartwheels, roundoffs, backbends and handsprings. Most skills and drills will first be learned on the Tumbl Trak trampoline then progress to the floor exercise mat. As the child progresses, more advanced tumbling skills will be introduced. Age: 3.5-5 M

3/19-4/9

1:15-2:00P

$35

230108-01

Th

3/22-4/12

12:15-1:00P

$35

230108-02

M

4/16-5/7

1:15-2:00P

$35

230208-01

Th

4/19-5/10

12:15-1:00P

$35

230208-02

Age: 6-12

Gymnastics - Advanced Kidnastics

For those 4 & 5 year olds who are ready for more advanced skills. Instructor approval required. Age: 4-5 T/Th

2/13-3/8

4:15-5:00P

$47

130215-01

W

2/14-3/7

5:15-6:00P

$33

130215-02

Th

2/15-3/8

12:15-1:00P

$33

130215-03

W

3/21-4/11

5:15- 6:00P

$35

230115-02

W

4/18-5/9

5:15- 6:00P

$35

230215-02

Gymnastics/Pilates

GET READY TO HAVE FUN!!! We are starting a BRAND NEW class that has something for everyone! Kids Gymnastics/Pilates will consist of a foundation of gymnastics and pilates (strong core, balance, coordination, good posture and flexibility). In addition, we will be stretching our bodies, incorporating some dance/movement/ games, breathing techniques, stretching and cool down. Min/Max: 4/8 Location: Gym 2 Shared Use Instructor: Marcy Littrell Age: 6-10 M

2/5-2/26

4:10-4:50P

$30

158861-02

M

3/19-4/9

4:10- 4:50P

$30

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M

4/23-5/14

4:10- 4:50P

$30

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Children perform better when parents and siblings stay in the viewing area. Thank you!


W

3/21-4/11

7:00-8:00P

$42

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Sa

3/24-4/14

12:30-1:30P

$42

230109-02

W

4/18-5/9

7:00- 8:00P

$42

230209-01

Sa

4/21-5/12

12:30-1:30P

$42

230209-02

Homeschool Gymnastics

NEW!

Join other homeschoolers for an hour of fun gymnastics. We will utilize our developmental program curriculum to ensure growth and progress in a fun and safe environment. A great way to incorporate physical education into your homeschool curriculum. Min/Max: 4/8 Location: Gymnastics Age: 5-16 W

3/21-4/11

11:15A-12:15P

$42

230150-01

F

3/23-4/13

12:15-1:15P

$42

230150-02

W

4/18-5/9

11:15A-12:15P

$42

230250-01

F

4/20-5/11

12:15-1:15P

$42

230250-02

Adult Gymnastics Fitness

NEW!

Round out your fitness routine with this unique class! We will teach and use basic gymnastics skills and equipment to increase whole body strength, flexibility and cardio. No gymnastics experience necessary! Min/Max: 4/8 Location: Gymnastics Age: 16+ Th

3/22-4/12

9:40-10:25A

$35

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Th

4/19-5/10

9:40-10:25A

$35

230280-01

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Youth GYMNASTICS

Gymnastics - Beginner Level 2

Gymnastics - Boys

For those who have completed and mastered the skills in Novice Level 1 and are ready for more challenging skills. Age: 6-12

A boy’s specific class to introduce the fundamentals of men’s gymnastics. Age 4-6 Sa

2/17-3/10

10:30-11:30A

$40

130245-01

T/Th

2/13-3/8

6:00-7:00P

$55

130225-01

2/14-3/7

7:00-8:00P

$40

130225-02

Sa

3/24-4/14

10:30-11:30A

$42

230145-02

W

Sa

4/21-5/12

10:30-11:30A

$42

230245-02

Sa

2/17-3/10

12:30-1:30P

$40

130225-03

T/Th

3/20-4/12

5:30- 6:30P

$57

230125-02

130247-01

W

3/21-4/11

7:00- 8:00P

$42

230125-03

230147-01

T/Th

4/17-5/10

5:30- 6:30P

$57

230225-02

230247-01

W

4/18-5/9

7:00- 8:00P

$42

230225-03

Age 7-10 Sa Sa Sa

2/17-3/10 3/24-4/14 4/21-5/12

12:30-1:30P 12:30-1:30P 12:30-1:30P

$40 $42 $42

Gymnastics - Intro to Gymnastics

New to gymnastics? This is the place to start! Be introduced to all apparatus and terminology and prepare for Novice Level 1. Age: 6-12 M

2/12-3/5

6:45-7:45P

$40

130217-01

T/Th

2/13-3/8

5:00-6:00P

$55

130217-02

W

2/14-3/7

6:00-7:00P

$40

130217-03

Sa

2/17-3/10

11:30A-12:30P

$40

130217-04

M

3/19-4/9

6:45- 7:45P

$42

230117-01

T/Th

3/20-4/12

4:30- 5:30P

$57

230117-02

W

3/21-4/11

6:00- 7:00P

$42

230117-03

Sa

3/24-4/14

11:30A-12:30P

$42

230117-04

M

4/16-5/7

6:45- 7:45P

$42

T/Th

4/17-5/10

4:30- 5:30P

$57

W

4/18-5/9

6:00- 7:00P

$42

230217-03

Sa

4/21-5/12

11:30A-12:30P

$42

230217-04

Continue to build a strong foundation of skills. Age: 6-12 T/Th

2/13-3/8

6:00-7:00P

$55

130230-01

T/Th

3/20-4/12

5:30-6:30P

$57

230130-02

T/Th

4/17-5/10

5:30-6:30P

$57

230230-02

Gymnastics - Intermediate Level 4

A more involved class focusing on fine tuning & correct execution of skills on each event while learning new skills. Age: 6-12 T/Th

2/13-3/8

230217-01

T/Th

230217-02

T/Th

Gymnastics - Novice Level 1 The fundamentals of gymnastics are taught on each event - vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise. Age: 6-12

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Gymnastics - Advanced Beginner Level 3

7:00-8:00P

$55

130235-01

3/20-4/12

6:30-8:00P

$72

230135-01

4/17-5/10

6:30-8:00P

$72

230235-01

Gymnastics - Advanced Intermediate Level 5 This level corresponds with USAG level 5 in which advanced skills, strength and flexibility are emphasized. Age: 6-12 T/Th

2/13-3/8

7:00-8:00P

$55

130240-01

T/Th

3/20-4/12

6:30-8:00P

$72

230140-01

T/Th

4/17-5/10

6:30-8:00P

$72

230240-01

M

2/12-3/5

6:45-7:45P

$40

130220-01

T/Th

2/13-3/8

5:00-6:00P

$55

130220-02

W

2/14-3/7

6:00-7:00P

$40

130220-03

Sa

2/17-3/10

11:30A-12:30P

$40

130220-04

M

3/19-4/9

6:45- 7:45P

$42

230120-01

T/Th

3/20-4/12

4:30- 5:30P

$57

230120-02

W

3/21-4/11

6:00- 7:00P

$42

230120-03

Sa

3/24-4/14

11:30A-12:30P

$42

230120-04

M

4/16-5/7

6:45- 7:45P

$42

230220-01

T/Th

4/17-5/10

4:30- 5:30P

$57

230220-02

2/10

130170-04

4/7

230170-03

W

4/18-5/9

6:00- 7:00P

$42

230220-03

2/17

130270-01

4/14

230170-04

Sa

4/21-5/12

11:30A-12:30P

$42

230220-04

2/24

130270-02

4/21

230270-01

3/3

130270-03

4/28

230270-02

3/10

130270-04

5/5

230270-03

3/24

230170-01

5/12

230270-04

3/31

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Gymnastics - Open Gym Saturdays

Drop in for extra workouts or practice skills on our equipment in an unstructured, safe environment. An instructor is present to lead a warm-up, set up stations, spot skills and assist. Age: 6-16

SATURDAYS 1:30-2:30P

$5 ea


Come join this fun class and enjoy dancing with your little one! Debby will introduce your child to the very basics of ballet, tap and jazz. Movement skills will be enhanced while utilizing appropriate music and props. Ballet shoes are recommended, but not required. Fee includes parent. Min/Max: 4/10 Instructor: Debby Jantzen Age: 2.5-5 Tu

2/6-2/27

10:30-11:15A

$26

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Tu

3/20-4/10

10:30-11:15A

$26

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Tu

4/17-5/8

10:30-11:15A

$26

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Beginning Dance Basics Learn basic ballet positions, as well as twirls, kicks and turns. Class will incorporate rhythmic movements such as clapping and jumping while working on an easy choreographed dance. Age appropriate music and movement are utilized. This is a time for your dancer to learn, gain coordination & have lots of fun! Min/Max: 4/8 Instructor: Marcy Littrell Age: 4-6 M

2/5-2/26

3:20-4:00P

$21

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F

2/9-3/2

12:30-1:10P

$21

157854-4

M

3/19-4/9

3:20- 4:00P

$21

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M

4/23-5/14

3:20- 4:00P

$21

257854-2

F

3/23-4/13

12:30- 1:10P

$21

257854-3

F

4/20-5/11

12:30- 1:10P

$21

257854-4

Zumba Kids® Jr.

This class is a dance ‘n’ play party for little feet, where pint-sized animals get silly, dream big and begin their journey to a healthy future. Kids have a chance to socialize, move to age-appropriate music and play games with others their age. Sarah is a licensed Zumba Kids® instructor. Min/Max: 4/12 Instructor: Sarah Vrem Age: 4-6 W

2/7-2/28

5:30-6:10P

Introduce your child to beginning ballet, jazz rhythm and movement skills. Participants benefit by building memory, concentration, coordination, creativity and self-confidence in a positive atmosphere. Ballet shoes recommended, but not required. Min/Max: 4/10 Instructor: Debby Jantzen Age: 3.5-5 Tu

2/6-2/27

11:25A-12:00P

$29

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Th

2/8-3/1

10:15-10:50A

$29

157741-4

Tu

3/20-4/10

11:25A-12:00P

$29

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Th

3/22-4/12

10:15-10:50A

$29

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Tu

4/17-5/8

11:25A-12:00P

$29

257741-2

Th

4/19-5/10

10:15-10:50A

$29

257741-4

157835-2

W

3/21-4/11

5:30- 6:10P

$21

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W

4/18-5/9

5:30- 6:10P

$21

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Zumba Kids®

This program is perfect for our younger Zumba® fans! Students will get the chance to be active and jam out to their favorite music. It’s all about feeling fearless on the dance floor, reinforcing the idea that it’s okay to just be yourself and dance like no one’s watching. Min/Max: 4/16 Instructor: Sarah Vrem Age: 7-11 *No Class 3/12 M

2/19-4/2*

6:35-7:25P

$24

158835-2

M

4/9-5/14

6:35- 7:25P

$24

258835-2

Childcare

Ballet, Tap & Jazz Technique

$21

Youth DANCE & ZUMBA KIDS®

Mommy and Me Dance

at Chilson

We take great pride in offering childcare services, while you enjoy the variety of amenities & programs available at the Chilson Center.

COME PLAY!

You may utilize Childcare for up to 2 hours! Hours vary seasonally; see website for details AGES 3 months - 8 years

Reservations required for ages 3-7 mo

FEES $2 per child/per visit

$18 for 10-Visit Punch Card

Age: 4.5-6 Th

2/8-3/1

11:00-11:35A

$29

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Th

3/22-4/12

11:00-11:35A

$29

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Th

4/19-5/10

11:00-11:35A

$29

257741-6

Looking for Adult Dance Classes? See Page 43 for Tap, Line Dance, Ballroom, Country Two Step, & Swing Dance!


CityofLoveland.org/ChilsonChildcare 970-962-2FUN • CityofLoveland.org/Chilson

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Tots & Youth LEISURE INTERESTS & PARTIES

Kids Cooking & Stories

We will read classic stories like "If You Give a Pig a Pancake" and "If You Give a Moose a Muffin" and make the corresponding food, plus enjoy crafts, sing songs and more! Wear your favorite pajamas or apron. $5 supply fee is due at 1st class. Min/Max: 4/10 Location: Oak. Instructor: Karla Kathan Age: 2-3.5 *No Class 2/14 W 2/7-3/7* 9:00-9:45A $32 157707-1 Age: 3.5-6 W 2/7-3/7* 10:15-11:15A $38 157707-2

Mini Art Masters

NEW!

90 minute class that explores the life and art of various Master artists as we create fun, open-ended creations. This class will explore vocabulary, artist styles, and cultures. Students practice and develop age-appropriate skills while having fun with various mediums and techniques, including sculpture, watercolor, chalk and oil pastels. $5 supply fee is due at 1st class. Min/Max: 4/12 Location: Oak Instructor: Marina Babcock Age: 3-5 *No Class 3/15 Th

3/1-4/5*

9:30-11:00A

$40

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Th

4/12-5/10

9:30-11:00A

$40

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Celebrate your

Birthday

in the Party Room!

SWIM BASIC

(Prices begin at $80)

BIG SPLASH


« 1 hour in the Private Party Room «Full Day Admission into the Pool

«All of the above + Cake, Ice Cream,

Drinks, Paper Products, & Decorations

GYMNASTICS


«1 hour in the Private Party Room «1 hour of Facilitated Gymnastics

Activites with Instructor

Full payment must be made at the time of reservation In the pool, children under 6 must be supervised by & within arm’s reach of an adult 16+. 1 adult may supervise up to 4 children.

Reserve Online or In Person or Call 970-962-2468

Awesome Airplanes

Delve into the world of aviation! Meet a certified pilot. We will make our own airplanes and other crafts, sing songs, view inside a real airplane and more! Last class will meet at the Fort Collins-Loveland Airport (information provided at class). $5 supply fee is due at 1st class. Min/Max: 4/10. Location: Oak. Instructor: Karla Kathan Age: 3-6 W 3/21-4/11 10:30-11:15A $33 257857-1

Preschool Parties! Ages 2-5 Min/Max 4/12 Instructor: Karla Kathan

Colors, Shapes, Numbers & Fingerplays

Learn a different color, shape, number and finger play each week. We will enjoy puzzles, games, painting, crafts, stories, music, drama and more. $3 supply fee is due at 1st class. Min/Max: 4/10 Location: Oak Instructor: Karla Kathan Age: 2-3 W 3/21-4/11 9:15-10:00A $24 257858-1

Clay for Preschoolers

Spend quality time with your little one as you both learn hand building techniques such as roll, slab, pinch & coil. Your preschooler develops fine motor skills and creative expression while you create tangible memories to last a lifetime. Fees include recycled clay & all glaze/firing costs. Projects will be completed stoneware to take home & enjoy. Min/Max: 3/6 Location: Pottery Studio Instructor: Carolyn Pearce Age: 3-5 Tu 3/20-4/17 10:00-11:00A $38 263000-1

Busy Bee and Insects

Explore the world of bugs through craft projects, nature walks, stories, songs and more. Watch how a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly. Also, we will release lady bugs at the last class. $3 supply fee is due at 1st class. Min/Max: 4/8 Location: Oak Instructor: Karla Kathan Age: 3.5-5

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W

4/18-5/9

9:15-10:00A

$24

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W

4/18-5/9

10:30-11:30A

$33

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Be My Valentine

Celebrate Valentine's Day! Make special valentines, read a story, play games, make crafts & have a snack. Please Note: Children ages 2-3.5 must have a parent/guardian attend. W 2/14 9:30-10:30A $9 157711-1

St. Patrick's Day Party

Bring your little leprechaun to enjoy crafts, songs, stories & a green snack. Don't forget to wear green! Please Note: Children ages 2-3.5 must have a parent/guardian attend. F 3/16 9:30-10:30A $9 157713-1

Easter Eggstravaganza

Go on an Easter egg hunt, make crafts, read stories, play games and have a fun snack! Bring your Easter basket with your name on it! PLEASE NOTE: Parents of 2-3.5 year olds are required to attend and participate! F 3/30 9:30-11:00A $12 257804-1

May Day Party

Celebrate the tradition of May Day! We will make May Day baskets to keep or deliver to your friends or neighbors, share a story, dance outside around a May Pole (weather permitting) and have a spring snack. Please note: Children ages 2-3.5 must have a parent/guardian attend. Tu 5/1 9:30-10:30A $9 257805-1


and Early Childhood Programs

A high quality, state-licensed, comprehensive preschool program for your 3 to 5 year old that includes a balance of play-based, child-directed discovery and teacher-led, small group activities. Kindergarten-readiness is ensured through the encouragement of self-regulation, critical thinking, and problem solving skills.

Registration for Fall 2018 Begins Feb 1st

The program follows the Colorado Early Learning & Development Guidelines to build curriculum in the following content areas: l Physical Development & Health l Social & Emotional Development l English Language & Literacy Development l Cognitive Development (Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Creative Arts, and Logic & Reasoning)

NEW!

Early Learners Preschool & Kindergarten Prep Series

Children get the hands-on experience they need to start school with excitement. These targeted prep classes focus on the social-emotional AND academic skills they need to take their love of learning to the next level. One adult per child is welcome to stay but is encouraged to initiate the "drop-off" process. Children are not required to be fully toilet trained; however, caregivers must remain on-site as restrooms are located outside the classroom. Min/Max: 4/8 Location: Tiny Tot Room AM classes are for age: 2-3.5; PM classes are for age: 3.5-5 “Count”down to Preschool: Early math skills are learned through matching, sorting, stacking, and of course, counting. A variety of child-directed opportunities will give them a sense of independence as they navigate their first classroom. Tu 9:30-11:00am 4/3-4/24 $42 255018-1

Rhythm & Ruckus: Learning to sit at circle time is now something to look forward to! Through music, dance, drumming, and making noise, children will practice taking turns, sharing stories, and getting to know their new friends. F 9:30-11:00am 4/6-4/27 $42 255018-3

Explorer Pre-K Prep: The journey to Kindergarten is full of action and discovery. Children will focus on working together to complete a variety of tasks & projects that will prepare them for making individual choices in a group setting. Tu 1:00-2:30pm 4/3-4/24 $48 255018-2

“STEAM” Engineers: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Math concepts are taught through independent and team-structured, openended activities. Opportunities for planning, design, trial-and-error, & experimentation abound. *$6 supply fee due to instructor at 1st class. F 1:00-2:30pm 4/6-4/27 $48 255018-4

SMALL FRIES PRESCHOOL, MINI-CAMPS

Small Fries Preschool

Small Fries Preschool Level

Age

Days

Times

Spring 2018 Session Fee

Preschool

3-4

T/Th

9:00-11:30A

$518

Preschool

3-4

T/Th

12:30-3:00P

$518

Pre-K

4-5

M/W/F

9:00-11:30A

$832

Pre-K

4-5

M/W/F

12:30-3:00P

$832

* An annual, non-refundable Registration Fee of $30 per child is due at enrollment. Session fees are paid in full at start of the session or may be broken down into monthly tuition payments due on the 1st of each month during the session.

• The Spring 2018 Session runs January 8 through May 25, 2018, and generally follows the Thompson School District calendar for district-wide holidays, breaks, and other closures. • Openings for the Spring 2018 session are limited. Please call (970) 962-2467 for information. • Registration for the Fall 2018-Spring 2019 school year begins February 1, 2018 and must be done in-person at the Chilson Center. • All cancellations require written notice 4 weeks in advance in order to avoid incurring full tuition charges.

Spring Break Mini-Camps for ages 3-5*

Supplement your child's year-round preschool experience or try out our school year-round program before enrolling in an upcoming session. A small, healthy snack is served in each class. Explore the changing seasons through nature discovery, scavenger hunts & sensory play. Come prepared for indoor & outdoor play. All children must be fully toilet-trained. Min/Max: 4/8 *M/W/F classes are for Pre-K students (ages 4-5) T/Th classes are for preschool students (age 3) Dont Miss: Class times: 9:30-11:30am Summer Session Preschool M,W,F 3/12, 3/14, 3/16 $36 155027-1 Mini-Camps COMING SOON! Tu,Th 3/13, 3/15 $24 155027-2

Visit CityofLoveland.org/SmallFries for more information or call (970) 962-2467 to schedule a tour today!


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Chilson Center SPRING BREAK PASSES

Chilson Recreation Center

ON SALE FEB 19TH

Spring Break

PASSES

Passes are good for UNLIMITED use of the Chilson Recreation Center during Spring Break:

March 10 - 18 The following rates apply: Youth = $12 Adult = $17 Call 970-962-2FUN for more information 700 E 4th Street • Loveland, CO • 970-962-2FUN • CityofLoveland.org/Chilson

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Why should fairies have all the fun? Create your own mermaid garden in this camp! Campers will create a miniature mermaid world, including a seashell house, sandy beach, fused glass fish, paint a pottery mermaid & seahorse friend, plus much more. Min/Max: 1/10. Location: Artisan You!, 405 E 7th Street Instructor: Janna Flores Age: 5-12 M-F

3/12-3/16

10:00A-12:00P

$115

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This new youth art series will develop your understanding of the elements and principles of art while laying a foundation to develop creativity and abilities as artists. We will look at various artists, cultures, unique art forms with a focus on various mediums and styles (watercolor, chalk & oil pastels, printmaking and collage) to create imaginative one-of-a-kind art works. Artists will have the opportunity to incorporate some special winter pieces. $6 supply fee is due at 1st class. Min/Max: 4/10 Location: Oak Instructor: Marina Babcock Th

Experience one of these workshops to work in acrylic paint or pastels and create your own art. The workshops offer structured lessons in a fun and creative environment. Emphasis will be on drawing & blending and techniques & composition. No prior experience necessary. $10 supply fee is due to at 1st class. Min/Max: 4/10. Location: Oak Instructor: Doreen Thurston Age: 8-13

Conversation Hearts

Art for Youth

Grade: Kinder-3rd

Youth Painting or Pastel Workshops

*No Class 3/15

3/1-4/5*

Grade: 4th & up Th 4/12-5/10

4:30- 6:00P

$40

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4:30- 6:00P

$40

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Paint a collage of bright and colorful conversation hearts using acrylics and then add your favorite words or phrases. Yours to keep or give as a Valentine gift! Sa

Students concentrate on the basics of hand-built stoneware pottery, including various methods of forming pieces, glazing techniques, firing, tools and more! Returning students may be able to work on more advanced techniques. Fees include recycled clay and all glazing/firing costs. Min/Max: 4/8. Instructor: Carolyn Pearce Age: 7-16 *No Class 3/13 Tu

3/6-4/17*

4:30-6:00P

$66

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Food for Life: Kids Nutrition & Cooking Camp

Poor diet and lack of exercise put today's children at greater risk for heart disease, diabetes and cancer later in life. A foundation for healthy eating is needed to lessen the risk for chronic diseases. The curriculum highlights the positives of the four food groups (whole grains, legumes, fruits and vegetables) in the Power Plate. Kids will learn about nutrition and how to cook some healthy recipes in each class. Students may sign up for the full camp ($69) or for individual days ($19 each). Min/Max: 6/20 Location: Party Room Instructor: Sapna Von Reich Age: 6-12

1:00-3:00P

$17

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Easter Egg Collage

Have fun painting a collage of Easter eggs using acrylic paint. Make them your own with unique egg designs. Sa

3/17

1:00-3:00P

$17

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Colorado Sunsets

Learn to draw a landscape scene with pastels. Colorado's majestic mountains, towering trees and gorgeous sunsets will be our subject matter. Th

Youth Pottery

2/3

Youth & Teen LEISURE INTERESTS - ART

Spring Break Mermaid Garden Camp

3/22

4:30-6:30P

$17

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Colorful Seahorses

Paint a bright, colorful and larger-than-life seahorse using acrylic paint. Be creative to make a one of a kind abstract seahorse. Sa

4/7

1:00-3:00P

$17

258816-4

Sa

5/5

1:00-3:00P

$17

258816-5

Pastel Butterflies

Butterflies are one of the most delicate creatures in nature and come in a variety of colors and wing designs. Children will choose a butterfly and design their very own pastel art piece. Sa

4/21

1:00-3:00P

$17

258816-2

Sa

5/19

1:00-3:00P

$17

258816-3

All Sessions Tu-F

5/29-6/1

10:00A-12:00P

$69

260850-1

10:00A-12:00P

$19

260850-2

10:00A-12:00P

$19

260850-3

10:00A-12:00P

$19

260850-4

$19

260850-5

Bang-up Breakfasts Tu

5/29

In-between Meals & Sweeter Deals W

5/30

Rainbow Lunches Th

5/31

Digging These Dinners F

6/1

10:00A-12:00P


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Youth & Teen LEISURE INTERESTS - MUSIC 32

Beginning Harmonica

Guitar & Harmonica Classes

Location: Tiny Tot Rm Instructor: Jeff Hoffman For information on recommended book & needed supplies, please email Jeff at: [email protected]

Beginner Acoustic Guitar

Learn how easy and fun it is to play acoustic guitar! Learn a few basic chords using right-handed finger strumming to play familiar songs. Jeff will show you several left-hand chord change techniques to give your playing some variety. Please bring your own guitar. Min/Max: 4/10 No previous experience required. Age: 10+ M

3/26-4/23

6:30-7:30P

$44

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Introduction to Acoustic Guitar: Level 2

This is a class for players with some previous guitar-playing experience or those who attended the Intro to Acoustic Guitar Level 1 class. We will learn more chords and right-hand finger-style picking patterns. Jeff will introduce what is termed improvisation, using the chord change skills we're learning combined with the variety of right-hand picking techniques. Don't worry, this is fun not rocket science! Min/Max: 4/8 Prerequisite: Beginning Guitar Age: 10+ *No class 5/28 M

2/12-3/12

6:30-7:30P

$44

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M

4/30-6/4*

6:30-7:30P

$44

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Learn to play this fun instrument with many musical applications. Start with learning single notes on all holes to begin to play very easy songs and build skills as you go. Playing harmonica will help you to increase your oxygen intake and more. See how breathing can turn into music! Min/Max: 4/10. Instructor: Jeff Hoffman Age: 10+ M

3/26-4/23

7:45-8:45P

$44

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Hand Drumming with Nancy Brauhn-Curnes

Allow Nancy of Djembe Jive to share her passion of drumming with you! Basic strikes and 3-4 part rhythms will be taught through interactive and enthusiastic drumming sessions. Drumming can provide many benefits, including: increased focus, memory and the reduction of tension, anxiety and stress. Most importantly, it is just plain fun! No experience or musical background required. Drums and percussion equipment provided at class. Website: LetsDrumNow.com. Min/Max: 3/20. Location: Tiny Tot Room Age: 17+ Drop in fee is $12/class for sessions 3-6 *No Class 3/13 Level 1 Tu Tu Tu Tu

2/6-2/27 3/6-3/27* 4/3-4/24 5/8-5/29

7:00-8:00P 7:00-8:00P 7:00-8:00P 7:00-8:00P

$40 $30 $40 $40

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Level 2 - Prerequisite: Level 1 *No Class 3/13 Tu Tu Tu Tu

2/6-2/27 3/6-3/27* 4/3-4/24 5/8-5/29

5:45-6:45P 5:45-6:45P 5:45-6:45P 5:45-6:45P

$40 $30 $40 $40

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STEM LEGO® Monster Trucks Workshop

YEL PreK Extreme Engineers

Ratchet up your imagination with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build an engineer-designed monster truck project. Then use special pieces to create your own unique design and race them! Students in each age range class will be challenged accordingly. All supplies provided. Min/Max: 8/16 Location: Party Room Age: 5-7

Location: Party Room Info: YouthEnrichmentLeague.com LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs.

Build a race car, blender, see-saw and more using LEGO® duplo bricks and LEGO® bricks. YEL PreK Engineering classes challenge every aspect of your child's inner-innovator. Students use projects to investigate the basic engineering concepts of gears, wheels and axles, pulleys and levers. Min/Max: 6/16 Age: 4-5 M

3/26-4/30

9:30-10:30A

$84

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YEL Extreme STEM: Wheels & Racers

YEL! STEM class follows four basic components. Teach It! Each class students are taught the basic STEM engineering concepts behind each project. Build It! Students use LEGO® bricks to build a lawn mower, rolling conveyor, and design multiple race cars. Explore It! They use the project to explore basic engineering concepts - this session is focused on wheels and axles concepts. Play It! They play with their project, modify it, create extensions and have fun working with it. Min/Max: 6/12 Age: 5-9 W

3/21-4/25

5:00- 6:00P

$84

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YEL STEM Architects

STEM Enrichment using LEGO® bricks for the 21st Century learner. Teach It! Each class students are taught the basic STEM engineering concepts behind each project. Build It! Students use LEGO® bricks to build motorized suspension bridges, deck chair and a draw bridge. Explore It! They use the project to explore basic engineering concepts - this session is focused on architectural concepts. Play It! They play with their project, modify it, create extensions and have fun working with it. Min/Max: 6/20 Age: 6-10 M

3/26-4/30

5:00- 6:00P

$84

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Ultimate Babysitter's Boot Camp

w/Play-Well TEKnologies

F Age: 8-12 F

3/16

9:00A-12:00P

$32

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3/16

1:00- 4:00P

$32

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Fencing

Join this fast growing Olympic sport. YEL! Fencing class follows four components: Teach It! Hall of Fame Olympic Fencing Coach Ro Sobalvarro crafts our lessons and curriculum. Practice It! Students practice fencing moves or concepts, rotate partners and repeat. Move It! Students mock-fence using only the moves taught so far. Play It! 10-15 minutes each class students fence with multiple fencers at their skill level. May include an in-class tournament. Equipment provided. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with YEL! Min/Max: 6/20 Location: Hickory Age: 7-10 Su 3/25-5/13 Age: 11-18 Su

3/25-5/13

3:00- 4:00P

$137

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4:15- 5:45P

$184

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Youth & Teen LEGO®, STEM, FENCING, SKATE

LEGO® Camps w/Youth Enrichment League

SkateStart for Ages 5-12

A helmet and proper shoes are required to skate. SkateStart skateboards are provided for camp days. Bring a water bottle. Snacks provided by Clif Kids and sunscreen by Sun Bum. Visit SkateStart.com for more information. Instructor: Patrick O'Toole

Level 1 Camp

Learn the basics of skateboarding using the patented SkateStart Skateboard, including proper foot placement and riding technique. Board & helmet provided for use during class time. Min/Max: 4/8 Location: Mehaffey Skate Rink Age: 6-14 Th

3/15

9:00-10:30A

$50

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Babysitter's Boot Camp is a comprehensive skills-based class for youth 11 to 16 years old looking to be great babysitters! Topics covered include business and leadership principles, discipline, communication, safe play and basic care for infants and children. Disaster preparedness, preventing accidents, recognizing and responding to emergencies, infant and child CPR, choking and basic first aid. Students receive a certification for babysitting by the American Safety and Health Institute. Min/Max: 6/20 Location: Tiny Tot Rm Instructor: Front Range Response Age: 11-16 Tu

2/20

8:30A-5:00P

$75

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F

3/2

8:30A-5:00P

$75

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Sa

4/14

8:30A-5:00P

$75

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F

5/18

8:30A-5:00P

$75

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Youth DAY CAMPS

ADVENTURE BOUND DAY CAMPS at the Chilson Recreation Center

Keep your 1st-6th grader happy and engaged in our FULL-DAY camp programs. The camp room opens at 7:30am and closes at 5:30pm, with structured camp activities and off-site excursions from 8:30am-4:30pm. More information online at CityofLoveland.org/ABDC or call (970) 962-2487 with questions.

SCHOOL DAYS OUT

Spend school days out at the Chilson Center! Crafts and games, swimming, and enrichment activities will keep brains and bodies actively engaged in a healthy dose of FUN! More information on daily activity schedules, program policies, and online camper Enrollment Profiles available at the time of registration. Friday 3/2 $42 156037-2

SPRING BREAK DAY CAMP

Spend your Spring Break at the Chilson Center. Enjoy a week filled with on-site crafts & games, Chilson Center enrichment activities, and one full-day field trip! More information on daily activity schedules, program policies, and online camper Enrollment Profiles available at the time of registration. Fees: $84 (T/Th); $120 (M/W/F); $180 (M-F) 2-Day (T/Th) 3/13 & 3/15 3-Day (M/W/F) 3/12, 3/14, 3/16 5-Day (M-F) 3/12-3/16

$84 $120 $180

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SUMMER DAY CAMP Week-long camps for kids entering grades 1-6 Our state-licensed summer day camp is a unique combination of traditional camp activities such as arts & crafts, games, songs & skits, sports & swimming, weekly field trips, and enrichment activities. We’ll take full advantage of various Loveland facilities on a weekly basis including swimming at Winona Pool. More info on weekly field trip activities and destinations available on registration forms.

Weekly Sessions for Summer 2018

2 Days

3 Days

5 Days

Day

Date

T/Th

M/W/F

M-F

W-F

5/30-6/1*

N/A

356001-03

N/A

M-F

6/4-6/8

356002-02

356002-03

356002-05

M-F

6/11-6/15

356003-02

356003-03

356003-05

M-F

6/18-6/22

356004-02

356004-03

356004-05

M-F

6/25-6/29

356005-02

356005-03

356005-05

M/Tu Th/F

7/2-7/3* 7/5-7/6*

356006-02 (M/Tu)

356006-03 (Th/F)

N/A

M-F

7/9-7/13

356007-02

356007-03

356007-05

M-F

7/16-7/20

356008-02

356008-03

356008-05

M-F

7/23-7/27

356009-02

356009-03

356009-05

M-F

7/30-8/3

356010-02

356010-03

356010-05

M-F

8/6-8/10

356011-02

356011-03

356011-05

M/W Tu/Th

8/13 & 8/15* 8/14 & 8/16*

356012-02 (Tu/Th)

356012-03 (M/W)

N/A

* No camp held 5/28-5/29, 7/4, or 8/17

Registration Forms can be picked up at the Chilson Recreation Center Front Desk or downloaded online at CityofLoveland.com/ABDC in mid-January, and can be submitted in person at the Chilson Front Desk beginning 2/1. Weekly Fees 2-day (T/Th): $84 3-day (M/W/F): $120 5-day (M-F): $180

Register only for the days/weeks your child will attend.

A $30 non-refundable registration fee is due at the time of enrollment. This fee covers the cost of a t-shirt (to be worn on all off-site field trips), daily use of Rocky Mountain Sunscreen (SPF 50+), access to online CampDoc enrollment profiles, & administrative costs for household account management including registrations, transfers, and cancellations/withdrawals. A $25 deposit for each week your child will attend is due at the time of registration. The remainder due per week must be paid in full at least 2 weeks in advance. Transfers may be allowed if available. Cancellations are subject to forfeiture of deposit.

Has your camper outgrown our traditional camp programs?

Check out our trips for pre-teens and teens on page 35 and look in our summer Leisure Times Activity Guide for full-week camp options & single day trips for 6th-12th graders!

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Youth & Teen DAY TRIPS

YOUTH DAY TRIPS Day Trips for Teens, ages 13-16 with Colorado Youth Adventures A collaborative teen experience through the Colorado Parks & Recreation Association (CPRA) and the Loveland Parks and Recreation Department. Your teen will join local friends and teens from recreation districts around Colorado for some extreme fun! Transportation from the Chilson Recreation Center to & from destinations is provided, along with admission to all activities and supervision throughout the day. Additional waivers may be required depending on the trip. Packing lists & trip details will print on registration receipts. Min/Max: 4/10 More Information: CityofLoveland.org/Teens Times Vary Based on Trip (usually between 8am-5pm) M

2/19

Paint Party, Lunch, & a Movie (Arvada)

$42

156027-2

Su

3/11

Colorado Eagles Hockey Game

$30

156027-3

Su

4/15

Under Sea Adventure (Denver Aquarium)

$85

256027-1

Sa

5/12

Rock Climbing Trip (Garden of the Gods)

$30

256027-2

Youth Snow Tube Trip, Grades 3-8 Spend the day at a small, family-owned ranch resort in Red Feather, CO with the following amenities: • • • • •

Outdoor Broom Hockey Ice Skating 13 Snow Tubing Runs Warming Hut Bonfire to keep you warm while roasting marshmallows for hot cocoa!

All needed equipment is available on-site and included in trip fee. Helmets are recommended, but you must bring your own. Min/Max: 6/20 Grade: 3-8 Tu

2/20

8:30A-5:30P

$50

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Pediatric Dentistry of Loveland Dr. Louis Gerken •

Dr. Katherine Galm

• New Patients Welcome • Free Exam for Children Under 3 • Sedation Dentistry

Dental Care for Infants, Children and Adolescents 2800 Madison Square Dr., Suite 1 Loveland, CO 80538

(970) 669-7711 www.tropicalteeth.com Paid advertisement


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Youth & Adult - OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

Try Scuba!

Give scuba diving a try under the direct supervision of an SSI Certified Dive Leader from High Plains Scuba. 30 minutes of classroom time is followed by up to an hour in the Chilson Center pool. All equipment is provided. After enrolling, you MUST CALL High Plains Scuba at 970-493-8562 to reserve equipment sizes and complete the required paperwork. Min/Max: 3/6 Instructor: Ashley Fenno Age: 10+ Sa

3/10

5:00-6:30P

$30

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Sa

5/12

5:00-6:30P

$30

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Stand Up Paddle Boarding in the Chilson Pool All equipment is provided. Ages: 12+ Min/Max: 3/6 Questions? Call Frank Furlott at (970) 667-2922.

April 30-May 6, 2018

presented by Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood Screen-Free Week is a perfect time to step outside of commercially driven media culture & connect with yourself, your neighbors, & your environment. A few ideas include:

SUP for Beginners

Learn the basics of stand up paddle boarding in a controlled environment, including positioning, paddle techniques, and more. Sa

2/17

5:30-6:30P

$45

153031-2

Sa

3/24

5:30-6:30P

$45

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Sa

4/21

5:30-6:30P

$45

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• Learn a new skill - take a class at the Chilson Center, Loveland Public Library, or Loveland Museum! • Go for a walk or ride your bike - there are over 17 miles of recreational trails that loop around the City of Loveland! • Host a neighborhood potluck - block party style!

SUP Yoga

Try your favorite yoga routines on the water as you build balance, coordination, endurance, and body strength. Sa

2/3

5:30-6:30P

$45

153031-3

Sa

3/3

5:30-6:30P

$45

153031-4

Sa

4/7

5:30-6:30P

$45

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Sa

5/5

5:30-6:30P

$45

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• Go on a picnic - visit the new playground at Sunnyside Park!

Visit ScreenFree.org for more information.

2nd Annual Loveland Parks and Recreation

2017 Grand Prize Winner Submitted by: Jamie Barbaccia Holmes

• Submit up to 5 photos taken at any Loveland Parks & Recreation amenity •5 Categories: Parks, Open Lands/Trails, Recreation, Golf, Landscape/Wildlife/Nature • All photos have the possibility of being used in Parks & Rec publications & promotions •winners selected for each category+ a grand prize winner for the best overall photo

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Instructor Jim Merriott is an accredited instructor with hunting certifications through Colorado Parks & Wildlife and the National Rifle Association. All students under 16 years old must be accompanied by an adult mentor (not required to enroll, but must attend all sessions). DO NOT BRING PERSONAL FIREARMS TO CLASS.

Wilderness & Remote First Aid

What if you, a friend, or loved one sustained an injury while in a remote area with no cell phone coverage? This class emphasizes practical techniques such as how to make a stretcher using materials found at the scene and much more: CPR, choking emergencies, tourniquet application, and triage techniques, using a pulse oximeter and glucometer and basic first aid. 2 year certification meets OSHA and Colorado Fish and Wildlife Division requirements. All supplies included. Please bring lunch. More Info: FarOutFirstAid.com Min/Max: 3/14 Location: Chilson Instructor: Wayne Smart Age: 11+ Sa

Hunter Education

Hunter Safety Certification is required to obtain a Colorado Hunting License if you were born after 1/1/1949. Review State & Federal regulation with emphasis on firearm safety, wildlife conservation, hunter responsibility and basic survival skills. Successful completion of classroom testing and required live range firing awards participants with CO "Orange Card". Classroom portion meets Saturday from 9am-5pm at the Chilson Center. Details for meeting at the firing range on Sunday are provided in class. Min/Max: 2/30 Location: Oak Age: 10+ Sa,Su

2/10-2/11

9:00A-5:00P

$10

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Sa,Su

3/10-3/11

9:00A-5:00P

$10

153002-3

Sa,Su

4/14-4/15

9:00A- 5:00P

$10

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Sa,Su

5/12-5/13

9:00A- 5:00P

$10

253002-2

Bow Hunting Certification

Class reviews State & Federal Bow Hunting Regulations and learning objectives including safety and responsibility, wildlife identification & conservation, proper bow selection, shot placement & recovery techniques, and big game recovery. Successful completion awards participants with CO "Green Card." Min/Max: 5/30 Age: 10+ Sa

3/3

9:00A-5:00P

$10

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Fishing Loveland Open Lands

Appropriate for all levels of angling skill and geared toward all ages, three stations at Rivers Edge Natural Area will provide basic skills advice from members of the Loveland Fishing Club, collecting and identifying aquatic insects (find out what the fish are eating!) with Open Lands volunteers, and information on accessing rivers and ponds in the Loveland area. Participants may visit the stations at their own pace. Perfect for groups including Scouts earning badges. Contact Michele Van Hare at (970) 962-2643 for more information. Min/Max: 15/50 Age: All ages Cost: FREE Sa

4/28

8:00-10:00A

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9:00A-5:30P

$69

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First Aid/CPR/AED

Standard First Aid/CPR/AED for Adult, Child and Infant will be taught. Certification from Emergency Care Safety Institute issued day of class is recognized by local, state and federal agencies and is valid for 2 years. Meets employment and day care providers needs. $10 supply fee is due at class. Min/Max: 6/20 Location: Tiny Tot Room Instructor: Mark Rosoff Age: 12+ Sa

2/10

9:00A-5:00P

$67

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Sa

4/7

9:00A-5:00P

$67

260852-1

Professional CPR

The American Heart Association class/certification meets all requirements for medical professionals. Skills testing and written test is required for Adult, Child, Infant, 1 & 2 rescuer techniques, use of barrier mask, AED. Certification is valid for 2 years. Please arrive NO LATER than 5:15pm, even if coming for recertification. $10 supply fee is due at class. Min/Max: 6/20 Location: Tiny Tot Room Instructor: Mark Rosoff Age: 12+ W

3/14

5:15-9:15P

$67

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W

5/16

5:15-9:15P

$67

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Lifeguard Certification

Learn the basics of lifeguard skills. First Aid and CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer included. All participants must participate and complete pre-requisite prior to class. Pre-requisite: 300 yard continuous swim using front crawl, breaststroke or combination of both, retrieve a 10lb brick from bottom of pool, and tread water for two minutes. Min/Max: 5/15 Location: Chilson Pool Age: 15+ W, F

5/9-5/19

& Sa

4:00-9:00P

$82

203001-01

9:00A-6:00P

Waterfront Lifeguard Certification

Learn the skills and knowledge needed to prevent and respond to emergencies in non-surf, open-water areas found at public parks, resorts, summer camps and campgrounds. Pre-Requisite: 550 yard continuous swim using front crawl and breaststroke. Must have current American Red Cross Lifeguarding certification. Min/Max: 5/15 Location: North Lake Park Swim Beach Age: 15+ Sun


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OUTDOOR EDUCATION & CERTIFICATION

Outdoor Education and Certification Classes

5/20

9:00A-1:00P

$49

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287 £ ¤

BOYD LAKE NORTH

Legend

k

*

Open for Public Access 57th St

Loveland Open Lands Parks & Golf Courses

Wilson Ave

Existing Recreation Trail Proposed Trails (approx) Soft-surface Trails Trail Underpass

43rd St

EMERALD GLEN

Big Thompson River Canals & Ditches

BOYD LAKE STATE PARK

LOVELAND

29th St

*

Boyd Lake

22nd St

*

MEADOWBROOK

*

OXBOW

Lake Loveland

Eisenhower Blvd

34 £ ¤

*

*

*

DEVIL'S BACKBONE OPEN SPACE

MOREY WILDLIFE RESERVE

BOYD LAKE SOUTH

34 £ ¤

Big Thompson Riv er

MARIANA BUTTE

*

S Lincoln Ave

( !

Horseshoe Lake

N Garfield Ave

Other Open Lands

Taft Ave

OPEN LANDS

CITY OF LOVELAND OPEN LANDS & NATURAL AREAS

*

NAMAQUA NATURAL AREA

*

COTTONWOOD RUN RIVER'S EDGE

0

1st St

0.5

±

Mile

*

Boedecker Lake

OLD ST. LOUIS KING'S CROSSING

*

* 14th St SE Sources: Esri, USGS, NOAA

Open Lands & Trails

Spring Programs & Volunteer Opportunities

RESIZE

PEEPs Preschool Environmental Education Programs 3rd Thurs of each month

Grades K-5 Environmental Education School Field Trips Registration now open for spring dates

Volunteer Training for Environmental Educators Week of March 19

Trail Host Volunteer Training To be scheduled in June

Call (970) 962-2643 for info

Visit: Offero.CityofLoveland.org for more details & to sign up!

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CityofLoveland.org/OpenLands


Boyd Lake

OPEN LANDS

Wildlife Viewing

Leashed Dogs Only

Belly Boat Fishing

ADA Fishing Access

Fishing

Concrete Recreation Trail

Soft Surface Trail Hiking/Biking

Interpretive Signs

Information Kiosk

Picnic Shelter/Table

Restrooms

Parking

NATURAL AREA

AMENITIES/RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES

(State Parks Partnership)

6500 N. County Rd. 11C

Cottonwood Run

Taft-Wilson along Big Thompson River

Devils Backbone (Cty.Partnership) 1725 Hidden Valley Drive

Emerald Glen

Wilson Ave. & 43rd Street

King’s Crossing 990 S. Lincoln Ave.

Mariana Butte

701 Clubhouse Drive

Meadowbrook

2000 Cascade Avenue

Morey Wildlife Reserve 5439 Cedar Valley Drive

Namaqua (and Park)

816 N. Cty. Rd. 19E (Namaqua Rd.)

Old St. Louis

1010 S. St. Louis Ave.

Oxbow

1135 Rossum Drive

River’s Edge

960 W. First Street

Round Mountain 1211 W. Highway 34

Closed Until June 2018

Introducing “OFFERO" Registration Offero.CityofLoveland.org In Offero online you can: • Search for guided hikes, programs, events & volunteer opportunities • Sign up to participate in Open Lands programs & events • Apply to be an Open Lands and Trails Volunteer • Request a special program for your group or school field trip


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LEISURE INTERESTS - Pottery & Art

Hand-Building Workshop

In the Pottery Studio

Create hand-built pieces for the home or gift-giving using slab and coil construction. Find your inner creativity to produce wall art, home decor and serving dishes. Surface texture, design and glazing techniques will be taught to complete your one-of-a-kind heirloom pieces. Min/Max: 4/8. Instructor: Rena Stuck Age: 16+


W

3/28-4/18

3:00-5:00P

$58

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Saturday Open Studio

Clay for Preschoolers

Spend quality time with your little one as you both learn hand building techniques such as roll, slab, pinch and coil. Your preschooler develops fine motor skills and creative expression while you create tangible memories that will last a lifetime. Fees include recycled clay & all glaze/firing costs. All projects will be completed stoneware to take home. Min/Max: 3/6. Instructor: Carolyn Pearce Age: 3-5 Tu

3/20-4/17

10:00-11:00A

$38

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Youth Pottery

Students concentrate on the basics of hand-built stoneware pottery, including various methods of forming pieces, glazing techniques, firing, tools and more! Returning students may be able to work on more advanced techniques. Fees include recycled clay and all glazing/firing costs. Min/Max: 4/8. Instructor: Carolyn Pearce Age: 7-16 *No Class 3/13 Tu

3/6-4/17*

4:30-6:00P

$66

263001-1

As an intermediate or experienced potter, you may attend as many of these open studio times as you would like. An instructor will be present to assist you with your own projects or give you ideas to start something new, however no formal instruction will be provided. Clay may be purchased for an additional fee. Kiln firings will be scheduled around all other scheduled classes - studio pieces will not receive priority firings. Min/Max: 4/8 Instructor: Shanel Cass-Caskey Age: 13+ Sa

3/24-4/28

11:00A-1:00P

$85

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Pottery Lab

Students currently enrolled in one of our pottery classes can take this opportunity to work on projects outside of actual class time. An instructor will be available for supervision only - there is no class format or direct instruction provided. Projects started outside of primary class time will not receive priority firing. YOU MUST BE ENROLLED IN A CURRENT POTTERY CLASS in order to register for lab nights. Min/Max: 2/8. Instructor: Jack Hamill Age: 13+ Tu

4/10-5/8

6:15-8:15P

$6/day

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Intro to Hand/Wheel

Learn to transform a lump of clay into a finished pottery piece. Instruction includes throwing on the wheel, hand building with slabs and extruded pieces, decorating and glazing techniques. Min/Max: 4/8. Instructor: Judy Petersen Age: 13+ Th

4/5-5/10

1:00-3:30P

$90

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Hand & Wheel - Intermediate/Advanced

Learn advanced throwing and hand building techniques. Improve your throwing skills and learn to make complicated forms such as large pieces, lidded jars and teapots. Wheels, slab roller and extruder are available for projects. Glazing and decorating techniques are covered. Min/Max: 4/8. Instructor: Judy Petersen Age: 16+ Th

4/5-5/10

9:00-11:30A

$90

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Exploring the Wheel

These classes are suitable for beginning students through advanced learners; learn how to throw on the wheel or refine your skills as you focus on making functional forms. Min/Max: 4/8 Instructor: Shanel Cass-Caskey Age: 13+

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Get Creative at Artisan You! Instructor: Janna Flores Location: Artisan You!, 405 E 7th Street

Beginners Fused Glass

Create a beautiful glass bowl of your own design in this beginner level class. The instructor will walk you through learning to cut glass and how to lay out a design. You will also learn a bit about the properties of fusible glass, how it reacts in the kiln and how to use this knowledge when creating a piece. Bowls will be kiln fired and ready to pick up 10 days after class. Min/Max: 1/8 Age: 16+ Sa

2/3

10:30A-12:30P

$45

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Ceramic Painting: Tulips in a Pitcher

Nothing says spring like tulips, and this plate will bring a colorful dash of spring to your table! In this class you will learn how to transfer a paper pattern to a ceramic piece. This class will also cover shading, use of brushes and sponge painting. Plates will be kiln-fired and ready to pick up one week after class. Min/Max: 1/6 Age: 16+

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3/19-4/23

6:00-8:00P

$75

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3/10

1:30-4:00P

$35

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3/23-4/27

6:00-8:00P

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3/29

6:30-9:00P

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Do you love the look of watercolor paint and paintings? Are you curious about other types of water media, such as acrylic or gouache? Let's start with watercolor and explore the wonderful potential for this very versatile media. We then will explore the enormous range of ability of acrylic paint. Gouache paint is another very fun water media, but much more controllable. See receipt for supplies needed for class. Min/Max: 5/12 Location: Cherry Instructor: Gretchen Norwalk Age: 18+ Day Date Time Fee SAC Class # W

3/7-3/28

2:00-4:00P

$37

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Using Art For Stress Relief

Learn how art can be used to help with stress relief. Several art techniques will be taught and practiced. All materials will be provided. No art experience or talent is required, just a willingness to explore and be creative! Workshop is lead by Ann Noble, MA, LPC, ATR. Ann is a Registered Art Therapist and a Licensed Professional Counselor. Min/Max: 5/15 Location: Party Room Instructor: Ann Noble Age: 18+ Th

2/8

2:00-4:00P

$25

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Food allergies? Please contact instructor in advance. Bring apron if you'd like to participate in cooking. $23 supply fee is due to the instructor at class.

Cooking Thai food is not complicated. You just need a little know how. Come join me, and I will show you cooking tips and tricks plus how to choose quality ingredients to make your meals taste great. Menu includes Pad Thai, fresh rolls (rice paper wrap), sweet chili sauce, and Thai iced tea. $12

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Thai Street Food

Thailand is one of the best places to find delicious, quick, cheap food at any time of the day. You will learn how to choose ingredients, prepare and cook them. Menu includes: satay BBQ marinated chicken, peanut curry sauce, cucumber salad and Thai iced tea. W

4/18

6:00- 8:30P

$12

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Thai Table

The uniqueness of Thai food is in the perfect balance of spicy, salty, sweet, sour, creamy or aromatic flavors. Our main entree, pineapple curry, combines several of these flavors. Menu includes: pineapple curry with coconut milk, stir-fried basil with minced chicken, special dipping sauce, Thai jasmine rice and Thai iced coffee. W

5/16

6:00- 8:30P

Healthy Ethiopian Dishes

Join us for this enjoyable and hands-on vegetarian Ethiopian cuisine class. You will have a chance to learn some basic cooking techniques and explore Ethiopian ingredients such as fresh herbs, grains and spices. Menu includes: Misir Wot (red lentils), Collard Gomen, Atkilt Wot (cabbage, carrot and potato stew), Duba Wot (butternut squash in berbere sauce) and teff flour crepe. Age: 12+

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2/20

6:00-8:15P

$35

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Plant-Based Cheese and Yogurt

Whether you are lactose intolerant, fighting high cholesterol or just looking for some healthy plant-based alternative to cheese and yogurt. Learn how to make homemade dairy-free milk, cheese and yogurt from scratch. Age: 16+

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Lunch Time in Bangkok

6:00-8:30P

Instructor: Sapna Von Reich

All food and supplies included unless otherwise noted. Location: Cherry Rm More info: SapnaVonReich.com

3/21

6:00-8:15P

$35

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Impress your family and friends with some exotic and fantastic Indian bread. Menu includes: spinach and mint bread, cauliflower and spiced chickpea flour bread, potato-stuffed bread and chai tea. Age: 16+

Min/Max: 4/12 Age: 18+ Instructor: Sim Suinn

2/21

Min/Max: 4/12

Homemade Indian Flatbreads

Thai Cooking!

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LEISURE INTERESTS - Art & Cooking

Watermedia Painting

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6:00-8:15P

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Gluten-Free Min/Max: 4/12 Age: 16+ Instructor: Sharon K Johns

Gluten-Free Semi-Homemade: Chebe

Gluten-free cooking does not have to be time consuming or expensive. You can also create great tasting meals using pre-packaged GF ingredients. Sharon will teach you how to bake with dry mixes by Chebe. With these mixes, plus fresh ingredients, we are going to make a variety of dishes that you can cook for your family in under an hour. Join us and see how quick, easy and healthy GF baking can be! $20 supply fee is due at class. Location: Cherry

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2/8

6:00-8:15P

$12

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Pasta - Gluten-Free and Good

Hungry family? Need a quick nutritious meal? I have the solution. In this class we are going to taste a variety of GF pastas from different manufacturers. Now is your chance to sample without spending money on noodles your family will not eat or busting your budget. In addition we will make homemade spaghetti sauce just for kicks. $25 supply fee is due at class. Location: Cherry

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6:00- 8:15P

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LEISURE INTERESTS - Technology

Drones - An Introduction

Topics covered include FAA laws and local ordinances, drone etiquette, manufacturers, models, and specifications. You will learn how to choose your drone, how to fly a drone using our computer simulator, how drones are being used commercially to make money and much more. Once you complete this course you will have the background necessary to take the Drone Piloting 101 course where you will fly a real commercial drone. Min/Max: 8/12 Location: Oak Instructor: Russ Gibbs Age: 16+ M

3/19

6:30-8:30P

$30

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4/2

6:30-8:30P

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Drone Piloting 101

In this hands-on course, you will fly a real DJI commercial drone! You will learn how to take aerial photos and video. We will demonstrate basic flying techniques, smart flight modes as well as autonomous flying. We strongly recommend taking the introductory course before signing up for this course Min/Max: 6/12 Location: Oak Instructor: Russ Gibbs Age: 16+ Sa 4/21 1:00-3:30P $30 260871-1

Intro to Streaming Audio on Your Device

Streaming audio delivers sound without the need to download files. In this class, we'll explore popular free and paid music services/ apps like Spotify, Google Play, Pandora and Apple Music, which use streaming to provide music on all types of devices. We'll also explore how to listen to local radio stations (without a radio) and introduce you to the vast world of podcasts. Min/Max: 6/20 Location: Oak Instructor: Diana DeBroh Age: 50+ M

3/19

1:30-3:30P

$20

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How to Use Uber and Other Ride Services

Need to catch a ride? You don't need to hail a taxi anymore. Use your smartphone to hire a driver and join the rapidly expanding world of ridesharing. We'll explore how ridesharing works, what's available locally, getting started, pricing, and safety. Bring your smartphone, and we'll get you started. (You will need to know your app store account info in order to download apps.) A handout will be provided. Min/Max: 6/20 Location: Oak Instructor: Diana DeBroh Age: 50+ M

4/2

1:00-2:30P

$20

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What is the Cloud and How Do I Use It?

Cloud computing services provide seamless access to all your important data files from wherever you are, not just on your home computer. We'll explore Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive and Apple iCloud. Class style is demonstration; a handout will be provided. Min/Max: 6/20 Location: Oak Instructor: Diana DeBroh Age: 50+ M

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4/16

1:30-3:30P

$20

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Facebook 101

Facebook lets you stay connected to family and friends online. However, getting started can be frustrating and intimidating. If you are new to Facebook or not yet on, this overview class will cover how the social media platform works, commonly used terms and the steps for setting up and accepting friend requests, commenting on posts, and managing your privacy settings. You are welcome to bring your smartphone, tablet or laptop to follow along, but a device is not required. A handout with detailed instructions will be provided. Min/Max: 6/20 Location: Oak Instructor: Diana DeBroh Age: 50+ M

5/7

1:30-3:30P

$20

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Beginning Digital Photography

Learn camera functions such as automatics, lens types, flash photography, aperture/shutter/ISO settings, depth of field and more! Tips and tricks on image composition and digital image editing are also covered. After-class assignments are encouraged. Weather permitting, class may be outside to provide hands-on learning opportunities. Weekly digital handouts on class topics. Bring a working digital camera and instruction manual to each class. Min/Max: 4/12 Location: Oak Instructor: Michael Schulze *No Class 3/14 Age: 16+ W

2/21-3/21*

6:30-7:30P

$34

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Who You Are Matters! Life Exploration

Fun exploration tool used to identify unique strengths, recognize who and what influences you and how to establish and obtain personal goals. Interactive discovery experience that sparks meaningful conversation, helps you connect the dots in your professional and personal life while learning with others. $5 book supply fee is due at class. Min/Max: 6/24 Location: Oak Instructor: Nicole Stansfield Age: 18+ M

3/5

9:00A-12:00P

FREE

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4/7

9:00A-12:00P

FREE

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4/26

6:30-9:30P

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5/14

9:00A12:00P

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Radio on the Road: Speaking of History Series Stories from the past by two women of the present. Katy Little and Gail Larsen share original radio scripts in a radio format from their “Speaking of History” programs on KRFC 88.9 FM in Fort Collins. This three part series consists of: A Miner’s Life, A Farmer’s Life & A Rancher’s Life. Katy and Gail bring to life the voices from oral histories, music history and personal stories relating to past experiences. You will have the opportunity to interact and share your stories with the radio hosts. Min/Max: 15/75 Location: Maple/Spruce Instructor: Katy Little Age: 18+ Th

3/29

1:30-3:00P

$3

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4/26

1:30-3:00P

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5/24

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Location: Tiny Tot Rm Instructor: Jeff Hoffman For information on recommended book & needed supplies, please email Jeff at: [email protected]

Beginner Acoustic Guitar

Learn how easy and fun it is to play acoustic guitar! Learn a few basic chords using right-handed finger strumming to play familiar songs. Jeff will show you several left-hand chord change techniques to give your playing some variety. Please bring your own guitar. No previous experience required. Min/Max: 4/10 Age: 10+ M 3/26-4/23 6:30-7:30P $44 259601-1

Introduction to Acoustic Guitar: Level 2

This is a class for players with some previous guitar-playing experience or those who attended the Intro to Acoustic Guitar Level 1 class. Learn more chords and right-hand finger-style picking patterns. Jeff will introduce what is termed improvisation, using the chord change skills we're learning combined with the variety of right-hand picking techniques. Don't worry, this is fun not rocket science! Min/Max: 4/8 Prerequisite: Beginning Guitar Age: 10+ *No class 5/28 M

2/12-3/12

6:30-7:30P

$44

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4/30-6/4*

6:30-7:30P

$44

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Beginning Harmonica

Learn to play this fun instrument with many musical applications. Start with learning single notes on all holes, to begin to play very easy songs, and build skills as you go. Playing harmonica will help you to increase your oxygen intake and more. See how breathing can turn into music! Min/Max: 4/10 Age: 10+ M

3/26-4/23

7:45-8:45P

$44

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Adult Hand Drumming

Allow Nancy of Djembe Jive to share her passion of drumming with you! Basic strikes and 3-4 part rhythms will be taught through interactive and enthusiastic drumming sessions. Drumming can provide many benefits, including: increased focus, memory & the reduction of tension, anxiety and stress. Most importantly, it is just plain fun! No experience or musical background required. Drums and percussion equipment provided at class. Min/Max: 3/20 Website: LetsDrumNow.com. Location: Tiny Tot Rm Instr: Nancy Brauhn-Curnes Drop-in fee $12 for sessions 3-6 Age: 17+ *No Class 3/13 Level 1 Tu

2/6-2/27

7:00-8:00P

$40

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3/6-3/27*

7:00-8:00P

$30

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4/3-4/24

7:00-8:00P

$40

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Tu

5/8-5/29

7:00-8:00P

$40

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2/6-2/27

5:45-6:45P

$40

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3/6-3/27*

5:45-6:45P

$30

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4/3-4/24

5:45-6:45P

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5:45-6:45P

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Always wanted to tap dance? Recent studies show that dancing is the best activity for keeping our brains active. Have FUN while exercising your body & brain. Beginner Level I Tap Basics: For anyone who has not danced with Sally. We will cover basic steps. Advanced Level II: For tappers with some recent experience, teacher's permission required. Moves faster, more complicated choreography. Location: Majestic Gathering Place, 315 E 4th St in Loveland. Min/Max: 6/15 Instructor: Sally Nibbelink Age: 21+ Beginning Day Date Time Fee SAC Class # Tu 4/10-5/22 11:15A-12:15P $56 $54 290017-1 Advanced Day Date Time Fee SAC Class # Tu 4/10-5/22 10:00-11:00A $56 $54 290017-2

Ballroom Dancing for Couples

Learn dance floor etiquette, basic foxtrot, some fun moves, and how to communicate with your partner. Min/Max: 10/30 Location: Aerobics/Dance Room Instructor: Greg Wendling Age: 18+ Fee is per couple *No Class 4/13 F

2/23-3/16

6:00-6:55P

$75

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3/30-4/27

6:00-6:55P

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5/4-6/1*

6:00-6:55P

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LEISURE INTERESTS - Music & Dance

Tap Dance - Level I & II

Guitar & Harmonica Classes

Country Two Step for Couples

Learn dance floor etiquette, basic two step, some fun moves and how to communicate with your partner. Min/Max: 5/30 Location: Aerobics/Dance Rm Instructor: Greg Wendling Age: 18+ Fee is per couple *No Class 4/13 F

2/23-3/16

7:00-7:55P

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7:00-7:55P

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5/4-6/1

7:00-7:55P

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Swing Dance for Couples

Learn dance floor etiquette, single-time swing steps, some fun moves and how to communicate with your partner. Min/Max: 5/30 Location: Aerobics/Dance Rm. Instructor: Greg Wendling Age: 18+ Fee is per couple *No Class 4/13 F

2/23-3/16

8:00-8:55P

$75

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3/30-4/27*

8:00-8:55P

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8:00-8:55P

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Continue to learn new line dances. Get exercise & socialize. Min/Max: 6/30. Location: Maple Rm. Instructor: Blanche Adams Age: 18+ Drop-In Fee: $5.75 or 4-Visit Pass for $23 ($21 w/SAC) Fridays 10:30A-12:00P DATES: 2/2-2/23; 3/2-3/30; 4/6-4/27

Looking for Youth Dance Classes? See Page 27 for Beginning Dance Basics, Ballet/Tap/Jazz Techniques, & Zumba Kids®

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LEISURE INTERESTS - Drop-In Sports

Drop-In Sports

Cruisin' Canvas Painting Party

Table Tennis for 50+

Experienced table tennis players are encouraged to join the fun! Pre-registration is not required. Bring your own paddle. Mon/Wed/Thurs 1:30-4:00P Fee: $1 donation suggested

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Volleyball for 50+

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2:00-4:00P

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Tues: 9:00-11:00A; Fri: 1:30-3:30P Fee: Adults (50+): $5.25* Seniors (62+): $4.00* *Daily Admission Fee to Chilson Center

Pickleball for 50+

A fun racquet sport that incorporates elements of badminton and tennis for two to four players. Use small composite or wooden paddles to hit a perforated plastic ball over the net. Played on a hard surface court smaller than a tennis court. Drop-in sessions are not instructional in nature. Participants need a working knowledge of rules, experience playing the game and must have their own paddle. Outdoor play exists during the summer at Mehaffey Park, Osborn Park, Centennial Park and Sunnyside Park. All skill levels/ages participate through a rotation of play. Mon: 1:30-3:30P; Tues: 6:00-9:00A Wed: 6:00A-1:00P; Thur: 1:30-3:30P Fri: 6:30-9:00P; Sun: 11:00A-1:30P Fee: Adults (50+): $5.25* Seniors (62+): $4.00* *Daily Admission Fee to Chilson Center

Billiards for 55+

Enjoy playing pool with other players. Pre-registration is not required. Mon-Fri: 8:00A-5:00P; Sat: 9:00A-12:00P Fee: Suggested donation 50¢

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A structured, fun class where participants will learn the fundamentals of this fast growing paddle sport. Learn the basic strokes, rules and scoring through a program of demonstrations, drills and practice. This class teaches key fundamentals & develops basic skills for players who wish to participate in the "Drop in Pickleball" sessions. All equipment provided. Min/Max: 5/8 Location: Large Gym. Instructor: Larry McGee Age: 50+ *No Class 5/13 Fee

Spanish Made Simple

Learn the basic needs as a tourist or business traveler in a Spanish speaking country. Read simple Spanish text, build vocabulary, and learn conversational skills. Basic grammatical facts are practiced. The book, Spanish Made Simple is recommended and will be discussed at the 1st class. Min/Max: 8/12 Location: Oak Instructor: Marjorie Swett Age: 50+ Tu 4/3-5/22 5:30-7:00P $65 291002-1

Communication Skills With Art and Games

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Be an artist for the day! Everything will be provided including the canvas, paint, refreshments, music and fun! Everyone will paint the same picture with instruction on how to create your very own Van Gogh. Bring along a friend for the afternoon! Min/Max: 8/24 Instructor: Tami Showers Age: 50+

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Discover positive communication skills, self-evaluation, facial expressions, body language, taste recognition, and listening skills. Learn more about these self-discovery items and other skills through art and games. Min/Max: 6/12 Location: Main Conference Rm Instructor: Sunny Pippin, MS, PPS, Play Therapy Age: 18+ Tu 4/3-4/24 1:30-3:30P $26 291033-1

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Interested in Black Jack, Roulette or Baccarat? Play these games, learn strategy, and incorporate advanced techniques to make your next gambling junket profitable. Haiko has been playing for many years and has had much luck with his winnings & would like to share his knowledge with you. Textbook: $25 payable to the instructor. Min/Max: 5/7 Location: Cherry Instructor: Haiko Eichler Age: 18+ Day Date Time Fee SAC Class # W 4/5-5/10 2:00-4:00P $8 $6 290001-1

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SPA SERVICES for All Ages

SPA SERVICES for all ages!

MASSAGE SERVICES

½ hour to 1½ hour by appointment Massage fees range: $30 - $85

Gay Koopman, LMT, BCTMB (970) 420-0505

Specialized massage services in i injury treatment, chronic pain management, sports massage, and prenatal/postpartum health. Mon: 10am-4:30pm; Tues: 1:45pm-6:30pm; 1st, 3rd, & 5th Thur: 9am-3pm

Joyce Meis, LMT (970) 691-3441 Specialized massage services in therapeutic, deep tissue, Swedish and prenatal; mini-spa treatments and chair massage. Wed: 9am-7pm; Thu: 4:30-7pm; Fri: 9am-12pm; 2nd & 4th Sat: 9am-12pm

Drop-in Chair Massage (in the lobby) 2nd & 4th Tues, 9am-12pm Chair Massage Fees: $1 per minute

SUMMER JOB ? SEASONAL

MEDICALLY BASED FOOT CARE SERVICES

Summer Positions Available at:

Toenail Care: $45 Fingernail Care: $11

Cindy Gross, RN (303) 651-5224

People with diabetes, neuropathy in the feet, peripheral vascular disease and those on blood thinners will benefit from this service. The most common issues treated are nail fungus, corns & calluses, ingrown and thickened toenails. Tues: 8:30am-1pm Services at Chilson Recreation/Senior Center 700 East Fourth Street, Loveland, CO


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Apply Early!

Winona Outdoor Pool Loveland Swim Beach Batting Cages Summer Day Camp

Also Hiring for: Chilson Positions Youth Athletic Coaches Tennis & Gymnastics Instructors Applications & Openings are Online:

CityofLoveland.org/Jobs

700 E 4th St • Loveland, CO • 970-962-2FUN

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Active Generation INFORMATION

Active Generation

Organizations/Clubs

CityofLoveland.org/ChilsonSeniorCenter

Chilson Senior Advisory Committee (CSAC) Meets the 2nd Thursday of every

(970) 962-2783 Participants MUST pre-register for Senior offerings

Chilson Senior Center Mission Statement

The Chilson Senior Center is a community focal point dedicated to offering fellowship in a friendly atmosphere for recreational, cultural, health & support services for senior adults. Five elements of the Center are Activity and Exercise Center, Hospitality, Learning & Teaching Opportunities, Recreation, and Information and Referral Services.

Senior Center Welcome & Orientation Join us for a “Get to Know You” presentation where we will provide information about the Senior Center and answer your questions. This is for all new guests and fitness participants or anyone who has questions about the Chilson Senior Center. Registration is not required. FREE Last Wednesday of each month, 11:45am-12:30pm Dates: 2/28, 3/28, 4/25, 5/30, 6/27 No July Date

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Registration Priority for Day Trips Discounted Fees Reduced Admission to Senior Dances Entry to many FREE Programs

WHO IS ELIGIBLE for a SAC?

Anyone age 62 and over can purchase a card. The SAC is $20 per person and is valid for one year. for Please refer to listings denoted by this symbol: discounted rates.

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VOA Senior Nutrition Lunch

Lunch is served at the Senior Center on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 12:00pm by the VOA Senior Nutrition Program to those who are 60+ (and their spouses). Reservations required. Call (970) 472-9630 by 1pm the previous business day. Check-in time is 11:30-11:45am Fee: $2.50 suggested donation Days: Mon, Tue, Thurs, Fri - No Wednesdays

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month, 9:00am The CSAC is comprised of individuals interested in the Senior Center's function in the community. Anyone interested in the programs and services provided by the CSAC is encouraged to become a member. The CSAC is an advisory committee to the Loveland Parks & Recreation Department and hosts several fundraising special events that generate funding for sponsorship & gift certificate programs & purchase/ replacement of equipment/supplies for the Chilson Senior Center. Chair: Doug East 669-3159; [email protected]

Fishing Club

Meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 2:00pm Everyone is welcome. Location: Chilson Senior Center For more info, visit: LovelandFishingClub.org Contact: Dave Johnson (970) 509-0478

Golden Age Cards & Games

Meets every Monday from 12:00-3:30pm Meetings are held the 1st Monday of the month. A potluck is held the 2nd Monday at 12:00pm. Play Pinochle, Double Pinochle, SkipBo or Hand & Foot. Bring partners or meet new ones! Contact: Liz VanAbbema (970) 532-3368

BUNCO

Meets the 1st & 3rd Thursday from 1:30-3:30pm Contact: Barb Hendershot (970) 669-4133

Kiwanis Golden “K” Social Group Meets every Wednesday at 9:30am New participants are welcome. Contact: David Kathka (970) 669-6448

National Association of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE)

Meets the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 1:30pm (September-May) Chair: Dana Carlson (970) 669-3034

Rhythm Singers

Meets for practice the last Tuesday of each month from 2:00-3:30pm (August-May) Contact: Wayne Graham (970) 667-4018

Senior Bookworms

Meets the last Monday of every month from 11:30am-12:30pm Do you enjoy reading good books? Join the club and meet others who love to read & share ideas about the story or author. Current book selection is on Senior Center bulletin board. Contact: Janice Benedict (970) 593-0990 Leisure Times Spring 2018

Be the radio audience as Katy Little shares stories from her Family Folklore Series about Valentine's Day, family traditions, and loving stories from voices of the past. Enjoy refreshments and celebrate the love with us in Loveland. Min/Max: 15/75 Location: Cherry/Hickory Instructor: Katy Little Age: 18+ Day

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St Patrick's Day Luncheon

Celebrate St Patrick's Day with delicious corned beef and cabbage, cake, and Irish entertainment! Bring a canned food donation for the House of Neighborly Service. Reservation Deadline: Thurs, 3/15, 1:30P. Must call (970) 472-9630. Seating is limited. Age: 18+ Fee: $2.50 suggested donation F 3/16 11:45A-12:45P Celebrate Mother's Day with us! This relaxing afternoon will feature tea and treats and beautiful spring fashions from local stores. Co-sponsored with the Aspen Club. Min/Max: 10/25 Location: Cherry Age: 18+ W

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5/2

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1:30-3:30P

Fee

$5

Enjoy movies on the Chilson Center big screen. Please put your name on the list at the Senior Center front desk or call (970) 962-2783. Popcorn, candy & drinks available for minimal fee. Age: 18+ Fee: FREE! Min/Max: 6/45 Fridays, 1:30-4:00pm

Date 2/9 2/23 3/9 3/23 4/13 4/27 5/11

Movie Gigi The Zookeeper's Wife Going in Style Sully Love & Friendship The Meddler Red River

Free Movies

B-I-N-G-O

Fashion Show and Tea

Day

Friday Afternoon at the Movies

Active Generation SPECIAL EVENTS

Valentine's Day Event

Class #

291032-1

TICKETS ON SALE SOON!

Pancake Breakfast & Plant Sale Saturday, April 21

Enjoy refreshments & games of BINGO! Winners receive fun gifts! Please put your name on the list at the Senior Center front desk or call (970) 962-2783. Age: 18+ Fee: $2 suggested donation F 3/16 1:30-3:30pm

Loveland Senior Dances w

Music provided by live bands. Enjoy delicious refreshments! Fee at the door: $4 ($3.50 w/SAC) Age: 16+ 2nd & 4th Mondays, 7:00-10:00pm 2/12 Ray Cox - Valentine's Dance 2/26 Honkabilly Heroes 3/12 Tom Allan and Ken - St Patrick's Dance

8:00-11:00am

3/26 Ray Cox - Potluck

At the Chilson Senior Center

Have a delicious breakfast of pancakes, sausage, ham, juice & coffee - then browse the plant sale for the perfect plant!

4/9

Big Twang Theory

4/23 Jim Ehrlich 5/14 Life in the Past Lane 5/28 No Dance - Memorial Day

Cost in Advance $4 Adult; $2.50 Child Cost at the Door $5 Adult; $3.00 Child

Good Food! Entertainment! Family Fun! A fundraiser for the Chilson Senior Advisory Committee

700 E 4th Street • Loveland • (970) 962-2783


Purchase a Senior Activity Card (SAC) to receive discounts on senior programs, activities, trips, dances & spa services! Inquire at the Senior Center front desk.

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Active Generation HEALTH & WELLNESS

Hearing Assessments

The 3rd Thursday of every other month, an individual from Hearing Rehab Center will be at Chilson to do Basic Hearing Assessments. Sign up at the Senior Center front desk for the 10-minute slots to have your hearing tested. Min/Max: 6/7 Age: 50+ Th 3/15 9:00-10:15A FREE 291267-1 Th 5/17 9:00-10:15A FREE 291267-2

Do You Have Low Vision

Health & Wellness

Co-Sponsored by UCHealth Aspen Club Age: 18+ Classes are FREE with SAC, Aspen Club Card or SilverSneakers Pass (unless otherwise noted) Call (970) 962-2783 for registration info.

Lynda McCullough, outreach coordinator for the Ensight Skills Center, will discuss major eye disorders such as macular degeneration, glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy and how they affect everyday life. We will talk about adaptations for living with low vision and how occupational therapists and assistive technologies can help. We’ll also discuss resources in Larimer County and funding sources. Min/Max: 6/40 Location: Maple/Spruce Instructor: Lynda McCullough Age: 18+ Tu 2/6 2:00- 4:00P FREE 191268-1

Access Your Body's Energy Field w

Medicare Enrollment Assistance

UCHealth Laughter & Meditation w

Help is available from trained SHIP Medicare counselors who can answer questions and offer assistance to Medicare beneficiaries. Please call the UCHealth Aspen Club at (970) 624-1860 or The Seasons Club at: (970) 635-4017 to schedule an individual appointment or to get your questions answered over the phone.

The Nurse Is In

with a Community Health Nurse 4th Monday of each month 10:00am-12:00pm This is a brief 10-minute visit with an RN that offers blood pressure & pulse checks, tips to manage a chronic condition, healthy lifestyle information and community health resources. Location: Chilson Senior Center Lobby Call for more information: (970) 624-1860 Fee: FREE

Manage difficult emotions, and experience stillness and personal transformation utilizing Qigong & Energy Psychology. These easy-tolearn techniques assist us in achieving mindful states by using our bodies' natural energy system. Instructor: Scott Tate, MA, LPC, and psychotherapist, energetic practitioner. Min/Max: 15/50 Day Date

Th

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Date

Time

Fee

Class #

W

5/2

11:00A-12:00P

$5

292008-1

Fee

SAC

Class #

3/15 2:00-3:00P

$9

$8

191072-1

Caregivers who care for themselves take better care of their loved ones. Join Jill and Patti from the Aspen Club to enjoy laughter exercises and meditation practices, two strong coping strategies that may help decrease the stress that comes with caregiving. Min/Max: 8/40 Location: Maple/Spruce Day

Date Time

Th

4/19 2:00-3:30P $4

Fee SAC FREE

Class #

291070-1

All classes held at the Chilson Senior Center

Do You Need a Little Help to

Fitness Test

Participate in a Functional Fitness Assessment Activity Session to check your current fitness level and set goals for improving the following: cardiovascular endurance, flexibility, upper and lower body muscular strength and endurance, dynamic balance, agility and coordination for postural stability. Testing is done in a group setting. Plan on the test taking approximately 1 hour. Please wear appropriate exercise attire. Registration deadline: 4/25. Min/Max: 5/10 Location: Oak Age: 60+

Time

GET FIT?

See Pages 12 & 13 for Personal Training, TRX for Seniors, The Right Weight for Life, and ReDefineFIT Bootcamp!

w= SAC Fees Apply

Also, Check Out Page 11 for Health/Nutrition Coaching


Whether you need relief from arthritis pain or just want to be active, the Arthritis Foundation's 6-week Walk With Ease program can teach you how to safely make physical activity part of your everyday life. The program has been shown to: reduce the pain and discomfort of arthritis; increase balance, strength and walking pace; build confidence in your ability to be physically active; and improve overall health. We will not only be learning how to be active with arthritis, but we will be walking during this class. You must pre-register for this free class. Min/Max: 5/20 Location: Cherry (M-F); Main Conference Rm (W) Age: 50+ Day

Date

M,W,F 3/19-4/27

Time

8:30- 9:30A

Fee

Class #

FREE 292009-1

'N Balance

A high quality and effective fall prevention class that achieves results! Students will enjoy practice exercises and movements to strengthen their core balance and to overcome the fear of falling. This is an evidence-based program designed from the kinetic principles of Fall Proof!, a balance program created by California State University/Fullerton. You must be able to stand independently for 30 seconds with your feet shoulder width apart and your arms crossed over your chest in order to take this class. There will be a short mandatory balance evaluation before class starts. Please call 9622462 to schedule a time after you have registered for the class. Signup deadline: 3/19. Min/Max: 6/10 Location: Aerobics/Dance Room Age: 60+ Day

M,W

Date

4/2-5/9

Time

Fee

2:15-3:15P

Choosing Happiness

$28

Class #

292002-1

w

Choosing Happiness is an eight week course with the purpose of identifying choices that determine overall well-being, and then developing strategies for sustaining beneficial choices. The primary source is the book Older, Wiser.....HAPPIER: 10 Choices for Rebooting Your Life at 50+ by Dr. P. Clay Carter. The book is available on Amazon.com or can be purchased from Clay for $7. A wide range of other books will be recommended as optional reading. Contact [email protected] with questions. Min/Max: 7/12 Location: Main Conference Instructor: Clay Carter Age: 50+ Day

W

Date

4/4-5/23

Time

Fee

SAC

1:30- 3:00P $16 $13

Class #

Mood Changes in MS

Brought to you by the National MS Society, this program is designed to help educate and promote awareness of mood disorders in MS through stories from several amazing people living with MS. This includes expert interviews with Dr. Anthony Feinstein, MD, PhD, from the University of Toronto; Frederick Foley, PhD, from Yeshiva University in Bronx, NY; and Dr. Lauren Krupp who leads the NYU Langone Health Multiple Sclerosis Comprehensive Care Center. Please call the National MS Society at 1-800-344-4867 to register. Location: Cherry Day

Th

Date

4/5

Time

5:00- 8:00P

Fee

FREE

What Is Your Plan?

Have A Say In Your End-of-Life Care Who would make your medical decisions if you were unable to speak for yourself? Attend this no-cost service by the Health District of Northern Larimer County Advance Care Planning Team. It is for any person (18+) and will help create Colorado advance medical directives that represent your values and what is important to you. Call the Senior Center front desk for an appointment at (970) 962-2783. Appointments are for a 60-minute one-on-one session. Help is also available to update and distribute existing directives. For additional times and locations, call (970) 482-1909. Min/Max: 4/12 Location: Aspen Room Instructor: Kat Laws Age: 18+ Day

Date

Th Th Th Th

2/1 3/1 4/5 5/3

Time

8:30A-3:30P 8:30A-3:30P 8:30A-3:30P 8:30A-3:30P

Fee

Class #

FREE FREE FREE FREE

191075-2 191075-3 291075-1 291075-2

Active Generation HEALTH & WELLNESS

Walk With Ease

Know the 10 Signs of Alzheimer's

If you or someone you know is experiencing memory

loss or behavioral changes, it's time to learn the facts. Early detection of Alzheimer's disease gives you a chance to begin drug therapy, enroll in clinical studies and plan for the future. Please join us to learn more about the 10 warning signs and the resources that are available through the Alzheimer's Association. Min/Max: 5/40 Location: Party Room Instructor: Alzheimer's Assn. Age: 18+ Day

F

Date

5/11

Time

10:00-11:30A

Fee

FREE

Class #

291029-1

291030-1

Become a Member of the Chilson Senior Advisory Committee (CSAC)

The CSAC is comprised of those interested in the Senior Center's function in the community. Meetings: 2nd Thursday of each month. Contact Chairperson, Doug East at (970) 669-3159 or [email protected] CityofLoveland.org/WebTrac

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Active Generation DAY TRIPS

Day Trip Registration Information • Senior Activity Card (SAC) holders have priority registration 1/30-2/6. During SAC priority time, Day Trips are not open to WebTrac registration • Adults 62+ are eligible to purchase a SAC for $20 • Day Trip registrations open to adults (18+) if space is available beginning on 2/7. • Trip refunds may be granted pending circumstances of the trip. See page 55 for info and policies • Day Trip participants transported in City van or motor coach; all trips depart from the Senior Center

Casino Trips - Mardi Gras w

Join the Ft Collins Senior Center for a fun & lucky time at the Mardi Gras Casino. Enjoy dining & thrilling giveaways! Depart from Chilson. Min/Max 8/25. Age: 21+. Destination: Black Hawk. Escort: John Steinman Day Date Time

Tu Tu Tu Tu

2/20 3/20 4/17 5/15

9:00A-5:00P 9:00A-5:00P 9:00A-5:00P 9:00A-5:00P

Fee

$10 $10 $10 $10

SAC

$8 $8 $8 $8

Class #

193035-2 293035-1 293035-1 293035-2

Travel Training w

This is a fun, educational travel class! Ride the COLT & FLEX buses to Ft Collins, continuing on the MAX bus with a stop for lunch at Austin’s (fee includes lunch, non-alcoholic drink & tip). Must be able to walk long distances independently. Min/Max 8/10. Escort: COLT & Transfort Day

Tu Tu Tu

Date

3/20 4/17 5/15

Time

10:00A-3:30P 10:00A-3:30P 10:00A-3:30P

Fee

$15 $15 $15

Class #

193199-3 293199-1 293199-2

Lunch Bunch Trips w

Join us for a mid-day meal and time of socializing. Each month, explore a different restaurant in Northern Colorado. Lunch cost on your own for $10-$20. Min/Max 8/20. Escort: Carrie Skinner

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Day Date Time/Restaurant

Fee

Tu

2/27 11:30A-2:30P

$22 $18

193006-1

Tu

3/13 11:30A-3:15P

$22 $18

193007-1

Tu

4/17 10:45A-2:30P

$25 $21

293016-1

Tu

5/1

$24 $20

293017-1

Beau Jo's (Italian), Ft Collins Mike O'Shay's (Irish), Longmont Includes Shopping Cheese Importers, Longmont Tour & Lunch

11:00A-2:45P

Baseline Italian Bistro, Lafayette

SAC

Class #

Always...Patsy Cline Boulder Dinner Theatre w Always...Patsy Cline is based on the true story of Patsy Cline's friendship with Louise Seger. The narrative show has Cline singing tunes that made her famous (such as Anytime, Walkin' After Midnight, Sweet Dreams and Crazy). Your ticket includes a tossed green salad, French bread & a "featured" entree. Dest: Boulder. Escort: Carrie Skinner Day Date

Su

3/4

Time

Fee

11:00A-5:30P $60

SAC

$56

Metropolitan Opera Screening w

Class #

193009-1

Enjoy watching a live screening of the Metropolitan Opera Semiramide at the Cinemark Cinema in Fort Collins. This is the first time in nearly 25 years that the Met has performed Semiramide! This tragedy by Voltaire is written by Rossini. Traditional movie theater refreshments will be available during the opera intermission. We'll stop for a late lunch/early dinner at Olive Garden after the opera (meal and refreshment cost on your own for $10-$25). Min/Max 8/20. Dest: Ft Collins. Escort: Carrie Skinner Day Date

Sa

3/10

Time

Fee

9:30A-5:15P $56

SAC

$52

Class #

193008-1

Keyboard Conversations w

Piano virtuoso Jeffrey Siegel will discuss and then perform in their entirety, engaging compositions of the enchanting and descriptive music of Mendelssohn, Grieg, Tchaikovsky and others. Enjoy lunch after the concert (cost included in the fee) then browse the Arvada Center art galleries. Min/Max 8/20. Destination: Arvada. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

W

3/14

Time

Fee

9:15A-3:30P $56

Pepsi Center Tour w

SAC

$52

Class #

193112-1

See where the Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets and Colorado Mammoth call home, plus have backstage access to where the big names in music have performed. Learn how the arena is converted from hockey ice to basketball court and how the center successfully hosts over 250 different events yearly. Lunch at Brooklyn’s (cost on your own for $12$18). Min/Max 8/20. Dest: Denver. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

M

3/19

Time

Fee

8:30A-3:30P $38

Buckhorn Exchange w

SAC

$34

Class #

293100-1

As Denver's oldest restaurant, this National Historic Landmark and Western Museum has been serving the finest in Old West fare since 1893. Select from prime beef, buffalo, elk, salmon, quail, game hen, and more. Exotic appetizers such as alligator tail and buffalo sausage are available or have the house specialty, Rocky Mountain Oysters. After dinner enjoy live entertainment including cowboy songs & singalongs. Dinner cost is on your own for $25-$50. Min/Max 8/20. Dest: Denver. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

Sa

3/24

w= SAC Fees Apply

Time

5:00-10:15P

Fee

$29

SAC

$25

Class #

293110-1


The Denver Art Museum is the sole American venue for this exhibition showcasing prolific French artist Edgar Degas’ works from 1855 to 1906. Our docentled tour will take us through more than 100 works consisting of paintings, drawings, pastels, etchings, monotypes and sculptures in bronze. Lunch is at Mimi’s Café (cost on your own for $12-$16). Min/Max 8/20. Dest: Denver. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

Th

4/5

Time

10:30A-5:00P

Fee

$56

SAC

$52

Class #

293102-1

Ragtime at Midtown Arts w

Ragtime is one of Midtown's most popular Tony Award winning shows and tells the story of three ethnic groups in the U.S. in the early 20th century. The character's lives become dramatically intertwined with historical figures such as: Harry Houdini, Booker T. Washington, and Henry Ford.Your ticket includes fresh salad, your choice of dinner entree, bottomless coffee, tea or soda and chef's dessert. Min/Max 8/20. Dest: Ft Collins. Escort: Carrie Skinner Day Date

F

4/13

Time

5:00-11:00P

Fee

$91

SAC

$87

Class #

293015-1

Colorado Symphony Open Rehearsal w

Experience our Colorado Symphony as they rehearse and prepare for an upcoming concert. Enjoy the unique opportunity to observe the orchestra at work on Wagner’s The Ring of the Nibelung which includes the popular Ride of the Valkyries. Following the rehearsal, we will have lunch at Bad Daddy's Burger Bar (cost on your own for $10-$15). Min/Max 8/20. Destination: Denver. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

Th

4/19

Time

8:15A-3:45P

Fee

$43

SAC

$39

Class #

293103-1

Breckenridge Brewery w

Breckenridge Brewery is the largest brewery in the Denver area, producing over 70,000 barrels a year & growing every day. Enjoy generous sampling, and a guided tour through the brewhouse, fermentation alley, barrel aging area & packaging hall. Prior to the tour eat lunch at the brewery’s Farm House Restaurant (cost on your own for $10-$18). Min/Max 8/20. Destination: Littleton. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

F

4/20

Time

9:30A- 4:00P

Fee

$32

SAC

$28

Class #

293104-1

Rockies Baseball w

Celebrate the CO Rockies' 25th anniversary as we root for our favorite team from our seats in the shade. Pack your own lunch or choose from the many vendors at Coors Field (cost on your own for $12$16). 4/25 -vs- San Diego Padres. 5/9 -vs- LA Angels. Min/Max 8/20. Dest: Denver. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date Time

W W

4/25 10:45A-5:30P 5/9 10:45A-5:30P

Fee

$42 $42


SAC

$38 $38

Class #

293105-1 293105-2

CO State Forest Service Nursery Tour w

The CSFS Nursery is situated on approximately 130 acres and includes 18,000 square feet of greenhouse space where more than 50 native tree species are propagated from seed. Seedlings are offered to landowners at a low cost in order to assist with their conservation, reclamation and reforestation goals. Following the tour have lunch at the Moot House (cost on your own for $12-18). Min/Max 8/20. Dest: Fort Collins. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

Th

5/10

Time

Fee

9:00A-2:00P $27

SAC

$23

Class #

293106-1

Larimer Square Walking Tour w

Take a step back in time with our friend Kevin, The Duke of Denver, to learn how Larimer became one of the most visited streets in the territory. As we walk the Mile High City's oldest, most historic block, hear about what made this town what it is and who was behind all the major decisions. Lunch at the downtown Cheesecake Factory (cost on your own for $12-$18). Min/Max 8/20. Destination: Denver. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

W

5/16

Time

Fee

8:30A-3:30P $38

SAC

$34

Active Generation DAY TRIPS

Degas: A Passion for Perfection w

Class #

293107-1

Terry Bison Ranch Lunch Train w

Climb aboard an old-fashioned dining train after browsing the unusual offerings at the Trading Post. Enjoy a lunch of bison or chicken (cost included) & a narrated tour of the ranch as we travel out into the middle of the bison herd. See ostriches, camels and other fun farm production animals. Min/Max 8/20. Destination: Cheyenne. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

Su

5/20

Time

Fee

10:30A-3:00P $55

SAC

$51

Class #

293108-1

Roxborough Park Wildflower Walk w

Roxborough State Park is known for its dramatic 300-million-year-old sandstone Fountain Formations that tilt at a 60 degree angle. Learn about the geology & abundant wildflowers as we take a naturalist-guided tour of this gorgeous National Natural Landmark. Be prepared to walk about 2 miles. Lunch at the Arrowhead Golf Course (cost on your own for $10-$20). Min/Max 8/20. Destination: Littleton. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

Tu

5/22

Time

Fee

8:45A-4:00P $33

SAC

$29

Class #

293109-1

Denver Zoo w

Home to more than 4,000 animals, the Denver Zoo displays 650 species within its 80-acre site. Explore exhibits like Elephant Passage, Primate Panorama, Northern Shores, Tropical Discovery, and Predator Ridge. Bring your own lunch or choose from one of the many vendors at the zoo (meal cost is on your own for $10-$15). Min/Max 8/20. Destination: Denver. Escort: Jenny Sanders Day Date

W

5/30

w= SAC Fees Apply

Time

Fee

9:00A-3:00P $40

SAC

$36

Class #

293111-1

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GOLF LOVELAND

Golf Lessons CityofLoveland.org/Golf Golf: Intro Ages 5-7

Two days per week Tuesdays at 5:30pm & Saturdays at 9:00am This group learning class is perfect for the young golfer who is brand new to the game. Learn the first steps to becoming a life-long golfer in 6 sessions on the Mini-Course at Cattail Creek. Day 1-3: Learn new skills: Putting, chipping, pitching & full swing utilizing specialized Starting New at Golf (SNAG) equipment. Day 4 -5: Put those new skills into play on The Mini-Course playing 9 holes with instructors, all while learning course play management, safety & etiquette. Day 6: Bring your family and teach them what you’ve learned by playing 9 holes on the Mini-Course together. (No additional charge for family play) Min/Max: 4/12 Fee: $50 Day Date Time Location Class # Tu,Sa 5/1-5/19 5:30- 6:15P Cattail Creek 265101-1

Golf: Intro Ages 7-8

Two days per week Wednesdays at 5:30pm & Saturdays at 10:00am This group learning class is perfect for the young golfer who is ready to take the next step toward regulation golf or for that new learner who is just beginning.6 sessions mix learning new skills with fun on both The Mini-Course and the 9-Hole Regulation course at Cattail Creek Day 1: Learn new skills for the 4 key swings: Putting, chipping, pitching and full swing utilizing specialized Starting New at Golf (SNAG) equipment. Day 2-3: Transfer those new skills to regulation golf equipment as you continue to practice the key swings. Day 4: Put your new swing skills into play on The Mini-Course playing 9 holes with instructors, all while learning course play management, simple golf rules, and safety & etiquette. Day 5-6: Now transfer the skills you’ve learned on The MiniCourse by playing 3 holes of golf with instructors on the regulation Cattail Creek 9-hole, Par 3 course. Min/Max: 4/122 Fee: $50 Day Date Time Location Class # W,Sa 5/2-5/19 5:30- 6:15P Cattail Creek 265111-1

Golf: Beginning Ladies

Take the first steps to learning the game of golf without any intimidation! These lessons mix learning new skills with fun and instant success by starting on the Mini-Course at Cattail Creek. Day 1 & 2: Learn new skills for the 4 key swings: Putting, chipping, pitching and full swing using specialized Starting New at Golf (SNAG) equipment. Day 3: Transfer your new skills to regulation golf equipment Day 4: Put your new swing skills into play on The Mini-Course. Play 9 holes with instructors, learning course play management, simple golf rules and safety, & etiquette. Day 5: Transfer the skills you’ve learned on The Mini-Course by playing 3 holes of golf with instructors on the regulation Cattail Creek 9-hole, Par 3 course. Grab your BFF and learn to golf together; it’s fun to learn with a friend. Call the Cattail Creek Pro Shop for additional information. Equipment provided. Min/Max: 2/8 Age: 18-99 Fee: $75 Day Date Time Location Class # M 4/16-5/14 5:30-6:30P Cattail Creek 266201-1 W 4/18-5/16 10:00-11:00A Cattail Creek 266201-2

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Golf: Beginning Adult

This 5-session class includes 4 days of group lessons working on putting, chipping, pitch shots, and full swings. Also covered is basic etiquette, rules and other golf terminology and practices. On the last day, students play 3 holes on the Cattail Creek 9-hole golf course complete with instruction. Call the Cattail Creek Pro Shop for additional information at 970-663-5310. Golf equipment can be provided upon request. Call 970-663-5310 Min/Max: 2/4 Age: 18-99 Fee: $75 Day Date Time Location Class # Th 4/19-5/17 5:30- 630P Cattail Creek 266221-1

Cattail Creek Golf Course 2116 W. 29th Street - Loveland (970) 663-5310 Mariana Butte Golf Course 701 N. Clubhouse Drive - Loveland (970) 667-8308 The Olde Course at Loveland 2115 W. 29th Street - Loveland (970) 667-5256

Private Instruction at the Olde Course at Loveland Brad Thorberg, Brandon McDermott, Harry Tanner: (970) 692-5270 GolfTec.com/Loveland Kim Stiner: (970) 227-2692 LovelandGolfLessonZone.com Kristin Moreland: (970) 744-0354 MySwingSchool.com

Hey Kids! The Junior Golf program is ready to tee off for summer 2018

Sign up begins April 30th for a summer of learning & improving your golf game. Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Master Levels are offered. Play dates begin June 4th. Watch online and in the Summer Leisure Times Activity Guide for more information on the program and how to register online for programs at one of the three courses.More information about the Loveland golf courses can be found at: GolfLoveland.com

Registration begins 4/30; Play begins 6/4

LPGA Girls Golf Club for girls 7-17. All skill levels welcome! For full details regarding TRYOUTS, participation fees and program questions, go online to: 4girlsgolf.com or questions email Coach Kim at [email protected] All Lessons held at The Olde Course at Loveland With LPGA Professional, Kim Stiner (970) 227-2692


TEE OFF FOR KIDS Golf Tournament

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All Proceeds Benefit Youth Recreational Scholarships!

KIDS

Mark Your Calendars!

GOLF TOURNAMENT

The Annual Tee Off For Kids Golf Tournament

Friday, June 8th

1:00 pm Shotgun Start / $230 per 2-person team / Mariana Butte Golf Course [Includes 18-hole round, cart, prizes, awards & dinner!] Registrations accepted through May Loveland Parks & Recreation Foundation

For more info, call Molly Elder at (970) 962-2728 or visit: CityofLoveland.org/TeeOffForKids


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REGISTRATION INFORMATION

How Do I Register? You may choose to register for activities by going ONLINE, MAILING in your registration, or COMING IN to the Chilson Center to register in person.

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WebTrac Online Registration - Begins Jan 29 at 6:00 pm

For Enrollment Online with the WebTrac Automated System CityofLoveland.org/WebTrac Request your Household ID number by filling out the online form: CityofLoveland.org/WebTrac OR call: (970) 962-2383 or (970) 962-2727 Once logged in to WebTrac, verify/update your household information prior to registration. Receipt: A receipt will NOT automatically be mailed to you. We suggest that you print the webpage that shows your activities and fees paid before completing your enrollment process. Please call the Chilson Center at (970) 962-2383 if you'd like your receipt mailed along with any other class or activity information specific to your registration.

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Walk-In/Drop-Off Registration - Begins Jan 30 at 8:30 am

NEW! Earlier Walk-In Date!

For Walk In/Drop-Off Registration

Drop off the completed registration form (on page 55) along with your check or credit card information. For confirmation of registration, please include your e-mail address. Registrations may be dropped off at the Parks & Rec Administration Office and the Chilson Recreation/Senior Center during regular business hours.

Chilson Recreation Center Mon-Fri 8:30A-4:30P 700 E 4th Street Loveland, CO 80537 (970) 962-2386

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Chilson Senior Center Mon-Fri 8:00A-4:30P 700 E 4th Street Loveland, CO 80537 (970) 962-2783

Parks & Rec Administration Mon-Fri 8:00A-4:30P 500 E 3rd Street, Ste. 200 Loveland, CO 80537 (970) 962-2727

Mail-In Registration - Begins Jan 30 at 8:30 am

Mail-In Registration

Mail in completed registration form (on page 55) along with your check or credit card information and e-mail address to: Parks & Recreation Department 500 E 3rd Street, Suite 200 Loveland, CO 80537 Registrations received before the date above are held for processing on this date in the order they are received.

Notice of Non-Discrimination

It is the policy of the City of Loveland to provide equal services, programs and activities without regard to race, color, national origin, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, disability, or age and without regard to the exercise of rights guaranteed by state or federal law. It is the policy of the City of Loveland to provide language access services at no charge to populations of persons with limited English proficiency (LEP) and persons with a disability who are served by the City. For more information on non-discrimination or for translation assistance, contact the City’s Title VI Coordinator at: [email protected] or call (970) 962-2372. The City will make reasonable accommodations for citizens in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). For more information on ADA or accommodations, contact the City’s ADA Coordinator at: [email protected] or call (970) 962-3319.

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Things To Know

Cancellations

• Please register at least one week prior to the first class. Class cancellation decisions are made three days prior to class start date. If class enrollments are below the minimum requirements, a class may be cancelled. • Registrations cannot be approved by an instructor or the team coach. • The Department has the right to cancel classes. • Before you purchase supplies, call (970) 962-2383 to verify that your class is occurring. • The City of Loveland does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age or disability in the provision of services. For disabled persons needing reasonable accommodation to attend or participate in a service or program/activity, call (970) 962-2462 or TDD #962-2620. • SAC holders have priority registration 1/30-2/6 for Day Trips listed in the Active Generation section, denoted by this symbol (t). Non SAC holders can register on or after 2/7.

• When you sign up for a class, we depend on your enrollment for a successful class. Please plan your schedule carefully to avoid cancellations and/or refunds. • If you must cancel your class spot, please call (970) 962-2383 [Seniors call (970) 962-2783] at least five (5) business days before the class begins. You may choose to transfer to another class or to receivea refund. See Refunds. • You are notified if a class is cancelled due to low enrollments, and are given options at that time.

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Use This Enrollment Checklist:

Complete the registration form below Double check class fees and total Include a 2nd and 3rd choice where possible Make checks payable to City of Loveland or include credit card number & expiration date • Include email address for receipt confirmation

Refunds

Unless otherwise noted, the following refund policy applies: • Refund requests must be submitted in writing. Refund request forms are available at the Chilson Recreation Center front desk. • After registration & up to 3 days prior to the class start date, a $5 service charge will be assessed. • Up to two days prior to the class start date, 50% of the class fee is refundable. • No refunds are given after the 1st week of class. • Full refunds are only given for fully cancelled classes. • Allow 2 weeks for processing. • No cash refunds. • No refunds for Senior Activity Cards (SACs). • All refunds must be approved by the Recreation Coordinator and/or the Program’s Supervisor. • Other Charges: There is a $20 charge for returned checks.

REGISTRATION POLICIES & PROCEDURES

Registration Policies & Procedures

Loveland Parks & Recreation Registration Form Address:

Please fill out this registration form for use with all registration options. The information in shaded areas is required during the enrollment process.

City/Zip:

Household ID #:

Home/Cell:

Name:

Email Address:

Family Member Names:

Birthdates:

Head of Household/Primary Guardian Full Name

Work:

For City of Loveland internal use only. Your contact information is not shared.

Activity/Program #:

Section #:

Fees Due: $ $ $ $

Do you need a special accomodation to safely and enjoyably participate in these programs? ___ Yes ___ No. If yes, please state your special requirements: ________________________________.

Waiver for Participation: By signing below, I hereby release and absolve the Parks & Recreation Department, the City of Loveland, and all of its employees or agents of same from any claims of damages arising from injury received by the participation involved in this activity, whether due to negligent acts or omissions of said parties, other participants, or otherwise.

Pay By: ___ Cash (Do not send cash in the mail) ___ Check (Made out to: City of Loveland)

Credit/Debit Card: ___ Visa ___ MC ___ Discover ___ AmEx Card #: ____________________________ Expiration:_____


Total $ Paid:

Signature required showing I agree to the Waiver Statement above and agree to pay the charges listed here as stated.

Signature: _________________________________

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