HRCA Activity Guide January - April 2021

Activity Guide www.HRCAonline.org

January - April 2021

We are working diligently to provide a clean, safe environment for you, but with all things related to COVID-19 there is inherent risk. It is up to you to choose to use the HRCA amenities, knowing that you assume risk when gathering with other people and visiting other facilities.

AQUATICS............................................ 9 Infant Swim Resource......................... 10 Pool Parties............................................ 8 Private Swim Lessons......................... 10 Scuba.................................................... 10 Snorkel................................................. 10 Swim Lessons...................................... 10 BACKCOUNTRY................................ 17 Archery................................................ 17 Birthday Parties..................................... 8 Camps................................. (see Camps) Hikes..................................................... 17 Horse Programs.................................. 18 Locations to Know.............................. 18 Nature Education Programs.............. 18 ARTS ................................................... 11 EDUCATION....................................... 21 Art........................................................ 11 Cooking................................................ 11 Creative Kids....................................... 21 Dance.................................................... 13 Drama/Theatre................................... 14 Education Specialty............................. 22 Financial Seminars.............................. 22 Music..................................................... 15 Online Classes..................................... 22 Pottery................................................. 15 Pre-Education...................................... 21 Preschool.............................................. 24 Safety ................................................... 22 STEM.................................................... 23 BIRTHDAY PARTIES............................ 8 Aquatics................................................. 8 Art, Gymnastics..................................... 8 Backcountry........................................... 8 General................................................... 8 Taekwondo............................................. 8 CAMPS Art........................................................ 11 Backcountry ........................................ 18

Basketball............................................. 31 Camp HRCA (Full Day)...................... 20 Cooking................................................ 12 Drama.................................................. 14 Fencing................................................. 31 STEM.................................................... 23 Therapeutic Recreation...................... 39 CHILDCARE Camp HRCA (Full Day) ..................... 20 Preschool Enrichment ....................... 20 Nursery.................................................. 7 Preschool.............................................. 24 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES General................................................... 5 EVENTS Cultural Events............................... 25-26 Community Events........................ 25-26 Race Series Events.............................. 26 Therapeutic Recreation Events......... 26 FACILITIES............................................ 4 Batting Cages........................................ 6 Birthday Parties..................................... 8 Climbing Wall........................................ 7 Golf Simulator....................................... 6 Guest Policies and Fees........................ 4 Information............................................ 4 Nursery.................................................. 7 Memberships......................................... 4 Program Refund ................................... 5 and Transfer Policy Registration........................................... 4 Room Rentals........................................ 6 Rules and Regulations........................... 4 Social Media........................................... 4 FITNESS.............................................. 27 Drop-in Fitness Classes....................... 29 Fitness Challenge................................ 28 Personal Training................................. 27 Specialty Fitness.................................. 29 Wellness............................................... 29 ZONE Fitness ..................................... 28

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RACE SERIES...................................... 34 SPORTS............................................... 31 Basketball............................................. 31 Camps ..................................(see Camps) Fencing................................................. 31 Football................................................ 32 Golf....................................................... 32 Golf Simulator....................................... 6 Gymnastics.......................................... 32 Lacrosse............................................... 33 Martial Arts.......................................... 33 Pickleball.............................................. 33 Race Series........................................... 34 Racquetball.......................................... 35 Soccer................................................... 35 Taekwondo........................................... 33 Tennis.................................................... 36 Tumbling.............................................. 32 Volleyball.............................................. 37 SENIORS.............................................. 30 THERAPEUTIC RECREATION........ 38 Classes.................................................. 39 Volunteers............................................ 39

INDEX - TABLE OF CONTENTS

CLASSES AND PROGRAMS ARE ALL SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON COVID RESTRICTIONS. SCAN QR CODES FOR MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION.

VOLUNTEER General................................................... 4 Therapeutic Recreation...................... 39

HRCA COVID-19 INFORMATION HRCA Recreation Centers are open with COVID-19 Safety Measures and Procedures in place.

Please visit our web site at www.HRCAonline.org/COVID19 for facility and program-specific information before you come to the recreation centers.

In accordance with State Executive Order D 2020 138, masks are required for anyone over the age of 10 for entry into HRCA facilities. Masks need to be worn at all times, including while using the workout equipment, participating in fitness classes, or while attending any other HRCA indoor programs or events. Masks must be covering both your nose and mouth.

We are working diligently to provide a clean, safe environment for you, but with all things related to COVID-19 there is inherent risk. It is up to you to choose to use the HRCA amenities, knowing that you assume risk when gathering with other people and visiting other facilities.

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FACILITIES - INFORMATION

RULES & REGULATIONS INFORMATION SOURCES GENERAL INFORMATION 303-791-2500 www.HRCAonline.org The HRCA

web site provides up-to-date information on the HRCA and community news including responsible governance policies, special events, board and committee meetings, gym, fitness and pool schedules, and now you can find home service providers in the Local Biz Directory. Find it all at www.HRCAonline.org.

HRCA News In your mailbox every month, the HRCA newsletter has the latest community information and announcements, covenant compliance tips, upcoming events, and new programs. e-ME Subscribe to this free monthly email update to receive the latest HRCA happenings and exclusive coupons! Sign up at www.HRCAonline.org. Click on the e-ME icon on the home page.

Facebook Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/ HighlandsRanchCommunityAssociation www.facebook.com/HRCABackcountry www.facebook.com/HRCATR (Therapeutic Recreation) www.facebook.com/HRCAFitness www.facebook.com/HRCATennis www.facebook.com/HRCARaceSeries Twitter Subscribe to the HRCA Twitter feeds for reminders about current happenings around the Ranch@HRCAnews.

Instagram Follow us on Instagram

and share your favorite images of our community. Find us: @intheranch

Event Ticket Line 303-791-2500 Call to purchase tickets for any ticketed event. For details on any ticketed event, visit www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets or call 303-791-2500. Tickets are non-refundable.

Event Online Tickets

You may purchase event tickets online.

Visit www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets.

Event/Weather Hotline 303-471-8888 Information on upcoming community and special events. It will also announce cancellations of an HRCA or Cultural Affairs Association event due to severe weather.

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Whether you have a desire to support our community events, have a voice in Association matters, want to preserve our Backcountry trails and open space, or assist with programs dedicated to special needs children, HRCA has a variety of ways for you to get involved. For a complete description of our volunteer opportunities, go to www.HRCAonline.org/Volunteer.

Please read the Recreation Center Rules and Regulations that are available on the HRCA web site at www.HRCAonline.org.

Notice

By enrolling or participating in any program and recreational activity provided or sponsored by the Highlands Ranch Community Association, Inc. (HRCA), members and guests acknowledge and agree that there are certain risks inherent in the programs and activities conducted at the HRCA’s recreation centers or off-site programs which the members and guests assume. And by doing so members and guests agree to waive any claim of liability against the HRCA and its members, directors, officers, agents, employees, contractors, related entities and affiliates, and their agents, arising out of any loss, injury, or death attributed to such risks and the use of the HRCA’s recreation facilities or off-site programs. Members and guests also agree that the HRCA or any sponsor may subsequently use photos of them for publicity and/ or promotional materials such as web sites, posters, or other merchandise.

FACILITY INFORMATION

The HRCA offers first-class recreation programs designed for all ages and abilities. From sports, dance, arts and crafts, to tennis and fitness programs and over 100 community events, we have something for everyone. See the amenities offered at each facility on page 5. Check our web site for facility closure schedules.

Member Services/Registration

Available at all facilities. Obtain membership cards, new resident registration or change of address, program registration, or cancellation.

MEMBERSHIP

Membership in the Highlands Ranch Community Association (HRCA) is for Highlands Ranch homeowners living in designated Highlands Ranch neighborhoods.

You may register for membership and receive your ID card at any of the four HRCA Recreation Centers: See hours page 5. All members are required to show a membership card upon entering the HRCA recreation facilities or Backcountry Wilderness Area Trails.

Membership or Replacement Card Fee $8 per card (age 9+). Children age

eight and younger do not need a membership card, but are required to be directly supervised within any HRCA recreation center by a responsible party age 12 or older at all times. Expired card replacement fee - $2.00.

GUEST POLICY & FEES

Members must register recreation center guests.

Four recreation center guests per day is the limit for each household or party. Recreation center guests must be accompanied by a member while using any facility.

Guest Fees

$6 for ages 2-11 $7 for ages 12-17 $8 for ages 18-54 $7 for ages 55+ Punch Pass 10 visits - $65* * Expires 1 year from date of purchase. No charge for infants less than 2 years. No refunds will be given for unused pass visits.

REGISTRATION

Registration for the HRCA’s programs and activities are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.

Some registration deadlines and fees may be different for program guests. Programs are subject to cancellation. Prices and dates may change at any time during this publication duration.

Three Ways to Register

Registration is ongoing. For the most up-to-date class availability, try online registration!

1. Online Registration: Visit www.HRCAonline.org, click the Class & Event Signup button on the home page. For online registration support, call 303-471-8858 or email registration@hrcaonline.org.

2. Phone: Have your credit card payment information ready and call 303-471-8858. See page 5 for member service hours by recreation center location.

3. Walk-in: Visit Member Services at any HRCA recreation center.

Accepted Payment Cash, check, Visa,

Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.

Most programs have a separate member and guest registration fee. Prices are for members and program guests, unless otherwise indicated.

Example: $60/$80 = $60 for members, $80 for guests.

Wait lists are notified (in order) up to 24 hours prior to class start when openings/cancellations occur.

Renters of homes in Highlands Ranch may use the HRCA recreation facilities (and receive a membership card) if the homeowner completes a Consent to Tenant Form relinquishing their rights to use the facilities to the tenants.

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calculated on a minimum number of participants.

Classes must reach the minimum three days prior to the first day of class, unless a specific registration deadline is noted. If the set minimum is not met for a class, it is cancelled. All registered participants receive a transfer or refund.

Therapeutic Recreation Therapeutic

Recreation programs require a completed Individual Service Plan (ISP) at least two weeks prior to the start of participation. An ISP form is available online, at any recreation center, or by calling 303-471-7043.

REFUND & TRANSFER POLICY

ALL REC CENTERS FEATURE

To Cancel a Class Call 303-471-8858. All refunds are charged a minimum $5 processing fee.

Refunds and class transfers must be requested at least five business days prior to the beginning of the class. Refunds are issued back to the participant in the original tender when possible.

Cardiovascular Area Member Services Variable Resistance Machine Area Running Track Free Weight Area Vending Area Fitness/Dance Studio Locker Rooms Gymnasiums Pools Family Changing Room Meeting Rooms

Refunds Generated by the HRCA In the event the HRCA cancels an event or a class, a full refund is issued back to the participant either by check or credit card when possible. Refunds are not issued for inclement weather. Refunds are not issued for ticketed events.

We are Hiring! - Join the HRCA Team!

Visit www.HRCAonline.org/Jobs

HRCA RECREATION CENTER LOCATIONS SEE THE WEB SITE FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOURS DURING COVID-19.

NORTHRIDGE

Registration: 8800 S. Broadway Highlands Ranch, CO 80126 Phone 303-471-8950 Fax 303-791-0657 Facility Hours: M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Sa-Su: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Membership Services/ Registration: M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Sa: 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Tennis Pavilion: Phone: 303-471-8996 M-Th: 7:00 a.m. - 9:45 p.m.

F: 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Sa-Su: 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Amenities: • Gymnasium (wood floor) • Pools: Dive Pool, Lap, Youth • Racquetball Courts • Dry Sauna • Tennis Courts (6 indoor, 5 outdoor) & Pavilion • Nursery - Closed • Room Rentals - Closed • (Hot) Yoga Studio • Golf Simulator • Martial Arts Studio • AquaClimb Poolside Climbing Wall

WESTRIDGE

Registration: 9650 Foothills Canyon Blvd.

Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 Phone 720-348-8202 Fax 720-348-8222 Facility Hours: M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Sa-Su: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Membership Services/ Registration: M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Sa: 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Amenities: • 5 Outdoor Batting Cages • Tiny Tees Ballpark • Camp HRCA (summer only) • Preschool (school) • Enrichment (school and summer) • 3 Gymnasiums • Indoor Turf • Pitching Structure • Pools: Lap, Slides, Youth, Zero Depth, Splash Fountain • Spin Cycling • 3 Tennis Courts Outdoor • Nursery - Closed

EASTRIDGE

Registration: 9568 University Blvd.

Highlands Ranch, CO 80126 Phone 303-471-8856 Fax 303-471-8905 Facility Hours: M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Sa-Su: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Membership Services/ Registration: M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Sa: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Administrative Offices:

FACILITIES - INFORMATION

Minimum Enrollment Class fees are

(Assessments & Community Improvement Services)

M-F: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Phone 303-471-8958 Amenities: • Climbing Wall - Closed • Camp HRCA (school breaks, and summer) • Preschool (school) • Enrichment (school and summer) • 2 Gymnasiums (wood floor) • Pools: Lap, Slides, Youth, Zero Depth • Outdoor Sand Volleyball • Steam Room - Closed

SOUTHRIDGE

Registration: 4800 McArthur Ranch Rd. Highlands Ranch, CO 80130 Phone 303-471-7020 Fax 303-346-0235 Facility Hours: M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Sa-Su: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Membership Services/ Registration: M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Sa: 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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Amenities: • 2 Gymnasiums (multi-sport surface) • Pools: Current Channel, Warm Water, Fitness, Zero Depth, Outdoor Resort Pool • Pottery Studio • Senior Lounge - Closed • 5 Tennis Courts Outdoor • Wildcat Mountain Auditorium • Nursery - Closed

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BATTING CAGES

The Batting Cages offer five baseball and four softball stalls ranging in speed from 30-80 mph.

Home-run target banners provide the batter with realistic results in a user-friendly pitching complex.

We offer a mini-ball park complete with home-run fence, foul poles, and bases for future little league batters. For more information or to make team reservations, call 720-348-8202.

DUE TO COVID-19: Room rentals, nursery, and climbing wall are all closed. Please check the web site for the most up-to-date information.

Hours: Visit www.HRCAonline.org/ BattingCages or call 720-348-8202.

www.HRCAonline.org

OPENING WEEKEND(S): February 27 - 28 and March 6 - 7 Spring Hours:

Monday - Friday: 4:00 - 7:30 p.m.

Saturday - Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (subject to change)

Spring Break (March 15 - 19) Noon - 7:30 p.m. (subject to change)

Summer Hours (Start May 31)

Monday - Friday: 10:00 a.m - 7:30 p.m.

Saturday - Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (subject to change)

Pitch Structure:

• Open year round (weather dependent) • Bring your own equipment/balls

GOLF SIMULATOR AT NORTHRIDGE

The golf simulator is a new feature to the Northridge facility. This simulator, provided

by Full Swing Golf, allows residents and non residents the opportunity to practice their game on the driving range or play on some of their favorite courses indoors (42 courses available including Pebble Beach, Torrey Pines, and Castle Pines). The fees and new unlimited pass options are below:

Fees:

Heavy Hitter Passes

Grand Slam Season Pass: $175 individual,

$300 Family Heavy Hitter Triple: 80 tokens

$50

Heavy Hitter Double: 50 tokens

$35

Heavy Hitter Single: 25 tokens

$20

All-you-can-hit passes

30 days

$50

7 days

$35

Single day

$10

Unlimited Passes

Member:

Guest:

Member: Guest:

Monthly $70 Yearly $450 Monthly $85 Yearly $530

Free Club Rentals!

Unlimited passes please call or reserve in person at any of our locations.

$10 per 30 minutes (for up to four players) $15 per 30 minutes (for up to four players)

Bring your own clubs or rent ours for $10.

Reservations: Call Northridge Member Services at 303-471-8950 or visit

www.HRCAonline.org/ GolfSimulator.

Please remember to curb it

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As we move into the new year, you will see the new 40th Anniversary logo throughout the community, and many of our annual events will have additional emphasis on the 40th Anniversary. We look forward to celebrating this milestone in 2021! Starting in January, visit our web site at www.HRCAonline.org/40years for historic facts about Highlands Ranch, trivia, and much more!

HIGHLANDS RANCH CELEBRATES 40 YEARS!

HIGHLANDS RANCH CELEBRATES 40 YEARS!

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Forty years ago, Mission Viejo had a vision for a new master planned residential community just south of Denver. This new master-planned community called Highlands Ranch had big plans that laid out several major streets and called for multiple schools, four recreation centers, acres and acres of open space, community parks, a business park as well as a town center and public library. That community is now an award-winning thriving community known for its high quality of life.

The first houses in the Ranch were completed in 1981 and, in 1984, and we had just over 2,880 residents. Today, Highlands Ranch is 22,000 acres with over 60 miles of paved and natural trails, over 2,000 acres of open space, three large community parks, 3 dog parks, 62 miles of trails and 14 neighborhood parks. The

jewel of the community is the 8,200 acres of the southernmost area of Highlands Ranch has been designated as the Backcountry Wilderness Area, which is dedicated for the preservation of open space, wildlife habitat enhancement and outdoor recreation. Our population now exceeds 99,000 residents and the community has almost reached full build out with over 32,000 homes.

FACILITIES - PARTIES & CELEBRATIONS

Arts & Crafts Parties

HRCA has parties for every age and every budget!

Call today or vist the web site at www.HRCAonline.org/Parties

PARTIES & CELEBRATIONS

Parties and celebrations aren’t just for kids! We offer many options for kids, teens, and adults. From traditional birthday parties to customized celebrations and get-togethers designed just for you, we will help you create special memories the fun, hassle-free way!

Arts, Gymnastics, and Specialty Parties: 303-471-8818

• Snapology (Ages 2+) • Magic Party (Ages 6+) • Science Matters (Ages 5-11) - Chemistry Magic - Perfume Science - Fantastic Flight • Nature’s Educators (Ages 6+): - Your Wild Backyard - Super Snakes - Talon Talk • Peak Athletics Parties (Ages 3-12):

Backcountry Wilderness Area Outdoor Themed Parties Parties are held outdoors at the Backcountry Outdoor Center, 6005 Ron King Trail, 80125

303-471-8853

• Paint on Canvas • Hand-build a clay lantern or candle holder Backcountry Parties

303-471-7054

Cooking Parties

303-471-8853

Pool Parties (Ages 4+)

303-471-7053

Available at Southridge and Eastridge only

• Wild for Wildlife • Princess Unicorn • Camo Adventure • Wild West • Pony Party • Horse-Drawn Hayride

or contact debi.bowman@hrcaonline.org

Batting Cages, Indoor Turf, and Customized Parties 720-348-8267

Climbing Wall Party (Ages 7+) 303-471-8917

• (Max 10 climbers)

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Southridge 303-471-7026 Eastridge 303-471-7036

or contact tyler.kurapkat@hrcaonline.org • Large Pool Party (Max 15) • Small Pool Party (Max 9)

Southridge Sports Spectacular Birthday Parties (Ages 5+) 303-471-8860

• Touchdown! Turf Party (Ages 3+) • “Extra Point” Touchdown Option (Ages 3+) • Decorated Party Rooms Seasonal option February - October • Triple Play Party (Ages 6+)

303-471-8853

• Cooking Party (Ages 5+) • Dance Party (Ages 3+) • Pottery Party (Ages 5+) • Paint on Canvas Party (Ages 7+) • Tie-Dye Party (Ages 7+) • Crocodile Rock Party (Ages 18 mos-3)

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Parties for Adults

DON’T STRESS!

Taekwondo Birthday Parties (Ages 4+) 303-471-8838

Northridge; Price $120 for 10 kids; $10 each additional kid Party includes 45 minute taekwondo class and 45 minutes in a party room.

For more information, please contact lisa.sheley@hrcaonline.org or call 303-471-8838.

Westridge Party Rooms 720-348-8267

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Swim Lesson Coordinator Mindy Polete 303-471-8867 mindy.polete@hrcaonline.org

Coached/Competitive Swimming Coordinator Rachel Lyon 303-471-8942 rachel.lyon@hrcaonline.org

24/7 online www.HRCAonline.org/Registration

Private Lessons Learn to Swim or Coached Aquatics 720-348-8220

www.HRCAonline.org/SwimPrivates

Aquatic Program Supervisor, Aquatic Adventures Diane Ball 303-471-8935 diane.ball@hrcaonline.org

Aquatics/Swimming

STAFF

Refunds will not be granted if HRCA is required to cancel a program due to weather conditions.

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AQUATICS/SWIMMING

GET FIT - HAVE FUN

SWIM HRCA!

HRCA HAS WHAT YOU NEED!

For Info & Enrollment 24/7 www.HRCAonline.org/Swim Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

• Ready to learn to swim or try scuba or snorkeling?

• Already a proficient swimmer and want more of a challenge?

• Want to explore coached and competitive swim programs?

• Need extra help or have a busy schedule? Book private lessons!

720-348-8220

Learn To Swim Scuba & Snorkel

303-471-8867 mindy.polete@hrcaonline.org

Coached Aquatics

• Coached Adult • Coached Youth

SWIM TEAM REGISTRATION

303-471-8942 rachel.lyon@hrcaonline.org

Swimmers must be able to swim a legal 50 yard freestyle and backstroke comfortably without stopping. Must have experience with flip turns.

Parent volunteering is required.

Private Lessons

• Learn to Swim or Coached 720-348-8220 privatelessons@hrcaonline.org

For information email seahawksteam@hrcaonline.org, call 303-471-8942, or visit www.HRCAonline.org/Swimteam.

Infant Swim Resource

Nation-wide program ages 6 months to 3 years to learn aquatic safety 303-330-8602 www.infantswimjennifer.com

COACHED AQUATICS

j.potter@infantswim.com

HRCA offers year round youth and adult coached programs to build enduance, fine tune stroke technique and challenge swimmers looking for a competitive edge. Progressive levels allow growth as well as improve overall fitness.

LEARN TO SWIM P.S. - We also have lots of fun!

Classes fill quickly so visit www.HRCAonline.org/Swim

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Arts Enrichment Coordinator Alecia Hindman 303-471-8853 alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org

Arts

STAFF

Visit us at www.HRCAonline.org/Registration Arts & Education Supervisor Meredith Parker 303-471-8880 meredith.parker@hrcaonline.org

Refunds will not be granted if HRCA is required to cancel a program due to weather conditions.

ART CAMPS

www.HRCAonline.org/Art

Art for Life (Ages 5-12)

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Our instructors are award winning artists that love teaching kids.

Your child will have fun creating art, while learning problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. We believe art gives a child confidence and builds their self-esteem. What better way to grow than to be doing something they love?

Kids-n-Canvases (Ages 5-12)

Professional artists will guide students through a step by step process to achieve a painting they will be proud to hang at home. In Rainbow Rain Shower Painting, kids will paint a beautiful painting of color, where the rain is a rainbow of colors showering down from on high. It is a beautiful way to celebrate spring!

Paint Explosion - Color Beyond Belief Camp Private Art Lessons

If you have a busy schedule, need individual instruction, or group art classes are not for you, try private lessons with an experienced instructor. To schedule lessons, call 303-471-8853 or email alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org.

Try painting techniques designed to maximize color and color mixing. We will use fluid acrylics, drip techniques, and neon colors! Learn how colors work paired with other colors or on different colored backgrounds. Come have fun and COLOR!

ART/ART CAMPS

ART

The Most Colorful Camp Ever

Explore fluid acrylics and colored inks! Make a black light fluorescent paintings, mixed media, and switch plates of amazing Technicolor.

Jewelry Camp

Create beautiful beads, make necklaces, learn weaving patterns, and create unique jewelry to wear yourself or give as gifts.

Sculpture Only Camp

Use polymer clay, air dry clay, Paper Mache, recycled materials, and more. Make traditional sculptures, wall sculptures, and sculptures that hang from the ceiling!

Learn about armatures, model forming, and texturing.

Sculpt animals, dragons and even a sculpture around a mirror!

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ART/COOKING

CREATIVE CRAFTS

COOKING

Creating Collages (Ages 18+)

www.HRCAonline.org/Cooking

Collage is the art of combining a variety of materials to form unique compositions and items. Using simple materials such as paper, found objects, and magazine pictures you can create imaginative works of art. This class will cover ideas, techniques, and step-by-step instructions.

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Knitting (Ages 18+)

Beginning: Learn how to knit, purl, cast on, bind off, increase, and decrease. Once you have accomplished these concepts, learn how to read a simple pattern and make a beanie hat. Yarn will be provided for practice knitting. Needles may be purchased in class.

COOKING CAMPS Spring Break Chef’s Camp (Ages 7-13)

Advanced Beginning: Advanced Beginning students must have completed Beginning Knitting and have approval by instructor to advance. Learn advanced knitting stitches/techniques and pick out some different projects to knit (i.e., mittens, hats, basic sweater).

Students will provide own yarn and knitting needles.

Intermediate: Students must have completed Beginning Knitting and Advanced Beginning Knitting and must have approval by instructor to advance.

Students will learn advanced patterns and incorporate into individual projects.

SEWING

After School Sew-it-All (Ages 8-18)

In this after school class, students will learn the basics of machine sewing and complete a few projects. All materials and sewing supplies will be provided. Beginners as well as continuing students are welcome in class.

Students may repeat this as many times as they would like. Continuing students will further their sewing skills by selecting a project of their choice to complete in class. Continuing students need to purchase all supplies and materials for their advanced projects and bring them to the first class meeting.

Bring your chefs in for super tasty fun! Kids will have a blast learning new recipes every day! Our culinary chef will emphasize safety, nutrition, teamwork, and following directions sequentially.

Chef’s Special Camp (Ages 7-13) Beginning Painting (Ages 18+)

Using acrylic paint learn about composition, color mixing, and various paint application techniques, such as wet-on-wet, dry brush, and using salt. Basic drawing skills will help in the layout of our subject matter, which may include a still life, animals, landscapes, and flowers. You are sure to learn a lot while having fun!

Watercolor (Ages 18+)

Explore painting with watercolor! Learn to utilize this unique medium. Discover the subtleties of proper control and technique. A supply list will be given out in the first class.

Zen Doodling (Ages 18+)

Zen doodling is a calming kind of doodling using simple, repetitive patterns to create art. It is an incredibly relaxing activity that produces lovely results even if you don’t think you are artistic. As you draw, you are boosting concentration, creating a positive mood, and external distraction become less important.

Chef in Training (Ages 2-5)

Create fun snacks using kid-friendly ingredients based on the theme of the month. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Power Snacks | Hearts Ahoy! | March Munchies | Spring into Flavors

This class will expose kids to new ingredients while they learn to create appetizers, main courses, and desserts based on the theme of the month. Price includes all food supplies.

Cupcake Wars | Mystery Basket | Kid Classics | Pancakes, Waffles and More!

Learn how to draw, paint, and sculpt while having fun! We use traditional fine art media (pencil, marker, paints, and sculpting materials) to make fun new modern themes.

Young Chefs (Ages 7-9)

Aspiring chefs will get a realistic introduction to the world of culinary arts. Learn many different cooking methods while creating unique and yummy recipes.

Price includes all food supplies.

Cup Cake Wars | Mystery Basket | Kid Classics | The Apps Class

Teen Drawing and Painting (Ages 13-18)

Learn how to draw, paint, and sculpt while having fun in a class designed for teens! We use traditional fine art media (pencil, marker, paints, and sculpting materials) to make fun new modern themes.

Creative Cooks (Ages 9-12)

This series of classes will instill the young chef with confidence in and out of the kitchen. Each week the student will learn skills like baking, sautéing, chopping, dicing, grating, and kneading. Price includes all food supplies.

Cupcake Wars | The Apps class | Game Day Favorites | Baking 101

Beginning Drawing (Ages 18+)

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Kids Rule the Kitchen (Ages 5-7)

Drawing, Painting & Sculpture (Ages 6-12)

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Cupcake Wars - It’s time to see who can create the best cupcake! In this one-day camp you will bake and decorate unique cupcake combinations from the old favorites to new exciting bold flavors!

GENERAL COOKING

DRAWING, PAINTING AND SCULPTURE

Learn about composition, contour and gesture drawing, value, aesthetic decision-making and more.

Various drawing materials will be used, including graphite pencil, colored pencil, pastel, pen and ink, and charcoal. Topics to draw may include a landscape, still life, and animals. Bring a sketch book and pencils to class, where the atmosphere is friendly and relaxing.

Bring your chefs in for this one day camp! Our culinary chef will emphasize safety, nutrition, teamwork, and following directions sequentially.

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Pip Hop (Ages 3-5)

This hip-hop class for little ones is full of rhythm, body awareness, simple choreography, and high energy craziness all set to cool Disney music! Students are encouraged to participate in the dance recital. Note: Students must attend both sessions to be eligible for recital.

Broadway/Jazz Dance (Ages 18+)

Dance Program Policies

• Each child must be the appropriate age for the class at the start of the session or become the appropriate age within the first week of the session.

• No refunds or prorates will be given after the start of a session.

• No late registrations allowed after the third week of the session.

• All students are required to wear all leather ballet slippers and proper dance attire to class.

Teen Cuisine (Ages 12-18)

This class is designed for teens who love to cook!

Learn the basics of cooking and grow your skills in the kitchen. Learn about different foods and how to prepare them to make scrumptious recipes for home.

Price includes all food supplies.

Fundamental Cooking for Teens | European Cuisine | What’s for Dinner | Baking for Teens

Cooking with your Kids (Ages 7+)

Enjoy time in the kitchen with your kids in this parent and child class. Have fun learning new recipes and how to prepare them together! Price includes all food supplies.

American Classics | Family Favorites | Baking Bonanza | What’s for Dinner

International Cooking (Ages 18+)

Explore new tastes, spices, and textures from different parts of the world in our International Cooking class.

Price includes all food supplies.

American Classics (Ages 18+)

Find out how to make All American favorites including Southwest gringo, Midwest comfort, and Southern sweets. Travel America to find delectable treats to make and eat! Price includes all food supplies.

The Spice Class (Ages 18+)

Have you ever wanted to learn which spice goes with which dish? Now is your chance to learn the “secret of spices” from our professional Chef! Price includes all food supplies.

BALLET

Itty-Bitty Ballet (Ages 2½-3)

Introduce your child to basic ballet techniques as well as songs, dance, and creative play. Note: Parents do not attend class and students are not eligible for the recital.

Ballet (Ages 3-8)

Sign up for Ballet I-IV depending on age and skill level.

Barre and center exercises are used to teach steps and positions of ballet. Classes are designed to aid in the development of flexibility, coordination, balance, body awareness, listening, discipline, and self-esteem.

All Ballet students are encouraged to participate in the dance recital.

Ballet Academy (Ages 8-13)

Ballet Academy is for students who would like to continue their dance experience with a more intensive curriculum. Students will grow their dance knowledge, strengths, and abilities. They will gain a deeper understanding of ballet theory and practice. Students are encouraged to participate in the dance recital.

BELLY DANCE

Belly Dance Basics (Ages 18+)

All levels welcome in this fun class dedicated to teaching and practicing the ancient art of belly dance.

Learn classic Egyptian Style, American Cabaret/Vintage, Oriental, and Tribal Fusion technique. Learn historic facts about the dance. No matter what your dance experience from the true beginner to the professional, this class will challenge and inspire you.

Sign up for both Belly Dance and Belly Dance Choreography and receive half off-Belly Dance Choreography. Email alecia.hindman@hrcaonline. org to advantage of this offer.

Work on basic jazz steps and learn a Broadway style dance in this no stress, no recital adult class! Jazz shoes encouraged but street shoes are OK. No socks or flip flops.

COMBO DANCE

Ballet/Tap/Jazz (Ages 4-6)

Learn the basics of ballet techniques, terminology, rhythm, movement, and tap techniques. Students will need both ballet and tap shoes for this class. Students are encouraged to participate in the dance recital.

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DANCE

Ballet/Tap/Jazz (Ages 5-7)

Learn the basics of ballet techniques, terminology, rhythm, movement, and tap techniques. Students will need both ballet and tap shoes for this class. Students are encouraged to participate in the dance recital.

Previous dance experience highly recommended.

COUPLES DANCE

Couples Dance (Ages 18+)

Enjoy a night out with your friends and significant other while learning something new. These dances will have your confidence on the dance floor soaring to new heights!

“HOLD-ON-TO-YOUR-HAT” COUNTRY SWING! The easiest swing dance of all, and you can dance to ALL styles of music! Tons of turns and twirls!

The NEW MELLINIUM COWBOY CHA CHA! Four weeks of doing the prettiest (AND most favorite) Country Dance to come along….ever! Can be done solo or with a partner–we will learn how to dance it BOTH ways.

LINE DANCE BOOTY BASH! It’s Line Dancerobics! GREAT FOR COORDINATION AND BALANCE! Get your “steps” (5,000 average).

And it’s so much fun! We’ll learn the most popular Line Dances for parties and MORE…starting at the BEGINNING. C&W 2 STEP SHINDIG The ORIGINAL C&W dance and the most versatile dance on the floor! Learn the easy, basic steps and then spin your partner with turns and twirls! You’ll be able to get out there ON THE DANCE FLOORS and dance the night away.

RED HOT SALSA This “red hot” social style Salsa is fun and EASY to learn. With lots of great moves, you will be able to dance to any Latin song!

Belly Dance Choreography (Ages 18+)

This class pairs nicely with the Belly Dance Basics Class (some belly dance experience recommended).

Put the technique to use in beautiful and fun combos and choreographies. We will dance this beautiful ageold dance in a safe judgement free space. We will learn choreographies and practice them. This class will also introduce the use of props as a dancing tool.

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Nighttime Tap (Ages 18+)

Get your heart pumping and your feet tapping in this fun class. Learn tap techniques that will be integrated into a dance. All levels are welcome, dress comfortably, and bring your tap shoes. Nighttime Tap is taught by Ms. Laura.

DRAMA

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Day Time Tap Dance (Ages 18+)

Classes are organized and progressed in 3- and 4-month blocks and taught by Ms. Katharine.

Beginner: This class is for the “rusty” and “had tap as a kid”. Emphasis will be on progressing tap techniques from the basics already learned (guide sheet provided), advancing barre work, incorporating additional across the floor and center floor work. Phrases and beginner dance routines will be learned, practiced, and possibly performed. Fun making music with our feet!

Line Dancing (Ages 55+)

Come join our new line dancing class for seniors! In this beginning class you will learn the latest line dances plus the old favorites. Make new friends in this fun and energizing class designed especially for you. No partners are necessary!

Line Dance/Flash Mob (Ages 18+)

In this class you will learn all the latest line dances!

We’ll put our dances into “Flash Mob” style for even more fun. You can even join the Line Dance Team!

Couples - Private Ballroom Dance (Ages 18+)

If you’re looking to get your dances perfect for your wedding or special event, this is a great way to get the individualized attention you desire to look and feel confident on the dance floor. To schedule a lesson call at 303-471-8853 or email alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org.

DANCE RECITAL

“Dancing in the Rain” Dance Recital (Ages 3-12)

Dance Recital for Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Irish Step, and Modern Dance Classes. Recital routines are choreographed by instructors and taught in the child’s class. This performance gives your child the experience of performing for an audience. Every family who signs up for the recital will receive a photo, no need to register. Note: All students who register for January - April dance classes are eligible for the dance recital unless otherwise stated in the class description.

The dance recital is a separate registration fee from registered classes and includes a costume and photo.

The registration deadline for recital is March 24.

NO refunds will be granted after costumes have been ordered. Performance time for your child’s class will be determined by the instructor after the registration cut-off date.

“Dancing in the Rain” Dance Recital Recital is April 24

Intermediate Beginner: Continuing Beginner with even more emphasis on making good tap sounds, advancing rhythms and coordination, progressing combinations, phrases, barre techniques, performance styles. Pace continually increases as students grasp new techniques and choreography. Or entry level for those who have some tap dance basics that are current or a wee bit rusty!

Advanced Beginner: Must have at least one-year tap dance experience or approval from instructor.

Continues progression of tap dance skill sets, combinations, canons, phrases, choreography – all utilizing this exhilarating form of dance.

Dedicated Dance One: This class is designed for current students who are already in the Tap program and concentrates on one Intermediate/Advanced leveltype routine.

Dedicated Dance Two: This class is designed for current students who are already in the Tap program and concentrates on one Intermediate/Advanced leveltype routine.

MULTIMEDIA CAMPS

Talk to the Camera Harry Potter Spring Break Camp (Ages 6-11) Talk to the Camera Harry Potter Spring Break Camp

Wands, Wizards, and Magical Creatures abound.

In this movie adaptation, young filmmakers work together, using a Project Based Learning approach to make students actively engage in all aspects of a professional film set. They become directors, film crew, and actors-- honing their craft, building their critical thinking skills, and gaining a sense of ownership. *Kids will receive their professionally edited movie a few weeks after the final class date.

Talk to the Camera Stop Motion Animation (Ages 6-11) Be the director and animator of your very own stop motion animation film! Using Legos, drawings, or even your own stuffed animal, students build and create their very own stop motion movie.

Our instructors will guide students in envisioning a story, writing a script, as well as set building and character creations. Stop Motion is a fun and easy way to introduce video production to your child. *Requirements: students are expected to bring a tablet, iPad, or smartphone for video recording. All other equipment and supplies will be provided.

HIP HOP

Hip Hop Contemporary (Ages 7-12) This is an upbeat class set to popular music. Hip Hop, Jazz, and Contemporary dance are covered. Learn funky dance moves in an encouraging environment.

Students are encouraged to participate in the dance recital.

IRISH STEP

Irish Step Dancing (Ages 7+)

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Join in the fun with this beautifully unique style of dancing. Learn in a non-competitive atmosphere that teaches basics of reels, jigs, and solo dancing as well as ceili (team) dancing. Students are encouraged to participate in the dance recital to show off their talents!

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MUSIC PARENT – TOT Crocodile Rock - Parent Tot (Ages 18 mos-3)

Have fun with your child singing, dancing, and playing music with a folk guitarist.

Songs have age-appropriate visuals and props to stimulate learning. Each month new songs and activities are introduced, along with familiar favorites requested by the children.

Music Together - Parent Tot (Ages 1-5)

DRAMATIC THEATRE The Infamous Shoe Gang by KidStage Stars Program (Ages 6-12)

Shoes are missing. Fashion blunders are being needlessly caused. The townsfolk are furious but luckily…or not…the Chief and Deputy of police are on the case…or are they? This original “western” set in the 1880’s in Denver, CO takes you on a hilarious journey as the shoe criminals are on the run and the inept police department is trying to catch them. Complete with a “mastermind criminal” cow and a dapper and cunning bounty hunter, this play will delight actors and audiences!

Music Together® is an internationally recognized early childhood music program offering 45 minutes of pure musical fun for you and your child each week. Our classes are mixed age for children birth through age 5 and their parent(s) or caregiver. The Music Together awardwinning curriculum is used in a fun, developmentally appropriate environment which utilizes singing, moving, playing instruments, and making music. You’ll receive a CD and songbook tied to each session’s unique experiences for use at home.

DRAMA SPECIALTY

Drama in Progress - Mommy and Me: Story Alive (Ages 3-5)

Led by instructor, children bring storybooks alive using props, costumes, and puppets. All materials provided. The last 15 minutes of each class is a mini performance for parents.

HAND BUILDING

Hand Building (Ages 18+)

Learn how to create pottery using three basic hand building techniques: pinch, slab, and coil. Items you may make are cups, bowls, and plates, and other things like holiday decorations, a birdhouse, and useful boxes!

Surface decoration will be explored as well as glaze techniques.

Advanced Hand Building (Ages 18+) In this class, you will continue using the methods learned in the beginning class, but create more complex items. Slab, coil, and pinch techniques will be used to make and two- and three-part items such as tea pots and casserole dishes. Surface decoration will be a focus, and more advanced glaze techniques will be encouraged.

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POTTERY PARENT – TOT Play with Clay (Ages 3-5)

Have a great time creating original clay pieces with your child in this interactive class incorporating basic shapes, hand-eye coordination, and pre-writing skills.

Clay and tools included.

Spacecrafts and Aliens | Love Bugs | Pond Life | Flower Power

Clay Creations (Ages 3-5)

Create a one-of-kind piece of art in these onetime clay classes! Your child will learn the beginning basics of pottery. Create a different project each month with these fun monthly themes! Dress for a mess and create a piece of art that will last a lifetime.

Wintertime Fun | Valentine Hearts | Seasons of Clay | Caterpillars and Butterflies

If you think our pediatric dental practice is like the one you went to as a child, think again! Bring your children to our pediatric dental practice and you’ll wish you were a child again!

Our Pediatric Dentists provide the best oral health care for children from infants through adolescents! We accept most dental insurance!

Two convenient locations: Lone Tree Highlands Ranch Town Center 9227 E. Lincoln Ave, Suite 100 9358 Dorchester St, Suite 106 303.225.4716 303.791.4400

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POTTERY Kids-n-Clay (Ages 5-9)

The perfect after-school activity for the create child!

Kids will love using their hands and imaginations to create unique clay pieces in these one-of-a-kind clay classes! Dress for a mess and create a piece of art that will last a lifetime.

Hand Building for Kids (Ages 8-12)

For students who have completed the six-week introductory course or have previous experience.

Advanced Wheel Pottery (Ages 18+)

Learn to build and finish clay pieces while building hand strength needed for wheel throwing. Materials provided.

Students who attended the Continuing Wheel Pottery class for a minimum of one year are welcome.

WHEEL

Learn the basics of wheel throwing, trimming, and glazing. Clay is not included and must be purchased in the studio before class, tools are provided. Bring an apron and old towel.

Beginning Wheel Pottery (Ages 18+)

This beginning class is designed to introduce students to pottery making basics. Learn centering, trimming, and glazing techniques while creating several pottery pieces in the process. Clay must be purchased at recreation center. Tools are available for purchase.

Please bring apron, bucket, and old towel.

Level One Continuing Wheel Pottery (Ages 18+)

For students who have completed six weeks Beginning Wheel Pottery intro class.

Multi-Level Pottery (Ages 18+) For students who have one year of experience.

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Teen Wheel Pottery (Ages 12-17)

Intermediate Teen Wheel Pottery (Ages 12-17)

Teen Wheel is designed for teens who are ready for the next level of wheel pottery. Learn the intermediate skills of wheel throwing, trimming, and glazing. Clay is not included and must be purchased in the studio before class, tools are provided. Bring an apron and old towel.

Private Pottery Lessons (All Ages)

If you have a busy schedule, need individual instruction or group pottery classes are not for you, try private lessons with an experienced instructor.

To schedule lessons, call 303-471-8853 or email alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org.

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Semi-private Pottery Lessons (All Ages)

If you have a busy schedule, need individual instruction or group pottery classes are not for you, try private lessons with an experienced instructor.

To schedule lessons, call 303-471-8853 or email alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org.

Baby/Toddler Hand & Footprint Keepsakes (All Ages)

Create memories that will last a lifetime with a one-ofa-kind piece of art with your child’s print. You make it, paint it and our talented instructors will fire it for you.

Please call for an appointment at 303-471-8853.

Pottery Celebrations (All Ages)

Anytime is a great time to have a party with your friends and family. From a bridal party to an end of season soccer party, we can theme a celebration around you! Call 303-471-8853 or email alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org for more information.

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Backcountry Program Supervisor AnnaKate Hein 303-471-8876 annakate.hein@hrcaonline.org

Equine Programs Coordinator Carly Steiger 303-471-7078 carly.steiger@hrcaonline.org

24/7 online www.HRCAonline.org/Registration Backcountry Director Mark Giebel 303-471-8885

Environmental Education Coordinator Tara Clark 303-471-7053 tara.clark@hrcaonline.org

Environmental Education Coordinator Jess Fangman 303-471-7054 jess.fangman@hrcaonline.org

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Communications and Outreach Coordinator Lindsey McKissick 303-471-7076

www.HRCAonline.org/Backcountry All program dates and times are subject to change. We also may add additional dates and times. For the latest information please check out our web site: www.HRCAonline.org/Backcountry.

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• 501(c)3, Fundraising, Events Property and Trails Coordinator Gus Brunger 303-471-7042 gus.brunger@HRCAonline.org

Pack a lunch, then take a hike with the goats to a perfect picnic spot!

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Information and Registration: www.HRCAonline.org/ BackcountryArchery

Happy Hikers

Kick off your happy hour with a free hike! Join us afterwards at Living the Dream Brewing Co. for Beer for Bucks. Beer for Bucks is a fundraiser for the Backcountry Conservation & Education Fund. Free, but registration is required.

Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp

The Backcountry Outdoor Center is home to three archery ranges to fit the skill level and needs of all types of archers: the regular range, 3D range, and lesson range. Day passes to the regular and 3D ranges can be purchased at www.HRCAonline.org/backcountryarchery.

Wellness Walks

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

Constellations and Cocoa

Astro Viewing

Family Survival Challenge (Ages 7+)

Bring a picnic dinner to eat around the campfire as astronomers use their know-how and telescopes to teach on the constellations of the winter sky.

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Information and Registration: www.HRCAonline.org/ BWACommunityPrograms Grab a seat at Base Camp for an interstellar show uninterrupted by city lights!

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Depending on the weather and conditions, we’ll do a short nature hike, build snowmen, play with the chickens, meet our horses, and relax in the fresh air. After the hike, post up next to the fire to roast marshmallows and make s’mores (the possibility of a campfire is pending conditions).

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Come learn and test your skills in orienteering, survival shelters, flint-and-steel fire building, wild foraging, and water collection in this adult and familybased survival course.

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Full Moon Hikes

Leave your flashlight behind and let the full moon guide this hike into the Backcountry Wilderness Area.

Ages 7+ recommended.

Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp

Grab a coffee—and bring binoculars if you want to spot local wildlife—for a relaxed, guided, free excursion. Wellness Walks are supported by the Backcountry Conservation and Education fund nonprofit.

Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp

Wildlife Discovery – Turkeys of the Backcountry Head out into the reserved areas with our seasoned naturalists to observe wildlife in their natural habitat and explore part of the property otherwise not accessible to the public.

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Women in the Wilderness

Join other women to take the reins on your adventure experiences. We’ll pack backpack essentials, firestarting, knot-tying, camp setup, plant ID and more into this mid-day course.

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Goat Picnic Hike

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PRESCHOOL AGE PROGRAMS

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Information and Registration: www.HRCAonline.org/ BWAPreschoolPrograms Sunshine and Storytime (Ages 3-5)

Come out for a little sunshine, a nature story, time with our barnyard animals, and a field or forest exploration activity in this one-hour program for kids ages 3-6. We’ll keep each child’s favorite adult close by to participate and facilitate safe physical distancing with their child. Each week will be a different program.

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Information and Registration: www.CampBackcountry.org

Winter Break Camp (Ages 7-13)

Experience the magic of summer camp in the winter!

We’ll explore the many ways our natural world has changed since summer, discover all that the festive winter season has to offer, and post up next to the campfire with hot chocolate or s’mores.

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Spring Break Camp (Ages 7-13)

Information and Registration: www.HRCAonline.org/ BWAYouthPrograms

Spring has sprung, which we think calls for some outdoor exploration! As the days are getting longer, the air warmer, and the animals more active, it’s the perfect time to explore the Backcountry. Depending on what mother nature delivers, we’ll learn about the science of snow or study the blooming world around us - all as we go on countless adventures.

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Fort Village (Ages 7-13)

School Break Days (Ages 7-13)

YOUTH PROGRAMS

We’re building a giant fort village at Fort Wildwood!

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Winter Wilderness Survival (Ages 9-13)

Learn Winter Survival Skills then test them with challenges.

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Animal Enrichment Workshop (Ages 7-13)

Plan, create, and build new enrichment puzzles and structures for our goats and chickens!

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Fairy and Gnome Homes (Ages 7-10)

Craft a home sweet home for a little fairy or gnome.

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HOMESCHOOL PROGRAMS (AGES 7-14)

Never stop exploring. If Douglas County schools are out, Camp Backcountry is in! Take a break from the books and come join us for an unforgettable adventure!

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Summer Camp (Ages 7-13)

Camp Backcountry is where kids’ true nature is found.

Campers (ages 7-17) get filled with fresh air, useful skills, and adventures at our Nature, Horse, and Art camp along with the Leader-in-Training program. Our week-long, full-day camp offers kids a daily dose of dirt, environmental education, and exploration of our 13-square-mile wildlife habitat conservation property to spark a love of all things wild!

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HORSE PROGRAMS

Information and Registration: www.HRCAonline.org/ BWAHorsePrograms Basic Horsemanship 1 (Ages 7+)

Information and Registration: www.HRCAonline.org/ BWAHomeschool

Before you slide up into the saddle, take the time to get to know horse basics. This 1.5-hour class is required for any beginner who wants to move into riding lessons. This class is groundwork only, no riding.

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Nature Homeschool Programs

Private Riding Lessons (Ages 5+)

Bring the concepts you teach at home to life! Our three-hour Nature Homeschool Programs offer different environmental or life science topics in a natural setting.

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Private Homeschool Group Programs

Coordinate 5-20 students from your homeschool network, and we will arrange a private nature or science based program for your group. For more information or to schedule a private homeschool program, contact Jess Fangman at jess.fangman@hrcaonline.org.

It’s a party of three for private horseback riding lessons on the Backcountry: you, our horse, and an instructor.

The low-distraction environment paired with individual attention will propel your horsemanship and riding skills at a more rapid pace during this one-hour lesson.

Riders (ages 5 to 99) can choose between Western, English, and trail lessons depending on your interest.

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Group Riding Lessons (Ages 7+)

Reach your equestrian goals—from learning to saddle up your steed to maneuvering with ease—in our small group lessons. Our instructors will teach to the level of each rider and riders will benefit from learning from one another.

Backcountry Wilderness Area; Horse Corrals

All program dates and times are subject to change. We also may add additional dates and times.

For the latest information please check out our web site: www.HRCAonline.org/Backcountry.

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Saddle Club

Trade schoolbooks for riding boots at Saddle Club: an after-school horse focused class will teach new skills each week. Ages 7-10 and 11-14.

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Horse Homeschool Programs (Ages 7-13)

This equestrian class—geared toward homeschool students—will introduce all things horses from basics to riding. Students will learn about grooming, tacking, horse safety, and riding.

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Mini Manes (Ages 3-4)

This outdoor program—of two, half-hour classes— teaches your tot safety and horse care through fun hands-on activities. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

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Pony Tails (Ages 5-6)

After learning the fundamentals of horse behavior, grooming, and using a saddle and bridle, kids will ride our two ponies. When the kids aren’t riding at these two, hour-long classes, they’ll be playing equine-focused games. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

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Little Equestrians (Ages 3-6)

Little Equestrians is the perfect bridge from pony programs to horseback riding lessons! This 30-minute, private pony-riding lesson firms up the basics of safe— and fun—riding with more attention to details between the rider, instructor, and the pony. Please note: 125-pound weight limit.

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Pony Rides (Ages 3-10)

Hand-led pony rides are available for the young horse enthusiast with our ponies Cabo and Ziggi! Walk along with your child as they enjoy the ride.

Please note: 125-pound weight limit. Each time slot accommodates up to six kids.

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Off-Season Horseback Trail Rides (Ages 7+)

Check out the Backcountry Wilderness Area on four hooves instead of two feet on our guided horseback trail rides. The relaxing one-hour outing explores a portion of our conservation property with opportunities to spot local wildlife like elk, mule deer, bobcats, golden eagles, and wild turkeys. Ages 7+, 235-pound weight limit. Please note: These will run based on weather and trail conditions.

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BACKCOUNTRY

LOCATIONS TO KNOW Backcountry Outdoor Center (Base Camp, Archery, Horse Corrals): 6005 Ron King Trail, 80125

Wildcat Archery Range: 11950 Monarch Blvd, 80124

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Art and Education Administrative Coordinator Angela Munger 303-471-8928 angela.munger@HRCAonline.org • Camp HRCA

Preschool Directors Eastridge Jamie Bouchard 303-471-8814

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Westridge Tammi Howard 720-348-8214

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• Preschool Enrichment

Arts & Education Supervisor Meredith Parker 303-471-8880 meredith.parker@hrcaonline.org

Refunds will not be granted if HRCA is required to cancel a program due to weather conditions.

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Due to the uncertainty with Covid-19, we are unsure if the spring break camp will happen but to check the web site for updates and more information. www.HRCAonline.org/CampHRCA Visit our web site Camp HRCA Spring Break for dates, times, at Eastridge (Ages 5-12) and pricing.

March 15-19, 2021

CAMP HRCA

Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Eastridge, Sunlight

Children will enjoy a variety of activities such as: swimming, arts and crafts, pottery, cooking, group games, gym, and park time. Please be sure to pack a swimsuit, towel, water bottle, and lunch each day.

FOR CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS ONLY: Full day Preschool Enrichment is offered Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. during school breaks, so your childcare won’t be interrupted.

Refund/ Transfer Policy:

Camp HRCA must be notified of a child’s absence by 9:00 a.m. the morning of the absence in order to receive a refund for that day.

2020-2021 School Year Preschool Enrichment (Ages 2½-5) The HRCA operates a Preschool Enrichment program at Eastridge to enhance the Preschool/Pre-K program.

Enrichment is a before and after school program for those enrolled in our Preschool and Pre-K classes, providing care for your child for a full day.

Families who need full-time care for their child may enroll in enrichment and a five-day Preschool or Pre-K class.

Families looking for two full-days can enroll a child in the two-day morning preschool class and Enrichment on the same two days, giving you care for your child from 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. on those days. Three-day weeks are also available. The HRCA wants to provide a flexible childcare option to meet your needs while maintaining the integrity and quality of the Preschool and Pre-K program you value.

Preschool Enrichment Program Fees Preschool Enrichment is for families of our preschool program only.

Children enrolled for the full week Children enrolled in partial weeks All day Enrichment (school break days)

For information regarding our PRESCHOOL PROGRAM please see the EDUCATION SECTION on page 24.

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SPRING DATES

$35 daily $37 daily $45 daily

Program Details: • Includes music, language, swimming, pottery, art, drama, building blocks, story time, nap, and snack time. Each week is a different theme. Children participate in special activities related to those themes each week. Preschool Enrichment children swim each day.

• We typically offer additional programs for a fee including swim lessons, science camp, technology camp, ballet, gymnastics, and other classes. Our teachers will take your child to and pick them up when the class is over. This option is only available during a non-COVID period.

• This program is facilitated by the same Preschool and Pre-K teachers you have come to love and trust at the HRCA. • This program is licensed with the state of Colorado and therefore maintains the integrity of licensed programs in policy and procedures.

• A morning and afternoon snack is provided.

• Children need to bring a lunch.

• Payments are made monthly for Preschool Enrichment.

• Refunds AND transfers for Preschool Enrichment programs will not be granted after the last day of the month for the upcoming month. For example, October 31, 2021 is the last day to request a refund for November 2021.

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• Education, Creative Kids Preschool Directors Eastridge Jamie Bouchard 303-471-8814 jamie.bouchard@HRCAonline.org

24/7 online www.HRCAonline.org/Registration Arts & Education Supervisor Meredith Parker 303-471-8880

Education

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Westridge Tammi Howard 720-348-8214 tammi.howard@HRCAonline.org

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Refunds will not be granted if HRCA is required to cancel a program due to weather conditions.

PRE-EDUCATION

www.HRCAonline.org/CreativeKids

Kreative Kids (Ages 3-5)

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Children over 3 must be potty trained.

CREATIVE KIDS PARENT-TOT

Toddler & Me (Ages 18 mos-3)

CREATIVE KIDS SPECIALTY

Sibling Rivalry (Ages 2-7)

Experience a mock day at preschool with mom. Enjoy free play, circle time, crafts, and snacks while you and your child meet new friends. An adult must accompany each child. Please bring a drink in a sippy cup.

Ice and Snow | My Family | Community Helpers | Gardening

Enjoy a class with your sibling. This class allow older siblings to help younger siblings explore the fun of this class. You will make creative art projects, enjoy free play, songs, and games.

Snow | Winter Mittens | Happy Valentine’s Day | Red is for Love | Green Eggs and Ham | Green is for March | Squirrels | Butterflies

Kids Night-In (Ages 3-12)

Come ready to swim in your swimsuit and bring your PJ’s, blanket, pillow, and water bottle. Swimming, pizza, and a movie are all provided! Class starts by gathering outside the indoor pool doors.

Princess Dress Up (Ages 2-6)

Kreative play, kute krafts, krazy games, and kool songs is what Kreative Kids is all about! Bring a lunch and snacks that do not contain peanut products. Bundle of Fun: Email: Heather.Goetz-Zettl@hrcaonline.org to take advantage of the “Bundle of Fun” offer which is sign up for three Kreative Kids classes at the same time and the third class is half price.

New Year Wish | Snow Buddies | Hot Chocolate | Let’s Go Ice Skating! | Eskimo Fishing | Happy Valentine’s Day | Eskimo Fishing | I’m Nuts About You | Dr. Seuss | Snail Trail | Happy St. Patrick’s Day | Clever Clovers | Clouds | Rainbows | Bugs | Zoo Animals

2 Times the Fun (Ages 2-3)

Children will explore various games, music, story time, art, and playtime. An excellent way to initiate social skills and prepare for preschool. Parents do not attend.

Suddenly Snowflakes | This Hearts to You | Goofy with Green | Kites

Stepping Stones (Ages 2½-3½)

Prepare your child for preschool. Children learn about colors, ABC’s, and numbers while having social interaction and fun. Snack will be served. Parents do not attend.

Snowmen | Happy Hearts | Dr. Seuss Month | Things that Go

Come dressed as your favorite princess and then you will be pampered like a princess. Afterwards, enjoy a princess snack and craft.

Snow White | Elsa | Tiana | Anna

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EDUCATION

Living Trust Seminar (Ages 18+)

www.HRCAonline.org/Education Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

This class will discuss the Top 10 Reasons for needing a Living Trust. Do you want to avoid Probate Court? Do you want to proactively plan your estate? Do you want to maximize the benefit to your heirs? Do you want to be prepared if you lose your mental capacity? When you finish the class, you will have a clear picture of whether a Living Trust is the right tool for you and/or your family.

ONLINE EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL SPECIALTY SAT®/ ACT® Preparation Class (Ages 14-18)

Do you want higher test scores and a better shot at competitive schools? Learn test-preparation strategies for a fraction of the cost of commercial programs!

This Education Specialty course is taught by a National Board-Certified Teacher with 25+ years of experience in test preparation helping students for both the SAT and ACT. Students receive an official preparation guide and an additional strategies manual.

Travel Hacking 101 (Ages 18+)

Learn travel hacks like how to earn the most rewards in the least amount of time, easiest and best ways to redeem rewards to be flexible for cash back or free travel (airfare, hotels, and rental cars), top strategies for individuals, couples, and business owners, and how to find the best overall rewards cards and sign-up bonuses for DIA.

Divorce Workshop (Ages 25+)

This low-cost single workshop covers the legal, financial, and social issues of divorce. We help attendees take the next step by providing unbiased information and resources, no matter where you are in the process of untying the knot.You will understand options available and next steps to take and will discover community resources available.

FINANCIAL SEMINARS Will Seminar (Ages 18+)

This simple one-step class for ages 18 years and older will provide a Notarized will, general power of attorney, medical power of attorney, and living will by the end of the seminar from an experienced estate planning attorney. This unique three-hour class provides great value to participants by providing finished estate planning documents- at a fraction of the typical cost for these documents. Cost includes all materials, witnessing, notarizing, individual review, and plenty of time for discussion and questions. Participants do not need to bring anything to class.

EDUCATION 2 GO & EDUCATION 2 GO PRO! Online Classes That Fit Your Schedule Bring everyone in the office up to speed on subjects that effect overall productivity and learn without leaving the comfort of your own home! Our instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. There are over 300 classes offered including: • Get Paid to Travel • Resume Writing • Buy and Sell on eBay • Debt Elimination Techniques • Professional Sales Skills • SAT/ACT Preparation • Stocks, Bonds, and Investing: Oh, My! • Designing Effective Web Sites • Wine Appreciation • Achieving Success with Difficult People • and more!

Courses run for six weeks, are project-oriented, and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links and more.

Visit www.ed2go.com/HRCA for complete course descriptions, lesson outlines, and evaluations from former students, course requirements, instructor credentials, and a demo course.

Each class: $112/$129 Requirements: All courses require Internet access, e-mail, Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. Some courses may require additional software or other requirements. Before registering, visit www.ed2go.com/HRCA for complete course requirements.

To Get Started: Visit ed2go.com/HRCA. Click the Orientation link and follow the instructions to enroll and pay for your course. On the first day of class, www.returned2go.com/HRCA and click the Classroom link. Log in with the name and password you provided during orientation.

Questions? Visit www.ed2go.com/HRCA or call 303471-8818.

Retirement Planning Today® (Ages 18+)

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A.P.E’s Basic Class/Child Escape (Ages 5-12)

This is a good introductory and refresher course for kids. It will cover a broad range of topics including defining a “Stranger”, “Lures”, Role Playing, distancing, what to yell, “Going Bananas”, “Code Words”, and communication. Child Escape: The first and most important counter move if attacked or threatened is to “run like the wind” (and bring attention to the situation). If running away is not immediately an option, you may need to know how to get out of a situation “physically.” This class goes over ways to specifically get out of danger if a child is grabbed, picked up, put in a car, etc. Because of the physical nature of this class, it is only given to both kids and parents together.

Women’s Self Defense Class (Ages 12+)

We start by discussing the importance of staying aware and being “smart” on the street and at home. We will then teach the basic strikes necessary to fend off an attacker. At this point, the instructor puts on a full padded body suit which enables the participants to land real strikes. Finally, we spend most of the class role playing some different type of attacks that women may face from a predator. This class is for any woman who is interested in becoming more empowered and more confident if ever faced with this danger.

Babysitting Class with HeartSmart (Ages 11-18)

Interactive workshop will help you make sense of the choices you face in building your future and planning for retirement. Learn strategies you can use right away.

In just two entertaining and informative sessions, you’ll learn what they didn’t teach you in school. Determine the amount of money you need to retire. Use new tax law changes to your advantage. Eliminate debt and improve cash flow. Properly allocate your assets within your employer retirement plan. Use five investment strategies to minimize risks and maximize returns.

Ask the right questions when evaluating insurance coverage. Reduce or eliminate taxes, expenses, delays and legal challenges with estate planning. This course includes a 235-page illustrated textbook. Price is for individual or couple

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SAFETY SKILLS

Learn guidelines for working with parents and their children to make the time safe and fun. The class includes an overview of child/infant CPR, choking protocols, and a Kids Watch guide.

Each student will receive a pediatric first aid text for reference along with the babysitting manual and certificate of participation.

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Goosebumps

SCIENCE MATTERS (Grades K-5th)

Bubbles and Bubble Blowers

Explore the human body systems – learn the parts of the brain and create a set of lungs.

SPECIAL PRICING: $25 for one class $45 for two classes 3 or 4 classes there is a supervised lunch $70 for three classes $90 for four classes

Discover the Ocean

Explore the seashore seashells and make a cartesian diver.

Power of Flight

Experiment the forces of air that help a plane fly.

Make a Bernoulli Blow and an FP9 Glider.

Solar Energy

Make a tasty treat using the power of the sun and create a solar detector.

Catapults

Make two different catapults – the Viking and the Depressor Catapult.

Properties of Water

Learn about Wonderful Water. Stack water and float a paperclip using surface tension. Make a water wheel.

Seeds and Plants

Dissect a Seed and make your own seed germinator

Weather Wonders

Make a model of the water cycle. Create a borax snowflake.

The Earth

Create a Layers of the Earth book. Make a model volcano and earthquake.

Experiment with bubbles. Make a square bubble.

Toilet Paper Science

Have too many toilet paper rolls? We’ll make a bunch of projects using toilet paper rolls.

Bristle Bots

Magnets, circuits, and robots. Make a drawbot to make STEM artwork.

Slimelogy

Make several different types of slime while learning about polymers.

Animation Studio

Who doesn’t love an action-packed animation movie that brings our favorite toys to life? In Snapology’s Animation Studio program, students get to do more than just enjoy those movies, they get to create them! In this technical program, children will work in teams to learn the fundamentals of stop motion animation and develop their own animated movie starring some of their favorite LEGO® mini figures! Students will go through the entire movie making process with their filming partner, from plot development and set design to detailed visual and audio editing. The best part, their movie will move beyond the classroom and be uploaded to flash drives for each child to take home and show off to family and friends!

Pokemania

Compare rubber band planes with a variety paper planes. Explore the four forces of flight.

In Snapology’s Pokémania program, students will explore the Pokémon world and practice their Pokémon training skills! They will create their own training gyms, unique battles, and even their very own generation of Pokémon.Your student will also explore some real-world science as they examine the habitats, characteristics, and needs of different Pokémon. They will do more than catch ‘em all, they will build and examine them all very closely and have a blast doing so!

Electric Fun Stuff

Amusement Park Adventures

Machine Madness

Machines and mechanisms – play with simple machines. Make a crane and set of Monster Jaws.

My Amazing Flying Machine

Play with electricity… check the steadiness of your hand with a nerve tester.

SNAPOLOGY (Grades K-5th)

If you sign up for both a.m./p.m. classes, there is a supervised lunch from Noon - 1:00 p.m.

EDUCATION STEM CAMPS

STEM CAMPS

Every child loves to go to the amusement park and ride their favorite rides, but have they ever thought about how to build one and the people who design them? In Snapology’s Amusement Park Adventure, students get to become designers of their own amusement park rides. While designing, they will learn physics and engineering concepts as well as problem solving skills, all while having a blast!

Adventures with Star Wars

If you love Star Wars, this is the class for you.

Participate in Star Wars themed activities, build scenes from the movie, build ships, light sabers, and more. May the force be with you...

Parkway Center, Building #2 541 W. Highlands Ranch Parkway Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 South of C-470 on Broadway, just west of Broadway

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2021-2022 School Year Registration is on March 27, 2021 PRESCHOOL

HRCA’s preschool program is based on a play environment with developmentally appropriate activities which give children the foundation for future academic learning. The children will participate in art, music, finger plays, dramatic play, block building, sand play, puzzles, and beginning hand writing skills. Through these activities children develop physical, emotional, social, creative, and cognitive skills.

12 mos-3 Year Old Toddler: Designed to aid children with their basic motor, social, emotional, cognitive and linguistic development. This program is only at Eastridge.

2½-3 Year Old Preschool: Designed to aid children with their social skills as well as introduce them to the learning environment.

3-4 Year Old Preschool: Children work on letter recognition using the letter of the week, and are introduced to Handwriting Without Tears using shapes to form letters.

Games, songs, and finger plays are used to learn numbers.

4-5 Year Old Pre-K: Working on the benchmarks required to enter kindergarten.

This includes the children’s social/emotional development, physical development, exercising their fine and gross motor skills, intellectual development dealing with vocabulary, facing new challenges and problem solving, and reading readiness which is recognizing both upper and lower case letters and encourage an interest in reading.

Handwriting without Tears is used to teach letter writing.

PRESCHOOL

www.HRCAonline.org/Preschool Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

PRESCHOOL EASTRIDGE Toddler (Ages 1-3) Buttercups

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7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Entire Arts Room

Sweet Peas

M-F

7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Wolf Creek Room

Toddler fee is not pro-rated. It is a monthly fee.

Preschool (Ages 2½ -4) Shooting Stars

M-F

9:00 a.m. - Noon

Snowmass Room

Honeysuckles

T, Th

9:00 a.m. - Noon

Copper Room

Pre-K (Ages 4-5) Daisies

M-F

9:00 a.m. - Noon

Sunlight Room

Sunflowers

M, W, F

9:00 a.m. - Noon

Copper Room

Lady Bugs

M, W, F

9:00 a.m. - Noon

Monarch Room

Combined Preschool/Pre-K class (Ages 3-5) 9:00 a.m. - Noon

Chameleons M-F

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The Preschool has been a wonderful experience for my family.The teachers create a warm, inviting, and educational environment.

The children get to participate in fun activities each week, including gymnastics and crocodile rock. My daughter looks forward to going there every morning, which, for a working parent, provides me with a sense of comfort and security.

2020-2021 School Year September 8-9, 2020 - May 21, 2021

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All classes have an annual non-refundable registration fee: $90/$110 per family.

Buttercups Toddler Sweet Peas Toddler Preschool-Pre-K Preschool-Pre-K Preschool-Pre-K

5-day 5-day 2 days 3 days 5 days

$1,060/$1,110 monthly $1,040/$1,090 monthly $175/$225 monthly $225/$275 monthly $350/$400 monthly

Refunds will not be granted if HRCA is required to cancel a program due to weather conditions.

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Telluride Room

– Jessica Brown

For full-day PRESCHOOL ENRICHMENT see our CHILDCARE section on page 20.

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Event Manager Danielle Ponton 303-471-8898

Events

STAFF

danielle.ponton@hrcaonline.org

24/7 online www.HRCAonline.org/Registration Director of Community Relations and Events Jamie Noebel 303-471-8807 jamie.noebel@hrcaonline.org

Community Partners and Volunteers Sara Walla 303-471-8828 sara.walla@hrcaonline.org

Community Event and Marketing Coordinator Libby Galligan 303-471-8809 libby.galligan@hrcaonline.org

Race Series Director Patrick Gojan 303-471-7048 patrick.gojan@hrcaonline.org

www.HRCAonline.org/Events

For the most up-todate information scan the QR code.

Thank You to our Community Partners Community events are funded primarily with the support of our Community Partners.

Without their support, none of our community or special events would be possible.

EVENTS

Virtual Happy Hour Tasting Series (Ages 21+)

www.HRCAonline.org/Events

For the most up-to-date information scan the QR code.

Virtual Health Series with UCHealth Register online at www.HRCAonline.org/YourHealth

Join doctors from UCHealth on Zoom for a series of free, informative sessions about your health.

You will have the opportunity to ask the doctors your questions and get answers to common health concerns.

Fitness and Dietary W 01/06/21 6:00 p.m.

Heart Health Month W 02/03/21 6:00 p.m.

Colon Cancer Awareness W 03/03/21 6:00 p.m.

We are working diligently to provide a clean, safe environment for you, but with all things related to COVID-19 there is inherent risk. It is up to you to choose to use the HRCA amenities, knowing that you assume risk when gathering with other people and visiting other facilities.

Tired of the same old drink? Join the HRCA and Davidsons Beer, Wine & Spirits virtually on ZOOM for our Highlands Ranch Happy Hour Series! This series has something for everyone’s taste buds - beer, wine & spirits! Grab your free ticket, get your convenient, ingredient kit and join in as a pro leads us in tasting old favorites or new beverage finds! This online event is free, but make sure to come prepared with all the ingredients needed to follow along! Once a ticket is claimed a Zoom link will be sent to you! Only (1) ticket needed per household. Check the web site for upcoming tastings www.HRCAonline.org/VirtualTastings.

Winter Cultural Series

Sponsored by the Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association, these performances bring the best in cultural talent right here to Highlands Ranch. Visit www.HRCAonline.org/Events for more information.

Cherry Hills Community Church, 3900 Grace Blvd.; $10 for Senior (65+)/12 and under; $12 for Adults Children two and under are free but must sit on a parent’s lap. Dates are tentative. See web site for most up-to-date information.

TBD Th 02/04/21 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

TBD Th 02/18/21 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

TBD Th 03/04/21 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

TBD Th 03/18/21 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

Virtual Family Magic Show

Join magician & mentalist Gary Ferrar for a virtual performance full of unexpected moments and unique effects. Gary has appeared on NBC, USA, and the Travel Channel, and is excited to blow our minds in this private performance. Due to the interactive nature of this virtual event, it is recommended that you put on pants and turn on your camera. $10 per household, this event will be held on Zoom Th 01/21/21 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Trunk Sale - Coming this Spring!

Check the web site for the latest information.

Get your vendor applications at www.HRCAonline.org/Vendors.

Virtual Masterclass Tasting “Burns Night” with Bruichladdich (Ages 21+)

Celebrate Burns Night with a special Single Malt Scotch tasting with Bruichladdich! Burns Night is a holiday in Scotland that celebrates the life and poetry of the poet Robert Burns. This event will focus on a Bruichladdich Masterclass while also celebrating Robert Burns and his contribution to the Scottish culture! Let’s celebrate Burns Night together with a dram! Tickets include a sample kit of Bruichladdich Classic Laddie, Bruichladdich Islay Barley, Port Charlotte 10 year, and Port Charlotte Islay Barley 2012. Also, all the items needed to make and enjoy a smoky ginger cocktail with Port Charlotte 10 year!

Must be 21+. Visit www.HRCAonline.org/ Bruichladdich for more information. Tickets: $32 M 01/25/21 6:00 p.m. on Zoom

Virtual Cold Cases & Cocktails (Ages 21+)

This event is not for the faint of heart, but rather the real true crime junkie! You listen to the podcasts and watch the documentaries, now join us for a live presentation of real-life crimes solved by detectives.

They will take you through the ins and outs of the case, can you solve the case? Warning: graphic images and discussion will take place at this event. Must be 21+. $10 per household, this event will be held on Zoom W 02/24/21 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Therapeutic Recreation Sweetheart Dance (Ages 16-Adult) Dance the night away! Requires an ISP. Southridge, Wildcat Mountain Auditorium; Price $12/$14 F 02/26/21 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

St. Patrick’s Day 5K

We kick off the 2021 Race Series at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 13 at Town Center South. Lace up those sneakers for the fun and festive Irish race which features Irish Dancers, a Bag Piper performance and more!

Visit www.HRraceseries.org for more information and to register.

Town Center South, 9352 Dorchester St. Sa 03/13/21 9:00 a.m.

Easter Egg Hunt

Bring your Easter basket to collect brightly colored, toy and candy-stuffed eggs and meet the Easter Bunny!

The hunt will have children separated by age groups.

Parking is limited, so make sure to arrive early. This event is outside – rain, snow, or shine. The hunt will start at 10:00 a.m. sharp, so don’t be late!

Northridge Park, 8800 Broadway; Free Sa 04/03/21 10:00 a.m. SHARP!

TREAT YOURSELF and Your Family To a Highlands Ranch Community Favorite...

Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association events are paid for in part through a generous grant from the SCFD. Enjoy a delicious dining experience at Nicolo’s - Highlands Ranch family pizzeria.

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Buy your tickets online at www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets.  Tickets for these events may be purchased online at www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets, or paying at the door, if not sold out.

No refunds for purchased tickets; all sales are final.

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24/7 online www.HRCAonline.org/Registration Sports and Fitness Supervisor Chad Mejia 303-471-7035

Fitness/Wellness

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chad.mejia@hrcaonline.org

www.HRCAonline.org/PT Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Our nationally certified personal trainers are excited to get you started with a personal training program! All packages expire 90 days from date of purchase, excluding the Fitness Challenge, and are non-refundable. To view our personal trainer profiles or to request a trainer, visit us at www.HRCAonline.org/requesttrainer. For more information, contact katie.ireland@hrcaonline.org.

Introduction to HRCA Private or Semi-Private Personal Training Program Package*

This package is only available to new private or semi-private clients of the HRCA Personal Training Program.

Clients receive three, one-hour sessions.The session is used to complete a full fitness assessment which is required for all new clients. Remaining two sessions are used for personal training sessions. * Can be used for up to two people.

PERSONAL TRAINING: How to Get Started • Visit www.HRCAonline.org/requesttrainer to fill out the “Request a Trainer” form.

• Upon submission of the “Request a Trainer” form, you will receive an email with all new client documents, pricing information, and policies and procedures for the personal training program.

• Documents should be returned to the Fitness Specialist at katie.ireland@hrcaonline.org. After review, the new client packet is sent to our Personal Training staff to be in contact for scheduling.

• Please wait to purchase your session package until you’ve confirmed the first scheduled session with your trainer as all packages expire 90 days from the date of purchase.

FITNESS/PERSONAL TRAINING

PERSONAL TRAINING

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FITNESS/BODY TRANSFORMATON CHALLENGE/THE ZONE

Body Composition Assessments

NEW YEAR, NEW YOU – BODY TRANSFORMATION CHALLENGE 2021 is here! Make this year your best year with our New Year, New You – Body Transformation Challenge. This 60-Day fitness challenge will include eight private personal training sessions with a nationally certified personal trainer, an eight-class pass to The ZONE fitness program, two body composition assessments, nutrition education seminar, and an entry to the St. Patrick’s Day 5k. Compete for the highest percentage of total weight lost and love your New You! Registration Deadline 01/04/2021.

www.HRCAonline.org/ BodyComp Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

CHALLENGE RULES / INFO • Weigh-in will be required prior to starting the challenge and participants will receive two body composition reports.

What are you made of? This fast and accurate bioelectrical impedance body composition analyzer will show you your body fat percentage, basal metabolic rate, segmented muscle balance, body composition, and much more.

Westridge For appointments, please contact katie.ireland@hrcaonline.org.

• Challenge includes: Eight private personal training sessions, an eight-class ZONE pass, two body composition assessments and an entry to the HRCA St. Patrick’s Day 5K on Saturday, March 13, 2021.

• Competition begins Monday, January 11, 2021 and ends on Friday, March 12, 2021.

• Winners are determined by the percentage of weight loss that occurs during the 60-day competition.

• Awards will be given to the top three participants with the highest percentage of weight loss.

Personal Equipment Orientation

A comprehensive review of all the weight and cardiovascular machines at the facility of your choice with a certified personal trainer. This is a great opportunity to find proper seat setting, starting resistance, and correct form and technique for operation of all equipment. To schedule, please contact the Fitness Specialist at katie.ireland@hrcaonline.org.

30 minute session

The ZONE – High Intensity Heart Rate Training at Southridge

This 45-minute, high-intensity, boot camp style training class uses heart rate monitoring technology to push your exercise limits and reach your maximum workout effort in order to assist you in meeting your training goals. All passes are electronically loaded directly onto your rec center card. Please inform the access desk that you are here for class in The ZONE so they may check you in accordingly. For more information, please contact katie.ireland@hrcaonline.org or 303-471-8916.

www.HRCAonline.org/Zonesched Visit our web site for the most up-to date information. *Schedule subject to change

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ZONE SCHEDULE

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

MORNING SESSIONS Monday - Saturday 6:15 - 7:00 a.m.

EVENING SESSIONS Monday - Thursday 5:15 - 6:00 p.m.

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www.HRCAonline.org/FitSched

HRCA Fitness offers over 100 drop-in fitness classes weekly! HRCA’s dynamic group fitness classes offer a fun and challenging alternative to individual exercise routines. There are a variety of class format options to discover, including mind-body, cardio, interval and strength training, Zumba, aqua fitness, indoor cycling and many more. Please visit www.HRCAonline.org/Fitness for a complete list of drop-in fitness classes. *The ZONE classes at Southridge are excluded. For more information, contact 303-471-8916.

ANNUAL FITNESS PASS Pass is good for one year from date of purchase and can be purchased at any time during the year.

*Prices are subject to change

30 DAY UNLIMITED PASS Pass is good for 30 days from date of purchase and can be purchased at any time during the month.

FITNESS PUNCH CARDS Expires six months from date of purchase.

10 Punch Card 20 Punch Card DAILY DROP-IN FEE *Prices are subject to change

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

SPECIALTY FITNESS CLASSES

www.HRCAonline.org/SpecialtyFit Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Zumba Kids

Northridge, Fitness Studio

WELLNESS PROGRAMS www.HRCAonline.org/Footcare Visit our web site for the most up-to date information.

Impact Kickboxing

Northridge, Martial Arts Studio

Modified Adult Yoga for Health Conditions Westridge, Fitness Studio

Ageless Grace®

This Brain Health Fitness Program is designed to stimulate the brain through physical movement. The program consists of 21 Simple Tools for Lifelong Comfort and Ease™. These exercises are done while seated and address the 5 primary brain functions: strategic planning, memory and recall, analytical thinking, creativity and imagination, and kinesthetic learning. Registration is for full session. No prorating or refunds for missed classes.

Southridge, Fitness Studio

HRCA Foot Care

Southridge For appointments, please call 303-471-7020.

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DROP-IN FITNESS CLASSES (Ages 13+)

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Seniors

STAFF

Education Coordinator Heather Goetz-Zettl 303-471-8818 hgoetz@hrcaonline.org

Fitness Specialist Katie Ireland 303-471-8916 katie.ireland@hrcaonline.org

Tennis Team Leader Mike Shellman 303-471-8934 michael.shellman@hrcaonline.org

24/7 online

Tennis Coordinator Marianne McCauley 303-471-8940

www.HRCAonline.org/Registration Arts & Education Supervisor Meredith Parker 303-471-8880

marianne.mccauley@hrcaonline.org

meredith.parker@hrcaonline.org

www.HRCAonline.org/Seniorclub

Our live Senior Programs have been temporarily suspended due to COVID 19, please check our web site for updates and options for virtual programs.

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Attention Highlands Ranch High School Seniors!

Searching for College Scholarships? $2,500

Scholarships Available!

Consider the 2021 HRCSF Scholarship Opportunity, a scholarship program that awards scholarships to students who live or go to school in Highlands Ranch.

Hurry! 2021 Application deadline is Monday, March 1 at 5:00 p.m.!

Applications and information: www.HRCAonline.org/Scholarships.

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Community Scholarship Fund

Sports Team Leader Lisa Sheley, CYSA 303-471-8838 lisa.sheley@hrcaonline.org

Sports Coordinator Rachel Lane, CYSA 303-471-8869

Sports

STAFF

rachel.lane@hrcaonline.org

Tennis Team Leader Mike Shellman 303-471-8934 michael.shellman@hrcaonline.org

24/7 online www.HRCAonline.org/Registration Sports and Fitness Supervisor Chad Mejia 303-471-7035

chad.mejia@hrcaonline.org

Tennis Coordinator Marianne McCauley 303-471-8940 marianne.mccauley@hrcaonline.org

Race Series Director Patrick Gojan 303-471-7048 patrick.gojan@hrcaonline.org

AFS at Southridge Amber Berendowsky 303-471-8850 amber.berendowsky@hrcaonline.org

• Pickleball

Education Coordinator Heather Goetz-Zettl 303-471-8818

hgoetz@hrcaonline.org

• Gymnastics/Tumbling

ARCHERY

See page 17 in the Backcountry Wildness section for more information.

The Colorado Basketball Academy is designed to provide high-level training for dedicated players ages 5-15. This program is instructed by current high school coaches and former college players. Sessions run for 2 hours per day, for six weeks on Sunday, Monday or Wednesday and are offered year-round.

FENCING

For more information, please contact 303-471-8838.

www.HRCAonline.org/Fencing

TOT Basketball (Ages 2½-5)

BASKETBALL

For more information, please contact 303-471-8838.

www.HRCAonline.org/Basketball Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Your child will learn a new TOT (Teams of Tomorrow) ball skill each week! At the end of the program, your child will have mastered 25 new skills! We also have tons of fun working on balance, movement and coordination as well as a “mini-academic” lesson in each class! Athletics + Academics + Agility = TOT Basketball Fun! We can't wait to meet your Superstar!

This class runs for 4 or 8 week sessions on Monday’s at Northridge.

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Adult and Youth Fencing Classes (Ages 8+)

Fencing fosters quick reflexes, quick feet, and grace. Learn the basic fundamentals of footwork, blade work, and offensive/defensive strategies. All equipment is provided! Classes run monthly for youth and adults ages 8+ on Thursday’s at Westridge.

Adult Basketball Leagues (Ages 18+)

The adult leagues feature an eight-game regular season, with the top eight teams making the playoffs. All leagues are held at Eastridge and offers a variety of league options for adults.These leagues run year-round in winter, spring, summer and fall. League nights are Sunday, Monday or Wednesday. Registrations are accepted on a full team basis only (no individuals). Free agents lists (individuals interested in playing and joining a team) are available.

Spring Break Basketball Camps (Ages 8-14)

Camps are held over the Douglas County School District spring break to enhance your child’s basketball fundamentals and skills. Offered for ages 8-14 and run Monday-Friday.

BASKETBALL/FENCING

Colorado Basketball Academy (Ages 5-15)

Spring Break Fencing Camp (Ages 8-14)

Have your child learn fencing in an intensive oneweek camp during the Douglas County School District spring break. Class is held Monday-Friday.

All equipment is provided by the instructor.

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FLAG FOOTBALL/GOLF/GYMNASTICS & TUMBLING

Golf Simulator Lessons

FLAG FOOTBALL

For more information, call 303-471-8869.

www.HRCAonline.org/FlagFootball Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Youth Flag Football (Ages 7-12)

Play in our coed, organized, indoor, non-contact flag football league. Each team practices once per week for one-hour dependent upon volunteer coach availability.

Games are held on Saturday’s typically for one hour.

All practices and games are held at Westridge on the indoor turf once yearly from April-June. Each league features 6 games, plus a season ending playoff for all teams. Team fee includes team shirt and volunteer coaches are needed. Registration deadline is in March or when full.

Jeramy Curry is an assistant golf professional at The Links Golf Course. He loves being around people and getting to interact on a golf course every day. He lives every day to get better at the game of golf and the game of life. He always tries to help his students enjoy the game. It is his life’s passion to teach others and is grateful to do so on a daily basic. Reservations: Call Northridge Member Services at 303-471-8950 or visit www.HRCAonline.org/GolfSimulator.

Check out the Golf Simulator at Northridge!

See page 6 for details.

GYMNASTICS

www.HRCAonline.org/Gymnastics Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

GOLF

For more information, please contact 303-471-8838.

www.HRCAonline.org/Golf

ACTIVE ATHLETICS (16 MOS-15)

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

OUR MISSION:

Is to be more than a gym. We are a community of students, gymnasts, coaches, and parents working together towards a common goal.

Be Healthy Be Fit Be Active.

University of Denver Golf Club at Highlands Ranch

DUGC is an 18-hole, par-72 course that provides an enjoyable, yet challenging, golf experience featuring multiple tee boxes to accommodate players of all abilities. Highlands Ranch Golf Club is open for daily public play. Tee time reservations can be made at www.du.edu/highlandsranchgolf or by calling 303-471-0000. To qualify for our Highlands Ranch resident rate, players must provide proof of residency, such as an HRCA membership ID.

Learn to Golf Clinics

HRCA Sports is proud to partner with University of Denver Golf Club at Highlands Ranch to bring Learn to Golf Clinics to HRCA Members! Learn to Golf Clinics are designed for the beginner to intermediate golfer, set in a fun and relaxing atmosphere. The goals of the instructors are to focus on player development and making an easy transition from the practice range to the golf course. These clinics cover a wide variety of golf topics including full swing, chipping, putting and etiquette. Bring your own clubs or HRGC does have complementary clubs available for use during clinics as well. Please check our website for specific class offerings. Classes are typically offered late spring through early fall. Offerings include juniors (youth) clinics and adult only clinics.

OUR PHILOSOPHY:

Helping students achieve their personal best. We believe that sports are for everybody and there are valuable life lessons to be learned through participation in our activities. Our goal is to help every participant find success in their accomplishments, no matter how big or how small.

Explorers at Active Athletics (Ages 16 mos-3)

Active works with your child and you to provide a foundation of not only gymnastics skills, but also the tools they will need to get involved in any sport they choose throughout life! Your toddler will learn how to follow instructions, build confidence, explore movement, overcome fear of heights, learn to jump on two feet, enjoy exercise!

Preschool Active Athletics (Ages 3-5)

Pre-school classes are a fun introduction to the world of gymnastics. We learn REAL gymnastics at Active Athletics as well as socialization activities. Created for 3-5-year old’s, students learn headstands, rolls, cartwheels, and even flips for 55 min. We utilize all the Olympic apparatus as well as our own specialized preschool shapes and props. Most are co-ed but we do offer a few “boys only” classes that use more of the men’s apparatus to burn off their excess energy.

GYMNASTICS BIRTHDAY PARTIES

Beginner Girls Gymnastics at Active Athletics (Ages 5-12)

This 55-minute class builds upon the skills and concepts learned in the Active Explorers Program with greater emphasis upon strength building and skill technique. Each class consists of a warm-up and stretch, basic gymnastics shapes followed by two-20minute rotations with varying stations to learn and improve upon skills necessary to excel into the next level. Please register through active once your gymnast is invited to the intermediate level. Only beginner levels are offered through the rec center.

Beginner Boys Gymnastics at Active Athletics (Ages 5-12)

This 55-minute class introduces your child to the basic stretching, strength, and fundamental skills (handstands, forward and backward rolls, cartwheels, swings, etc.) of boys gymnastics. Each class consists of a warm-up followed by three 15-minute rotations with varying stations to learn and improve upon the basic skills needed to progress through Active’s boys recreation program.

Active Ninjas at Active Athletics (Ages 3-15)

Active Athletics has the warrior program you have been looking for. Do you have what it takes to be an Active Ninja? Your warrior will train on obstacle courses working on body and spatial awareness, agility, strength, flexibility, and confidence in a challenging safe environment. Active Ninjas is for warriors ages 6 and up.

Mini Ninjas are 3-5 years during the day.

Aerial Silk Fabrics (Ages 7-15)

The aerial program focuses on building camaraderie, confidence, and life skills for ages 8 and up. Aerial dance incorporates dance skills, gymnastics, and hand eye coordination to create beautiful movements on the aerial fabric and aerial hoop.

Tramp and Tumbling Basics (Ages 7-12)

Our trampoline classes promote basic trampoline safety through learning fundamental shapes and positions. In these classes you will learn how to do controlled bounces, Learn basic jumping positions and combinations then onto more complex sequences of skills, including those that go forward, backward and twisting. The basics of rolling, cartwheeling, handstands, and handsprings on the floor are incorporated as well.

PEAK ATHLETICS Peak Promise

“Helping today’s youth achieve their personal best through our commitment to instill: RESPECT, STRUCTURE, and CONFIDENCE in each athlete in a fun and safe environment.” All of our coaches are trained in the “Peak Positive” philosophy and are doing their best to make sure that your child succeeds and excels in their sport. *Discount: HRCA residents that call and mention that they saw our advertisement in the HRCA guidebook will receive a 10% discount off their first camp, birthday party, or Tramp and Tumble (T&T) class registration. No other discounts may be applied due to already reduced pricing. Classes are held at Peak Athletics 399 Dad Clark Drive, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126.

See page 8.

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Peak Athletics Camps are currently on hold as we continue to navigate through the COVID pandemic. It is our sincere hope we may resume camps in the coming months. Please stay tuned for more updates!

Trampoline & Tumbling (Ages 3-18)

T&T is a gymnastics-based sport consisting of a wide range of high flying skills on the trampoline, as well as gymnastics tumbling skills on a specialized tumbling floor. T&T classes ranging from beginning to advanced. T&T trains and uses many different muscle groups, promotes core balance, strength, patience and body awareness.

MARTIAL ARTS

For more information, please contact 303-471-8838.

www.HRCAonline.org/MartialArts

LACROSSE

For more information, please contact 303-471-8838.

www.HRCAonline.org/Lacrosse

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Highlands Ranch Tae Kwon Do Mile High Lacrosse

Mile High Lacrosse will be offering adult box lacrosse leagues during the winter months. Games will be held on Sundays at the Westridge Recreation Center.

Teams and/or individual players must register through the Mile High Lacrosse web site at www.milehighlacrosse.com. Questions can be sent to info@milehighlacrosse.com.

TAE KWON DO BIRTHDAY PARTIES (AGES 4+) See page 8.

This program is led by 5th Degree Black belt Master Myong Su (Mathew Cottingham). He was born in South Korea and started his martial arts training at the age of 4. At 10 he moved to America and continued his training. While training, he won numerous championships in sparring and forms. Master Matt also has MMA (mixed martial arts) training in Jujitsu, Judo, and Muay Thai. This gives his students a broader spread of training as he includes these techniques into his Tae Kwon Do teachings. He has a passion in training students, seeing them grow and mature as individuals and as martial artists. It is his privilege and honor to be able to teach, mentor, and work with his students. Uniforms can be purchased directly from the instructor. Please visit our website for the most up to date class offerings and pricing.

TKD Belt Testing (Ages 4+)

Please visit our website for the most up to date belt testing dates and pricing.

Little Dragons TKD (Ages 4-7)

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION TAE KWON DO See page 39.

Our Little Dragons classes are specially designed for children ages 4-7. In a fun and active environment, Little Dragons learn coordination, self-esteem, focus, fitness, respect, safety skills, and much more. Our Little Dragons are thrilled as they move through the belt levels and are so proud of their progress. They will know they are having fun, and you will know they are learning important life skills at the same time. Uniforms can be purchased directly from the instructor.

Youth TKD (Ages 8-13)

Our Youth TKD classes are a great activity to keep your 8-13 year old active and learning. Children in these classes enjoy kicking, blocking, and punching their way to physical fitness and mental focus. The tenets of Taekwondo–courtesy, integrity, perseverance, indomitable spirit, self-control–are a particularly important part of our Youth TKD classes. Children will learn self-confidence, discipline, self-defense, responsibility, respect, and much more. As children progress through the belt levels, their confidence soars! Uniforms can be purchased directly from the instructor.

Adult TKD (Ages 14+)

Join our adult classes and do things you never thought you could do! Classes are for adults of all ages, regardless of your physical fitness or athletic ability.

Taekwondo improves cardio fitness, muscle tone, flexibility, and coordination. Students learn important self-defense skills and are more confident and focused as a result of their Taekwondo training. Men and women alike benefit from our adult classes as they progress and achieve their goals! Uniforms can be purchased directly from the instructor.

PICKLEBALL

For more information, please contact 303-471-8850.

www.HRCAonline.org/Pickleball

GYMNASTICS/TUMBLING/LACROSSE/MARTIAL ARTS

PEAK ATHLETICS CAMPS (AGES 3-12)

Drop-In Pickleball

Pickleball is a sport that can be played on a badminton court and is a cross between tennis, badminton, and ping pong played with a paddle and a wiffleball. Please check the Southridge and Northridge gym schedules for up to date drop-in pickleball times. Pickleball is played at Southridge and Northridge. Paddles and balls are provided free of charge.

Find our Covid protocols online at www.HRCAonline.org/Covid19.

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RACE SERIES TITLE

ALL 2021 RACE EVENTS OPEN FOR REGISTRATION ON JANUARY 1!

HRCA RACE SERIES

2021

www.HRraceseries.org

5K Mother’s Day 5K May 8

Happy Hour Half K June 18

Independence Day 5K July 4

Mountain Bike Series July 21 July 28, August 4, August 11

Kids Triathlon August 7

Wildcat 10M/10K and Kids Trail Run August 28

Oktoberfest 5K September 18

Backcountry Wilderness Half Marathon November 6

St. Patrick’s Day 5K March 13 L

For more information call 303-471-7048 or email RaceDirector@hrcaonline.org.

Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are available.

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Racquetball Court Reservations

For more information, call 303-471-8838.

www.HRCAonline.org/Racquetball Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Only members may make a court reservation daily after 11:00 a.m. for the following day for a maximum of two hours.There is a 15-minute court forfeiture rule. Call 303-471-8930.

Private Individual, Semi-Private & Private Group Lessons

To schedule a private, semi-private or group lesson, call 303-471-8838. Lessons are available for adults and youth.

Pricing varies depending on size of lesson (private, semi-private or group).

Drop-In Racquetball Shuttles

Continuous, year-round “King of the Hill” format, moving up a court for a win, and down for a loss. Held Monday, Wednesday and Friday from noon - 2:00 p.m. Sign in at the Northridge Registration Desk.

Adult Racquetball Leagues

All adult racquetball leagues are held year-round at Northridge and run for 8 weeks per session.

B League: Players with general knowledge of game and rules with 2+ years of playing experience.

C League: Players with limited playing experience with a general knowledge of game and rules.

Mixed Level League: A, B and C level racquetball players play together using a point system to give lower level players an advantage.

Instructional League: This league is for ALL beginners and "C" level players wanting to learn the basics of racquetball.

League fee includes league balls!

MEET OUR RACQUETBALL INSTRUCTOR - DAN DAVIS

RACQUETBALL/SOCCER

RACQUETBALL

Dan Davis has been an AmPRO advanced certified racquetball instructor for over 20 years in addition to coaching the Colorado juniors’ team for over 10 years. He has been active on the Colorado Racquetball Association board for 15 years and has helped run the CRA state singles and doubles tournaments. Dan has played in local, state, and national tournaments over his playing career. He enjoys teaching racquetball to players of all ages and levels. On a personal level, Dan is a retired insurance salesman who enjoys spending his free time with his wife and dog. He is also very active in the Aurora Gateway Rotary Club as a counselor for the Rotary’s hands on leadership camp for high school juniors and seniors.

SOCCER

YOUTH SOCCER

For more information, please contact 303-471-8869.

www.HRCAonline.org/Soccer

Soccer Shots at HRCA (Ages 2-8)

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

ADULT SOCCER

For more information, please contact 303-471-8838.

Adult Indoor Soccer Leagues (Ages 18+)

Indoor soccer is a fast paced and exciting game. All adult leagues are 6v6 and feature an eight-game regular season followed by a single-elimination tournament for the top 8 teams. Leagues are held year-round in winter, spring, summer and fall. Coed and men’s leagues are held on Monday or Wednesday evenings at Westridge.

Registrations are accepted on a full team basis only (no individuals). Free agents lists (individuals interested in playing and joining a team) are available.

Soccer Shots is an engaging children's soccer program with a focus on character development. Our caring team positively impacts children's lives on and off the field through best-in-class coaching, curriculum and communication. Our coaches are the best-trained in the business. Our expert-approved curriculum is age-appropriate and aligns with childhood education standards. In addition, we provide an exceptional customer experience and ongoing communication with parents. Sessions are held yearround in either 8- or 12-week segments. Classes are offered Sunday’s at Southridge in the gym or Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday at Westridge Recreation Center on the indoor turf.

Pee Wee Soccer League (Ages 4-5 & Ages 6-7)

This soccer league is perfect for the beginner player.

Practices are held once a week and games are played on Saturday mornings. Fee includes a team shirt and volunteer coaches are needed! This league runs for 4 weeks in March and September at Westridge on the indoor turf and June outdoors at Cresthill Middle School. Registration deadlines occur one month prior to the start date or when full.

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TENNIS

ADULT TENNIS

ADULT GROUP LESSONS ADULT TENNIS & DRILLS SESSIONS LEAGUES

For more information, contact 303-471-8934.

www.HRCAonline.org/Tennis

Court Hours Tennis courts are available for use: M-F 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Sa, Su 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Court Reservations Only members may make a court reservation.

Reservations may be made 48 hours in advance for a maximum of two hours.The HRCA offers online court reservations for Northridge, Southridge and Westridge or you may call 303-471-8996.

Court fees must be paid when the reservation is made.

Check in at the access or monitor’s desk before using the courts at any of these facilities.

There is a 15-minute court forfeiture rule.

Northridge 303 - 471- 8996 Southridge 303 - 471- 7020 Court Fees Indoor Court Fees $34/hr. walk-on or reservation 01/02/21 - 04/30/21 $10/hr. walk-on or reservation 05/01/21 - 08/31/21

Players may register beginning 12/04/20.

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Wheelchair Classes

This program develops the skills of beginning to advanced wheelchair tennis players, placing an emphasis on shot production, mobility and tactics.

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Adult Lessons

Adult lessons are taught using the NTRP Rating Categories, with the exception of beginners. Beginning tennis lessons are designated “Beginner.”

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Drills are a great workout with less personalized instruction and a great resource for the Highlands Ranch newcomer who wants to meet players.

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Guest Fees $8 Guest Fee per visit for program guests.

Ball Machine The machine is available for reservations in half hour increments. Call 303-471-8996 for rates and reservations.

Adult Drill/Play

Backboards Backboards are available at Northridge and Westridge.

There are no fees for the use of the backboards.

To schedule a private, semi-private or group lesson, call 303-471-8934.

Sign up with a partner and keep your game sharp. Players may not play down an NTRP level. Teams must have at least one player at the appropriate NTRP level. Member Teams – both players must be members.

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Senior In-House Doubles

Adult Drill Class

Outdoor Court Fees $0/hr. walk-on or reservation year-round.

Private Individual, Semi-Private & Private Group Lessons

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Women’s In-House Doubles

The first half of class is spent working on a specific stroke or strategy. The second half is spent using the new concept.

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Senior 55+ Drop-In Drill

Come meet your peers for an hour and a half of fun tennis drills.You may use your Senior 55+ Tennis Pass for this drill.

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BREAKFAST LEAGUE

Come join us for a casual recreational league. This is a fun way to meet and play in the early morning in a relaxed atmosphere. We tend to play Change Partner, King of the Hill, or other fun format.

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HRCA USTA/ITA/CTA ADULT LEAGUES

Captains who had teams last year and who are not changing levels will be guaranteed their team for 2021.

Reservations will be taken beginning February 1, 2021 for returning teams. Captains will need to commit and opt-in by February 14, 2021. A $100 non-refundable deposit is also required. Open enrollment will start on February 15, 2021. Captains will need to turn in rosters, waivers and payment prior to receiving a Tennislink number. For more information, call 303471-8934 or 303-471-8940. All necessary forms and applications will be available at the Northridge Tennis Pavilion.

SOCIALS

The HRCA will host several tennis socials at the Tennis Pavilion at Northridge. Come meet and play with new and old friends. Bring your racquet and a snack to share.

We meet on the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month.

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For more tennis information, contact 303-471-8934.

Tennis Court Reservations, Private, Semi-Private & Group Lessons (Ages 4 & up) For more information, please refer to page 35.

YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS Youth Lessons Level Definitions Level 1 players are in the I can HIT mode with the red, orange, green, or yellow ball.

Level 2 players are in the I can RALLY with my peer mode with the red, orange, green, or yellow ball.

Level 3 players are in the I can COMPETE mode with red, orange, green, or yellow ball.

YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS

Level 4 players have played USTA Junior Team Tennis, High School Junior Varsity, completed Level 3, and/or have been approved by the teaching staff.

www.HRCAonline.org/Tennis Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Level 5 players are on their High School Varsity team, are high level challenger tournament players or have been SSV tested and approved by the Head Tennis Professional.

Level 4 Player Development (Ages 12-18) Northridge,Tennis Pavilion

Level 5 Player Development (Ages 12-18)

VOLLEYBALL

www.HRCAonline.org/Volleyball Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

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Hot Shots Lessons Level 1 (Ages 4-5)

YOUTH LEAGUES

Red Ball - I Can Hit Northridge,Tennis Pavilion

Future Stars Level 1 (Ages 6-8) Red Ball - I Can Hit Lessons Northridge,Tennis Pavilion

Future Stars Level 2 (Ages 6-8) Red Ball - I Can Rally Lessons Northridge,Tennis Pavilion

USTA Summer Junior Team Tennis (Ages 8-18) USTA Junior Team Registration

Teams practice twice a week with matches on Monday mornings. Intermediate level of play. Wednesday and Friday afternoon practice times TBD by level and team.

State playoffs for teams that qualify: 07/30/21 - 08/01/21.

18 & under

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Youth Lessons (Ages 9-10)

Ages 10 & under, 12 & under, 14 & under

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TENNIS

YOUTH TENNIS

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10 Advanced Level 4 (Ages 9-10)

Orange Ball - I Can Compete This is an intermediate to advanced level program for young players who wish to play competitive matches.

This program is by professional approval only.

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12 Advanced Level 4 (Ages 11-12)

Green Ball - I Can Compete For players who have competed in the 10 Advanced program. This program is by professional approval only.

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Middle School Lessons (Ages 11-13) Northridge,Tennis Pavilion Level 1- Green Ball - I Can Hit Level 2 - Green Ball - I Can Rally

High School Lessons (Ages 14-18) Northridge,Tennis Pavilion Level 1 - Green and Yellow Ball - I Can Hit Level 2 - Green and Yellow Ball - I Can Rally

Level 3 Middle and High School (Ages 11-18) Northridge,Tennis Pavilion Level 3 - Yellow Ball - I Can Compete

Don’t forget you can register online for classes!

ADULT VOLLEYBALL

For more information, please contact 303-471-8838.

Adult Hard-Court Volleyball Leagues (Ages 18+)

The women’s and coed volleyball leagues feature an eight game regular season followed by a single-elimination tournament for the top 8 teams. Women’s leagues are 4v4 and held on Monday’s at Northridge. Coed leagues are 6v6 and held on Thursday’s at Southridge. Hard-court leagues run in winter, spring and fall. Registrations are accepted on a full team basis only (no individuals). Free agents lists (individuals interested in playing and joining a team) are available.

YOUTH VOLLEYBALL

For more information, please contact 303-471-8869.

HRCA & CARA Volleyball (Ages 7-14)

Each team practices once per week for one-hour on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday dependent upon volunteer coach availability. Teams will participate in games on Saturdays at Southridge. This league is for beginner and intermediate players. Practice day and times are dependent on volunteer coach availability.

Volunteer coach are needed! Registration deadline is Friday, February 12 or when full. This league runs in spring and fall.

Spring Break Volleyball Camp (Ages 7-17)

Join our HRCA Volleyball Clinics during the Douglas County School District Spring Break learning how to serve, pass, set, hit, & the valuable lessons of playing as a team! Coach Craig Bankowski brings 25 years of coaching experience from beginners to Olympic Volleyball fundamentals. He incorporates his National Personal Training Certifications & B.S. in Exercise Science using the correct technique. Most importantly, players will build relationships on the court through the value of team building.

Visit www.HRCAonline.org/Registration

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Therapeutic Recreation

STAFF

Youth and Adult Therapeutic Recreation Programs Summer Aden 303-471-7043 summer. aden@hrcaonline.org

Visit us at www.HRCAonline.org/TR Sports and Fitness Supervisor Chad Mejia 303-471-7035 chad.mejia@hrcaonline.org

HRCA Therapeutic Recreation Spring 2021 Schedule Explore your recreation interests, develop skills, and have fun! Our specialized services are offered to all ages and ability levels to enhance health, wellness, and quality of life. Visit www.HRCAonline.org/TR.

ONGOING

JANUARY & FEBRUARY

APRIL 7-28

Indoor Soccer (Ages 8-Adult) Wednesdays, 5:15 - 6:00 p.m.

Hip Hop (Ages 5-Adult) Tuesdays, 5:45 - 6:45 p.m.

FEBRUARY

26-30

Stride to Ride (Ages 5-Adult) 5:15 - 6:15 p.m.

Thrilling Thursdays (Ages 16-Adult) Thursdays, 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

MARCH

Tae Kwon Do (Ages 5-21) Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:50 - 4:30 p.m.

Yoga (Ages 5-Adult) Mondays, 5:15 - 5:45 p.m.

Splash Swim (Ages 3-7) Fridays, 1:00 - 1:30 p.m.

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Unified Basketball (Ages 15-Adult) Weekly Games Sweetheart Dance (Ages 16-Adult) 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

15, 17

Spring Break Sports Camp (Ages 8-Adult) Monday and Wednesday 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

15-19

Stride to Ride (Ages 5-Adult) 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

3-31

Indoor Soccer (Ages 8-Adult) Wednesdays, 5:15 - 6:00 p.m.

APRIL/MAY

2-May 28 Special Olympics Swim Team

(Ages 8-Adult)

Fridays, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.

HOW TO JOIN OUR PROGRAMS Visit www.HRCAonline.org/TR for more information or to register.

Call Summer Aden at 303-471-7043 or email summer.aden@HRCAonline.org.

For information about private swim lessons, personal training, and scholarships.

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Sweetheart Dance (Ages 16-Adult) Dance the night away! Requires an ISP. Southridge, Wildcat Mountain Auditorium

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YOUTH THERAPEUTIC RECREATION CLASSES

Visit our web site for dates, times, and pricing.

Splash Swim Group (Ages 3-7)

Learn water safety activities, blowing bubbles, and swimming skills.

Southridge, Fitness Pool; monthly registration, meets on Fridays

HRCA staff members in all program areas work together to support the leisure interests of people of all ages and abilities. Check the other sections of the guide for mainstream program opportunities when participants are ready for more independence.

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION SERVICES

Explore your leisure interests, develop skills, and have fun. Our specialized services are offered to all ages and ability levels to enhance health, wellness, and quality of life. TR Specialists are certified by the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation (NCTRC). Ask the registration desk about our free valet parking.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships are available for participants who need financial assistance for HRCA programs. Completion of a scholarship form is required.

FOR INFORMATION

For the most current information about Therapeutic Recreation Program offerings and details please visit www.HRCAonline.org/TR For information about Therapeutic Recreation programs, birthday parties, scholarships, personal instruction appointments, or to volunteer, call the Therapeutic Recreation Coordinator at 303-471-7043 or email summer.aden@hrcaonline.org.

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PLAN/ ANNUAL UPDATE

An Individual Service Plan (ISP) is required to participate in Special Needs Programs. An annual update is required each year after. For new enrollees, an ISP must be completed before service begins.

This is a non-refundable fee.

Special Needs Tumbling (Ages 3-7)

Movement skills, strength, coordination, and balance are enhanced as children experience the joy of moving through space. Call 303-471-7043 for more details.

RECREATION CLASSES

A parent or caregiver may be required to assist during Therapeutic Recreation Programs if a participant needs one-on-one assistance.

Special Needs Yoga (Ages 5-Adult)

Come and experience a form of yoga that works to improve balance, focus, coordination, and strength.

Learn poses to reduce fatigue, stiffness, and stress and stimulate the motor and sensory areas of the brain.

Wheelchair accessible, all levels of mobility welcome.

Westridge, Hawk Room on Mondays Call 303-471-7043 for pricing details for monthly registration.

Special Needs Taekwondo (Ages 5-22)

Designed to help students improve balance, concentration, self-control, and confidence. This class is open to all ability levels. Belt testing is determined by our certified instructor and requires a separate fee.

Northridge, Martial Arts Studio T/TH Monthly registration

Special Needs Taekwondo Belt Testing (Ages 5-22)

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION (TR)

The instructor determines who is eligible to test and the dates/times. Testing requires a separate fee.

Northridge, Martial Arts Studio

Special Needs Hip Hop Dance Class Stride to Ride (Ages 5-Adult) (Ages 5-Adult) A program dedicated to teaching individuals of all The focus of this class is a fun dance environment.

Monthly or seasonal registration are available.

Eastridge Dance Studio on Tuesdays

Special Needs Unified Basketball Team (Ages 15-Adult)

abilities two-wheeled balance, coordination, and confidence for a lifetime of riding adventures.

Southridge, Gym (Registration includes a STRIDER Balance Bike to take home. If you already own a STRIDER, the cost will be reduced accordingly.)Â

Get in the game! Unified Basketball integrates individuals with developmental disabilities (athletes) and individuals without disabilities (partners).

Athletes gain skills, learn the rules of the game, and focus on good sportsmanship and teamwork. Weekly home or away games will be played in January and February. Schedules will be available in December.

Southridge, Gym

Special Needs Indoor Soccer (Ages 8-Adult)

Learn the skills to play soccer, the rules of the game, and good sportsmanship.

Southridge, Gym Wednesdays in March and April

Special Olympics Swim Team (Ages 8-Adult) Eastridge Lap Pool Fridays in April and May

Thrilling Thursdays (Ages 16+) Spring Break Special Needs Sports Camps (Ages 8-Adult)

Learn the skills necessary to play a variety of sports.

Also learn the rules of the games, focusing on good sportsmanship and teamwork.

Southridge, Gym

Participate in a variety of activities that increase motor skills, balance, and social skills. Activities include swimming, soccer, art, basketball, cooking, fitness, and more! Southridge; monthly registration, meets on Thursday afternoons.

To Volunteer 303-471-7043 or email summer.aden@hrcaonline.org

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