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STAFF DIRECTORYAdministration, Parks & Recreation

Scott Ledin ~ Director of Parks and [email protected] Tim Stabbe ~ Recreation Center Manager [email protected]

Ann McConnell~ Business Manager~ [email protected] Kevin Haupt~ Facility Maintenance Supervisor ~ [email protected]

John Florkiewicz~ Fitness / Gymnastics Supervisor~ [email protected] Hayes~ Head Gymnastics Coach~ [email protected]

Lucy Lozar ~ Fitness Coordinator ~ [email protected] Lawrence ~ Programming and Marketing ~ [email protected]

Bryan Kettlewell ~ Youth Programs & Software Specialist~ [email protected] Leigh Edwards ~ Youth Program Coordinator ~ [email protected] Robin Dresen ~ Guest Services Supervisor ~ [email protected]

Austin DeGarmo ~ Parks and Athletics Supervisor [email protected] Scott Lozar ~ Sports and Athletics Coordinator ~ [email protected]

Deidrich Johnson~ Parks Foreman~ Fraser Valley Sports Complex

Pole Creek Golf Club Larry Burks ~ Director of Golf ~ [email protected]

Mary Moynihan ~ Golf Shop Manager ~ [email protected] Cahalane ~ Golf Course Superintendent ~ [email protected]

Sarah Marty ~ Food & Beverage Manager ~ [email protected] Iacovetto ~ Assistant Superintendent

Clint Iacovetto ~ Equipment Manager

SPECIALTY PROGRAM REGISTRATIONFraser Valley Rec continues to offer programming at all district facilities, including GPCRC. Please reference the activity guide for further details. This programming remains separate from recreation center memberships with the standard in-district and out-of-district rates. However, there will be discounts offered to recreation center members for some fitness, aquatics and gymnastic classes offered at the recreation center. Registrations for classes and programs are taken during business hours by phone, on-line, or in-person, and are taken on a first-come, first-served basis. Internet registration is also available 24 hours a day at www.fraservalleyrec.org. Online registration for new, seasonal programs will be available 6 hours prior to on-site registration. Payment MUST be made at time of registration. Outstanding balances must be paid in full prior to new registrations.AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM REGISTRATIONPlease fill out a calendar with the days your child is planning on attending so that we may staff accordingly. You do not need to pre-register on-line or on-site for the After School Program. We will take roll daily and you will be sent a bi-weekly installment bill via e-mail for the days your child attends the program. Please make sure we have your current e-mail address on file. Prompt payment is expected.FRIDAY FIELD TRIP REGISTRATION Pre-registration is required 24 hours in advance for Friday Field Trips to allow us to plan and staff accordingly. If you are not pre-registered your child will not be able to attend the trip. You may register for field trips by phone (970) 726-8968 x.0, on-line www.fraservalleyrec.org, or in-person at the Grand Park Community Recreation Center.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dan O’Connell ~ President Greg Gallavan ~ Member at Large

John Kacik ~ Vice President John Glancey ~ Secretary Andy Chasin ~ Treasurer

Our mission is to provide recreation activities and facilities that contribute to a higher quality of life for

citizens and guests of our Valley

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ON-LINE REGISTRATIONIn order to register on-line you must be in our computer system. If you are not in our system and would like to be, please come visit us at the Rec Center or you may call us at 726-8968. Membership to GPCRC is not required to be added to our system. Your login and password will be your Household ID which can be found on any FVMRD receipt or call us at 726-8968 to attain that information. Once you login for the first time, you will be prompted to change your password. Please be sure to peruse our menu bar so you can make yourself familiar with our system. “My Account” will take care of most services for your household, while all of your registrations can proceed through “Search” or “Shop”. Once you are logged into the system, you can search our database by a few different avenues: keyword, age, gender, or activity number. Once you have found the appropriate class, you click the “cart” symbol. Next select the family member that you wish to register and then click “Add to Cart”. You may either continue browsing or check-out at this point. Check-out procedure is similar to most other on-line shopping vendors. Enter the credit card information and billing address and proceed with checkout. You may either print your receipt now or reprint it later through “My Account.”FITNESS CLASS REGISTRATION Registration 1 week prior to the next month of classes. You MUST pre-register for each class you plan on attending. You may cancel according to our cancellation policy in our member hand-book, if you fail to cancel and don’t show you will be charged. MEMBERS MAY PURCHASE FITNESS PUNCH CARDS. NON-MEMBERS PAY DAILY ADMISSION FEE PLUS $5 PER CLASS. FITNESS PROGRAM SCHEDULES CHANGE MONTHLY. NEW PROGRAM CALENDARS ARE POSTED PRIOR TO THE 23RD OF EACH MONTH. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE WWW.FRASERVALLEYREC.ORG. TO VIEW OUR MONTHLY FITNESS CALENDARS. TO RECEIVE OUR SCHEDULE VIA E-BLASTS PRIOR TO EACH MONTH PLEASE CONTACT [email protected]

Please note that the Grand Park Community Recreation Center will be closed for our annual

maintenance Sunday, October 7th - Friday, October 12th

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About us............................................................................................. 2-3 After School Program....................................................................... 5 Friday Field Trips................................................................................. 5 Aquatic Programs............................................................................... 6-9 Lifeguard TrAining Class....................................................... 6 Preschool Swim Lessons........................................................ 6 Youth Swim Lessons............................................................... 7 After-School Swim Clubs...................................................... 8 CPO Workshop........................................................................ 8 peak swim team...................................................................... 9 peak swim masters team........................................................ 9 music & dance for all ages ................................................................ 10-12 martial arts ....................................................................................... 13 Youth enrichment and arts............................................................... 14 Special Events...................................................................................... 15 Climbing & Tramp................................................................................ 16 Gymnastic............................................................................................. 17-18 Adult enrichment &arts...................................................................... 19 Dog Obedience...................................................................................... 20 adult fitness......................................................................................... 21 silver sneakers..................................................................................... 22 senior fitness....................................................................................... 23

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After School ProgramAfter School Program is designed for anyone needing care after school, while providing a fun and productive environment for the kids involved. Every Tuesday, we will be attending the Library Program at the Fraser Library with Joy McCoy and staff. Registration for the Library Program will no longer go through the library, but must go through the Rec District. Snacks will be provided every day, and every day there will be play time, followed by homework time. During homework time we like to get a head start on the homework of the day, so that doesn’t have to be done all at home! For questions regarding this program, please contact Bryan at [email protected] or 970-726-8968 x108. Paperwork packets with calendars will be available at the Rec Center or at the ASP. $5 fee for second child. Location: FVE After School ClassroomInstructor: Leigh Edwards & Bryan Kettlewell MIN/MAX: 1/15

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)922100-01 4-11 M-Th 09/06-06/07 3:30P-5:30P $6/$8

Field Trips Field Trips Come and join us for some super fun on the Friday Field Trips. We will be taking various trips to fun and educational attractions locally and in Denver: museums, theaters, amusement parks, and much more! Most of these field trips do require a packed lunch, 2 snacks and a water bottle, and as always, good walking shoes are required! For any further questions, please call (970)726-8968 x0. Field Trips will depart from the Elementary ASP classroom, so please drop off and pick up from that location. Participants should arrive for the trips no later than 8:45 as the trips will depart at 9:00 am. * Location: FVE After School Classroom Instructor: Bryan Kettlewell & Leigh Edwards MIN/MAX: 5/14

Activity # Age Trip Date Time Fee(ID/OD)922201-01 5+ Fun City* 09/14 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-02 5+ Denver Aquarium 09/21 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-03 5+ Wildlife Experience/I-Max 09/28 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-03 5+ WOW Children’s Museum 10/05 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-04 5+ Broncos Stadium Tour 10/12 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-05 5+ Anderson Farm Corn Maze 10/19 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-06 5+ Halloween Party & GPCRC 10/26 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-07 5+ Arvada Center 11/02 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-08 5+ Jump Street @ Co Mills 11/09 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-09 5+ Mid-Air Adventures 11/16 8:00A-5:30P $33 922201-10 5+ Wed (1/2 day) GPCRC 11/21 11:30A-5:30P $33 922201-11 5+ Paint Your Pottery (NEST)* 11/30 8:00A-5:30P $33

*Lunch is included in trip.

After-School Program

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AquaticsRed Cross Lifeguard TrainingFor anyone 15 years or older who is looking to obtain the skills and certifications required to become a lifeguard! Learn a new skill set to take with you into the future. Participants should expect to be swimming everyday. There is a pre-test at the start of the course that includes a 300 yard swim and retrieving a brick from the bottom of the deep end, and tread water for 2 minutes. You will need to pass the pre-test in order to continue with the course. Bring a lunch, water bottle, snacks with you and dry clothes. Location: GPCRC NatatoriumInstructor: Zak Kilburn & Tim Stabbe MIN/MAX: 2/6 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)461608 - 9A 5+ F 09/14-10/05 8:00A-4:00P $190/$200

Parent & Tot Swim LessonsThis class is perfect for children who are too young to start Preschool swim lessons but are ready to get in the water and learn. Parents will be in the water with their child the entire time. Toddlers will practice kicks, putting their face in the water, breath control, and floats. All skills will be performed with the assistance of the parent. Families with multiples, please note that an adult must accompany each child. Swim diapers must be worn in the pool by all children 3 and younger. Location: GPCRC NatatoriumInstructor: Certified Staff MIN/MAX: 3/5 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)411913-1A .5-3 F 09/14-10/05 9:15A-9:45A $20/$30 411913-2A .5-3 F 10/19-11/16 9:15A-9:45A $25/$35

Preschool SwimThis class is designed for first time swimmers. Skills to be learned are how to enter independently, using either the ladder steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, submerge to mouth and blow bubbles for at least 3 seconds, then safely exit the water. While in shallow water, glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to back and float on back for 3 seconds, then recover to a vertical position. (All can be done with support.)Location: GPCRC NatatoriumInstructor: Certified Staff MIN/MAX: 4/8 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD311101-1A 4-5 F 09/14-10/05 9:45A-10:15A $40/$50 311101-2A 4-5 F 10/19-11/16 9:45A-10:15A $40/$50

Private Swim LessonsDo you or your child need special one on one attention? Our Certified staff is available for private lessons. Please contact Tim Stabbe at (970) 726-8968 X.105 or [email protected] to schedule a private lesson.

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AquaticsSwim Lessons

STARFISH - WATER EXPLORATION: (Level 1) Provides an introduction and foundation for aquatic skills: 1) floating and kicking on front and back, 2) alternating arm action, 3) water safety rules and how to get help, 4) reaching assists and 5) fundamentals of using life jacket. MINNOWS - PRIMARY SKILLS: (Level 2) Continues the fundamentals of Level 1. Includes the following skills: 1) introduction to elementary backstroke, 2) rhythmic breathing, 3) swimming on front & back, 4) reaching assists and 5) introduction of rescue breathing. FISH -STROKE READINESS: (Level 3) Increases swimming skills, safety practices and rescue skills. Includes 1) introduction to elementary backstroke, 2) jumping into water with life jacket, 3) diving from the side of pool, 4) treading water, 5) self-rescue skills. FLYING FISH -STROKE DEVELOPMENT: (Level 4) Continues to develop confidence and competence in strokes and safety skills and introduces breaststroke and sidestroke. Includes 1) deep water bobbing, 2) diving from the side of the pool, 3) breaststroke and sidestroke, 4) turns.DOLPHINS -STROKE REFINEMENT: (Level 5) Continues refinement of front crawl, backstroke, elementary backstroke, breaststroke and sidestroke as well as introduc-ing butterfly, surface dives and springboard diving. Includes 1) alternate breathing, 2) swimming underwater, 3) butterfly, 4) open turns, 5) diving safety and 6) diving progression from the board.SHARKS -SKILL PROFICIENCY: (Level 6) Develops maximum stroke efficiency and introduces both surface dives and flip turns. Includes 1) further diving proficiency, 2) alternative kicks for treading water, 3) tuck and pike surface dives, 4) throwing rescues, 5) turning spinal injuries and 6) approach stroke.ORCAS -ADVANCED SWIMMERS: (Level 7) Refines swimming strokes and diving skills, teaches advanced rescue skills and encourages lifetime fitness. Includes 1) development of lifetime fitness, 2) springboard diving in tuck and pike positions, 3) in-water rescues utilizing equipment, 4) conditioning principles, 5) review Basic Water Safety skills. Location: GPCRC Natatorium Instructor: Staff MIN/MAX: 4/8 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) Level 421105-1A 5+ F 09/14-10/5 10:15A - 11:00A $35/$45 1-3 421105-1B 5+ F 10/19-11/16 10:15A - 11:00A $40/$50 1-3 421105-2A 5+ F 09/14-10/5 11:00A - 11:45A $35/$45 4+ 421105-2B 5+ F 10/19-11/16 11:00A - 11:45A $40/$50 4+

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AquaticsSwim Club - MinnowsYoungsters that are interested in getting more comfortable in the water are invited to join the entry level of the After School Swim Club. The group is meant for kids in the skill levels of 1-3 in the Learn to Swim program. We encourage that all participants be comfortable in the water and prefer that they have done at least one session of regular swimming lessons; however, this is not a requirement. The sessions are one hour in length, with the last 15 to 10 minutes set aside for play! There is a little of everything: Stroke Refinement, Personal Survival, Team Games, Buoyancy and Diving and the always popular playtime! Each session will be different to peak the participant’s interest. Improving basic strokes and water skills as well as introduce more advanced techniques with safety and confidence remaining a priority. Location: Leisure Pool Instructor: Certified Staff MIN/MAX: 4/8

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)421209-1A 5-11 Tu 09/11-10/02 4:00P-5:00P $35/$40 421209-1B 5-11 Tu 10/16-11/13 4:00P-5:00P $40/$50

Swim Club - SharksTalented swimmers who have mastered all four competitive strokes (front crawl/ freestyle, breast stroke, butterfly, and backstroke), or levels 3 – 5 in the Learn to Swim program, are encouraged to step up from Minnows into the Sharks swim club. In the more advanced group, sessions will focus on Diving Skills, Personal Survival, Rookie Lifeguard, Water Polo, Team Games, Advanced Stroke Technique, Competition Racing, and of course playtime! They will learn how to gear themselves up for a more competitive approach to swimming while having fun! This is a great stepping stone for any youngster interested in the swim team. Location: Leisure Pool Instructor: Certified Staff MIN/MAX: 4/8

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)421209-2A 6-11 Th 09/13-10/04 4:00P-5:00P $35/$40 421209-2B 6-11 Th 10/18-11/15 4:00P-5:00P $40/$50

CPO - Certified Pool Operator

November 7th - 9th at Grand Park Community Recreation Center Send your staff to get certified! The CPO course, developed by the National

Swimming Pool Foundation, has a lineup of top-notch instructors. Provide your staff with the knowledge to maintain public pools, spas and hot tub facilities and they will

receive a two year certificate. For more information and specifics about this class, please send your contact information to [email protected] or

call (970)726-8968. Register Today!!

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Aquatics - Peak SwimPeak Swim Team - New Fall Session!!Peak Swim Team encourages youth of Grand County to participate, develop, and improve their swimming skills while recognizing individual achievements, efforts, and contributions to team goals. All participants must be able to swim one length of the pool freestyle with rhythmic breathing, unassisted, and continuously. This is a team that will be coached, not lessons. This is a great opportunity for the Peak Swim Team current members to stay in shape and for those who have completed Level 4 swim lessons to discover the fun of the team and get ready for the 2013 Competition season. Location: GPCRC Natatorium Instructor: Audrey Walker & Tim StabbeActivity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 421306-1A 5-17 Tu 09/11-10/02 5:00P -6:00P $35/$45 421306-1B 5-17 Th 09/13-10/04 5:00P -6:00P $35/$45 421306-1C 5-17 Tu & Th 09/11-10/04 5:00P -6:00P $65/$75 421306-2A 5-17 Tu 10/16-11/13 5:00P -6:00P $40/$50 421306-2B 5-17 Th 10/18-11/15 5:00P -6:00P $40/$50 421306-2C 5-17 Tu & Th 10/16-11/15 5:00P -6:00P $70/$80

Peak Masters Swim TeamPeak Swim Team goal is to provide fun, fitness, and optional friendly competition in a positive environment of athletic encouragement. Swimmers will be assigned to lanes with others of similar ability, and workouts are adjusted according to the experience and ability of swimmers. We welcome all who want to improve his or her swimming, regardless of previous swim experience. *Members receive $10 discount * Former high school, college, or masters competitive swimmers * Experienced triathletes and open-water swimmers * Entry-level triathletes * Adult fitness swimmers with no previous swim team experienceThe only requirement is that each swimmer participate willingly and show respect for coaches and teammates. Lap swim times are available outside of Masters Swim Team practices for those who do not want to follow the workout or who simply want to swim on their own.Location: GPCRC Natatorium Instructor: Audrey Walker & Tim Stabbe

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(M/NM) 441306-1A* 19+ Tu 09/11-10/02 7:30A-9:00A or 6:00P-7:30P $60/$70 441306-2A* 19+ Th 09/13-10/04 7:30A-9:00A or 6:00P-7:30P $60/$70 441306-3A* 19+ Tu & Th 09/11-10/04 7:30A-9:00A or 6:00P-7:30P $100/$110 441306-4A* 19+ Tu 10/16-11/13 7:30A-9:00A or 6:00P-7:30P $60/$70 441306-5A* 19+ Th 10/18-11/15 7:30A-9:00A or 6:00P-7:30P $60/$70 421306-6A* 19+ Tu & Th 10/16-11/15 7:30A-9:00A or 6:00P-7:30P $100/$110

A is for the morning times and B is for evening times.

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Music & DanceMusical TotsAre you interested in your child learning some basic foundations of music? Then come to this entertaining class where we will explore rhythm, beats, and movement while singing, listening, and playing along with all varieties of music. By the end, you’ll be humming and singing some of these songs to yourself and with your kids! Parent participation is strongly encouraged so that you can continue the musical development of your child. This class is progression based, so attendance of all classes is highly recommended. Location: Rec Classroom NorthInstructor: Bryan Kettlewell MIN/MAX: 5/10 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)413600-01 2.5-4 Tu 10/16-11/06 10:00A-10:45A $35/$45 Bitty BopBitty Bop is a specifically designed creative movement class for little movers and shakers that incorporates experience with awareness of self, spatial sense, and relation to others in physical space. Boys and girls will explore foundational skills like balance, cross-lateral movement, taking turns, and imitative dance movements through the use of colorful props and child-friendly familiar music. Dress Code: shorts or sweat pants, t-shirt, bare feet.Location: GPCRC Classroom Instructor: Kris Sornson MIN/MAX: 5/10

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 413200-11 3-6 Th 11/29-12/20 9:30-10:15A $28/$32

Storybook BalletIf your child loves stories and twirling like a budding ballerina, this class is a perfect match! Storybook Ballet pairs literature with movement by teaching age-appropri-ate ballet technique that tells a story. Dancers will learn beginning ballet and ballet terminology while working on balance, posture, and the ability to use body language to convey a story. Dress Code: Girls – pink body suit, pink tights, pink leather ballet slippers, long hair pulled up and off the neck; Boys – black shorts, white t-shirt, and black leather ballet slippers. Location: GPCRC Classroom Instructor: Kris Sornson MIN/MAX: 5/10

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)413210-12 3-6 Th 11/29-12/20 10:30-11:15A $28/$32

Other Dance Opportunities in the Community: Colorado Ballet Dance Workshops for elementary ages and for preschool ages at Mountain Moon Yoga, developed and instructed by Kris Sornson. Register at www.mtmoonyoga.com (see Events tab for pricing and workshop times) The Sleeping Beauty Workshop Friday, October 19. Registration Open Sept 1 – Oct 4. Colorado Ballet Tickets must be ordered by September 21. Nutcracker Workshop Friday, November 30. Registration Open Sept 1 – Nov 5. Colorado Ballet Tickets must be ordered by November 2.

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Music & DanceDance - Ballet & TapThis class is designed for K-2nd graders and introduces the classic elements of ballet and tap as the foundation for all other types of dance. Ballet and tap techniques enhance coordination and musical awareness while developing balance, flexibility, motor skills and self confidence. Leotard and tights, ballet slippers and tap shoes are required for girls and athletic pants, fitted shirt and tap shoes for the boys. Please tied hair back from the face. Laurie will meet the children at FVE flagpole at 3:40pm. Location: Historic Church Dance Room Instructor: Laurie Mooney MIN/MAX: 5/10

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)423254-T1 K-2nd Grade M 10/15-11/19 3:40P-5:00P $70/$80

Dance - Jazz & Ballet Designed for 3rd through 5th grades. Dancers will learn dance fundamentals at the barre and center, proper stretching techniques and ballet and jazz combinations. If you love to move to the music of today and have a desire to express yourself through dance, this is the class for you. This is the next step in the progression for young dancers with previous dance experience and a desire to become a dancer. Dancers will learn more difficult steps and combinations with a strong focus on dance technique to the fun upbeat music youths love. Proper dance attire required. Girls wear Leotard, tights& ballet slippers or tap shoes. Boys please wear athletic pants, form fitting T-shirts & tap shoes. Children meet at the FVE flagpole at 3:40pm. Location: Historic Church Dance Room Instructor: Laurie Mooney MIN/MAX: 6/10

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)423234-R1 3-5th Grade Tu 10/16-11/20 3:40P-5:00P $70/$80

Dance Club - ElementaryHow do you celebrate the start of the weekend with fun? Thursday Night Pop and Hip-Hop Dancing! Elementary Dance Club is open to both boys and girls, grades 1-5. After a healthy snack, class begins with a focus on fitness/warm up, balance, and core exercises. Dancers will explore patterns & sequence while developing rhythm through direct and imitative instruction. Students will be encouraged to gain confidence, coordination and self-expression as they dance to age-appropriate pop and hip-hop style tunes. Dress Code: shorts or sweat pants, t-shirts, tennis shoes. Location: GPCRC Classroom *No Class 11/22Instructor: Kris Sornson MIN/MAX: 6/12

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 423200-10 1st-5th Grade Th 10/25-12/13* 4:00-5:15P $60/$65

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Music & DanceMake Some Noise, Boyz!This workshop is aimed to introduce elementary-aged boys to pop and hip-hop style dance. Warm up focuses on developing balance, core strength, and rhythmic timing. Dance instruction includes learning how to safely transition between different levels and utilizing isolated body movements to emphasize beat. This is no ballet class – get ready to sweat and discover how dance can improve agility and coordination required for other sports. Dress code: sweats or shorts, t-shirt, tennis shoes or bare feet. This workshop will also serve as a way to determine if there is interest in establishing and offering boys’ dance classes on a regular basis. Location: GPCRC Classroom Instructor: Kris Sornson MIN/MAX: 6/15

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 423231-11 K-5th Grade Th 11/08 5:30-6:30 p.m $5/$5

Teen JamsTime to show your best moves! Calling tween and teen girls and guys to join in monthly Thursday night dance jams! Each night begins with a warm up focusing on flexibility and core strengthening. Next, grow in confidence by learning pop/club style dances and find ways to discover and celebrate self- expression through dance. Share the fun with friends by choreographing group routines, and get prepped for school dances by picking up new combinations here. Who knows?? There might even be a flash mob opportunity! Location: GPCRC Classroom Instructor: Kris Sornson MIN/MAX: 6/15

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 433230-10 6th Grade & up Th 10/25 6:00-8:00P $24/$28 433230-11 6th Grade & up Th 11/15 6:00-8:00P $24/$28 433230-12 6th Grade & up Th 12/13 6:00-8:00P $24/$28

Swing Dancing“ It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t git that swing!” Learn modern 6- count swing (a.k.a the Jitterbug) and traditional 8 count Lindy Hop. Basic to intermediate footwork, turns, twirls and The Charleston will be the focus. There will be a “Friday Night Dance” on the last Friday of the class for students and will be open to the public. Location: Fraser Historic Church Instructor: Matt Reylea MIN/MAX: 6/15

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 433240-10 16+ F 10/12-11/9 6:00-8:00P $65 couple /$35 individual

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Martial ArtsMartial Arts – Youth & AdultStudents will learn the fundamentals of Kinsei-Do Karate. Material covered will be basic hand and foot techniques, stances, throws, rolling and falling to avoid injury. Focus will be on self-discipline and respect of others. This is a co-ed class that will accommodate and challenge Martial Artists of all levels. Sensei Matt Relyea has been a Martial Artist since 1986 and teaching since 1997. Please wear a T-shirt, clean socks and sweats required, please no shorts. We strongly encourage a white karate Gi and black/dark blue indoor Tabi shoes, and appropriate belt color, especially if your child continues in the art. For more information about Matt and for a link to purchase uniforms please visit www.zenmountainmartialarts.com. This class is designed for beginning & intermediate Martial Artist. Location: Fraser Historic Church Dance Room *No class on HalloweenInstructor: Matt Relyea MIN/MAX: 5/15

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)523700-10 7+ W 10/03-11/14* 3:30P-5:00P $50/$55 Meet at the FV Elementary Flagpole 3:30P andwalk over with the instructor.

543700 Adult W Monthly 7:00P-8:30P $30/$35 Children ages 12+ are welcome to attend the Adult Class from 7:00P-8:30P

Parent-Child Martial ArtsExperience the enjoyment and great exercise of Karate! A great excuse for families to spend some quality time together, while getting a great workout. In this course, learn the basics of Kinsei Do Karate. Stretching, basic stances, hand and foot techniques including lots of practice applying techniques with a partner. The main goal is fun, second goal is self-defense. Hopefully you will take this home with you and you will always have something fun to do with your family on a rainy day. Fee is for both particpants. Location: Fraser Historic Church Dance Room *No Class on HalloweenInstructor: Matt Relyea MIN/MAX: 5/15

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)563700-10 All W 10/03-11/14* 5:15P-6:15P $75/$85

Fight Like A GirlNitty gritty, quick and dirty. That’s what this class is about; quick to learn, dirty fighting. When it comes to your safety, there is no such thing as a fair fight. You will learn not only punches and kicks, but how to escape from various holds, how to use your opponents weight against them, and get home safely. Some time will also be spent on psychology and avoidance techniques. This is an extended session to give you time to build muscle memory and make movements more automatic, because practice makes perfect!Location: Fraser Historic Church Dance Room *No Class on HalloweenInstructor: Matt Relyea MIN/MAX: 5/15

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)423707-10 14+ M 10/08-10/29 6:00P-7:00P $40/$55

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Enrichment & ArtsRed Cross Babysitting TrainingThe Baby-sitting Basics course is ideal for current and future baby-sitters. It will teach them the best ways to be safe and keep children in their care safe. It comes from the American Red Cross which is a nationally recognized leader in health and safety training. This class will prepare you with the necessary skills to be a qualified baby sitter. This training shows you how to respond to emergencies and recognize safety issues that you might face with pre-school and younger children. The cost of the class includes a textbook and first aid kit. Please bring snacks and a lunch. Location: GPCRC South Classroom Instructor: Tim Stabbe MIN/MAX: 5/12 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)533319-1A 11+ F 10/26-10/26 9:00A-3:00P $65/$75

Beading with HeidiCome bead with Heidi McNinch of Heidi’s Beadworks and learn the basics of beading. Each week you will complete a unique project. The fee includes materials. This class is designed for independent and detail-oriented youth. Fee per class. Location: GPCRC North ClassroomInstructor: Heidi McNinch MIN/MAX: 4/9

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) Project 423100-1A 8+ F 11/09 9:30A-11:30A $20/$20 Dragon Fly Decor 423100-1B 8+ F 11/16 9:30A-11:30 $20/$20 “Journey” Necklace

After School Art Club Students will enjoy a variety of art techniques and learn about different artists. Each week we will be doing a different project. The class will include printmaking, pastels, gouache painting and a picture using a mix of gouache and pastels. Supplies are included in class fee. Meet at the FVE flagpole and walk to the Program Building with Deb. Please bring a snack and water bottle. Location: Fraser Program Building Art ClassroomInstructor: Deb Reylea MIN/MAX: 4/8 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)423135-5A 6+ M 10/08-10/29 3:30P- 5:00P $35/$40 423135-5B 6+ M 11/05-11/26 3:30P- 5:00P $35/$40

Youth PotteryAn opportunity to expand your creativity after school! This class provides a variety of pottery experience and encourages you to develop your creativity. Throw on the wheel and use various hand, glazing & decorative techniques. Experienced and beginner potters welcome. Location: Fraser Program Building Art Classroom Instructor: Traci & Dave Maddox (Th) / Megan Petersen (M) MIN/MAX: 4/10

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)423410-10 6+ M 09/10-10/08 3:30P-05:00P $55/$60 423410-11 6+ Th 09/13-10/11 3:30P-05:00P $55/$60

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Special Events

Come celebrate your Birthday in a special way at the Grand Park Community Rec Center! We have a variety of options that are designed age appropriate. Pick your party! !

Parties must be booked 2 weeks in advance. Parties may be booked via

e-mail [email protected], in-person or phone 726-8968 x.103.

Parent’s Night OutDon’t forget about our Parents Night Out on select Fridays of each month from 4:30-8:30pm. Open for children age 3+ (must be potty trained). Let your kids have fun at the Rec while you enjoy time on the town! $15 1st / child $10/2nd child. MUST pre-register 726-8968 x0 Location: GPCRC Playful Penguin Room Instructor: Staff - TBA MIN/MAX: Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee 167200-9B 3+ F 09/21 4:30P-8:30P $15 / $10 for 2nd child 167200-10 3+ F 10/19 4:30P-8:30P $15 / $10 for 2nd child 167200-11 3+ F 10/26 4:30P-8:30P $15/ $10 for 2nd child 167200-12 3+ F 11/09 4:30P-8:30P $15/ $10 for 2nd child 167200-13 3+ F 11/30 4:30P-8:30P $15/ $10 for 2nd child

Teen Nights Grand County Teens, come join us on the third Thursday of each month for Teen Night! This event starts at 8pm; be sure to arrive prior to 9pm when the facility closes to the public. We will hang out in the Natatorium, Gymnastic Studio and Gymnasium. Teens need to be picked up by 10:30pm; NO EXCEPTIONS! There is a $5 member discount. 6th graders and up are welcome. Location: GPCRC Instructor: Bryan Kettlewell MIN/MAX: 10/70 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 137200-10 12-18 Th 10/18 8:00P-10:30P $10/$10 137200-11 12-18 Th 11/15 8:00P-10:30P $10/$10

14th Annual Holiday Artisan Fair -Saturday, November 17th at GPCRCsee the back cover of this guide for more information!

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Climbing and TrampClimbing 101 - After School Climbing ClubBasic rockclimbing skills taught to 6-10 year olds. We will teach correctly putting on a harness, standard figure eight knot with safety backup, belaying techniques, and moving over vertical terrain. Our emphasis will be safety, proper respect for potential dangers and most importantly to have fun. This class is geared toward youngsters who have a desire to be exposed to the climbing world. Children may ride bus from FV Elementary to GPCRC. Location: GPCRC Climbing Wall *No class on 10/9 (facility closed)Instructor: Don Maurais MIN/MAX: 4/10 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 424705-10 6+ Tu 10/2*-10/30 4:00P-5:00P $35/$40 424705-11 6+ M 11/5-11/26 4:00P-5:00P $35/$40

Trampoline ClassesThis program is for all level “jumpers” . If it’s your first time we will introduce the basic bouncing skills of trampolining, and if have experience we will verify the individual’s capabilities so we can provide the safest environment possible. This class is also offered as a drop-in class at $10 per class, space available. This program will also take the individual into the next phase of spacial awareness, utilizing and combining the basic skills of the flight test program. The individual is introduced to basic inverted and twisting skills. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic StudioInstructor: Certified StaffActivity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 465519 6+ Sa Sept - Nov 4:30P-5:30P $10 465529 6+ Sa Sept - Nov 5:30P-6:30P $10465529 6+ Su Sept - Nov 3:30P-4:30P $10465519 6+ Su Sept - Nov 4:30P-5:30P $10 Tramp Intermediate / Advanced This program takes the individual into the next phase of special awareness, utilizing and combining the basic skills of the flight test program; the individual is introduced to inverted and twisting skills. A skill evaluation is required before being admitted to this class. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic Studio Instructor: Certified StaffActivity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)445559 12+ Fri Sept - Nov 8:00P-9:00P $10

NO CLASSES OCTOBER 7 - 12 (Sunday - Friday) FACILITY IS CLOSED FOR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

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GymnasticsOur Gymnastic Calender is subject to Change Monthly, so please check our

website www.fraservalleyrec.org to check our latest calender! NO CLASSES OCTOBER 7 - 12 (Sunday - Friday)

FACILITY IS CLOSED FOR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE or SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

Alpine Aerials Comp Girls Level 4 & Pre TeamAll teams are involved in the C.A.R.A League (Colorado Association of Recreational Athletics). C.A.R.A promotes the opportunity to compete and be successful in the sport of Gymnastics on a fun, recreational level. Girls competing in C.A.R.A are required to pay an annual competition fee of $100. Gymnasts perform the same routines as one another on the beam, bars, vault and floor. Routines are based on C.A.R.A guidelines. Multi-child discounts are available. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic StudioInstructor: Hoppy Hayes and Coaching Staff MIN/MAX: 5/30

Activity # Age Day & Time Date Fee(ID/OD) 525204 7-16 Tu 4:00-6:00P & F 5:00P-7:30P Monthly $75/$85

Alpine Aerial Competitive Gymnastics - Optional TeamAll teams are involved in the C.A.R.A League (Colorado Association of Recreational Athletics). C.A.R.A promotes the opportunity to compete and be successful in the sport of Gymnastics on a fun, recreational level. Girls competing in C.A.R.A are required to pay an annual competition fee of $100. Gymnasts perform the same routines as one another on the beam, bars, vault and floor. Routines are based on C.A.R.A guidelines. You must have coach approval to be in the Optional program. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic StudioInstructor: Hoppy Hayes and Coaching Staff MIN/MAX: 5/30

Activity # Age Day & Time Date Fee(ID/OD) 525205 7-16 W 5:00-7:30P & F 5:00P-7:30P Monthly $85/$95

Alpine Aces - Competitive Boys and Level 5 LeagueThe boys team is in it’s second season. If you are interested in becoming part of this team, please contact Hoppy Hayes at [email protected] or stop by the Grand Park Community Rec Center. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic StudioInstructor: Hoppy Hayes and Coaching Staff

Activity # Age Day & Time Date Fee(ID/OD) 525204 7-16 Tu 5:00-7:00P & Th 5:00P-6:30P Monthly $75/$85

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GymnasticsTumbling Tots This is a semi-structured class. Parents are required to participate with their child. This class will cover stretching, basic locomotive skills and obstacle courses that involve climbing, hanging, swinging, rolling and balancing. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic Studio Instructor: Hoppy Hayes MIN/MAX: 4/20 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)515421 1-3 Tu Monthly 9:30A-10:30A $30/$35Kidnastics Kidnastics is an introduction to the sport of gymnastics. Learn basic fundamentals of floor exercise, balance beam, rings, bars, vault and trampoline while emphasizing strength building, coordination, and body awareness. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic Studio Instructor: Hoppy Hayes MIN/MAX: 4/12

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)515441 3.5-5 W Starts in December 10:30A-11:30A $30/$35

Family GymnasticsThis is a family oriented program where kids and their parents can come experience our gymnastic facility. Bring the family in for a fun, unstructured time with supervision from our gymnastics staff. 2nd child discount of $3. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic Studio Instructor: Hoppy Hayes MIN/MAX: 4/16

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)465419 0-Adult F or Sa Monthly 10:00A-11:30A $10/$10 465419 0-Adult Su Monthly 10:30A-12:00A $10/$10

Macaroni Penguins A co-ed Kindergarten class, basic gymnastic skill class to teach introduction to beam, bars, floor exercise, rings, vault, and trampoline in a low-key, fun environment. Students may take FVE Cow bus after school to the GPCRC. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic Studio Instructor: Hoppy Hayes MIN/MAX: 4/18 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD525402 K - 1st grade Th Monthly 4:00P-5:00P $30/$35

Boys GymnasticsA class designed to teach boys gymnastic skills on paralell bars, pommel horse, mushroom, vault, floor exercise, high bar and the still rings. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic Studio Instructor: Hoppy Hayes MIN/MAX: 5/11

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)525102 6+ Th Monthly 5:00P-6:30P $40/$45

White-Flippered PenguinsDesigned to teach girl gymnasts skills on beam, floor exercise, vault, uneven parallel bars, and trampoline. Focus will be on strength, flexibility , balance and body awareness. Students may take FVE Cow bus after school to the GPCRC. Location: GPCRC Gymnastic Studio Instructor: Hoppy Hayes MIN/MAX: 6/17

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)525202 2nd-5th grade W Monthly 4:00P-5:00P $35/$40

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Adult Enrichment & ArtsAdult PotteryAn opportunity to expand your creativity for all levels of potters! This class provides a variety of pottery experience and encourages you to develop your creativity. Throw on the wheel and use various hand, glazing & decorative techniques. Location: Fraser Program Building Art Classroom Instructor: Traci & Dave Maddox (Th) Megan Peterson (M) MIN/MAX: 4/10 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 443400-1A 16+ Th 09/13-10/11 5:30P-7:30P $75/$80 443400-1A 12+ M 09/10-10/08 5:30P-7:30P $75/$80

Art Workshop with Ginny Abblett -Simplicity, a Key to BeautyIn this six hour workshop we will explore the building blocks of composition, value and color as we create our own works of art. Demonstrations will be done in pastel and you may work in whatever medium you choose - pastel, watercolor, oil, acrylic. It is my belief that less rather than more is a wise path to follow when making art. If one avoids clutter and instead creates a strong composition, the path to a compelling painting opens. Ginny Abblett teaches art in Taos, New Mexico and in Denver at The Denver Botanic Gardens, The Park Hill Art Club and hosts private lessons at Ginny Abblett Fine Art at 910 Santa Fe Drive. The Basics of Composition 9am-noon• Composition samples and detective work • Shapes rather than clutter • A strong center of interest • Ginny’s demo • Student practice with one on one assistance What is Value, Anyhow? 1-4pm• Explanation and examples of value and a strong composition • Color and value - what’s the difference? • Teacher Demonstration • Student work with one on one assistance • Gentle Critiques, Clean up, QuestionsLocation: GPCRC Pool Party Room Instructor: Ginny Abblett MIN/MAX: 4/10 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 343109-A 16+ Sa 9/15 9:00P-4:00P $35/$40

Intuitive PaintingThis class is about the process and joy of painting than a specific technique. We will end up with a final product but the experience of putting paint to canvas will be more of the focus. This is really fun way to express yourself because it is a very freeing and playful way to explore and experiment. Location: Fraser Program Building Art Classroom Instructor: Christine Minasian MIN/MAX: 4/10 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 443023-A 16+ Sa 10/13 3:00P-6:00P $35/$40

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Dog Obedience Dog Obedience - BeginnerA class for puppies and dogs needing to learn basic manners. Dogs and owners will learn simple obedience commands, both voice and hand signal and the ability to deliver them in a way that a “teenage dog” will think learning was “all their idea”. Megan has 10+ years of training experience. Location: FV Sports Complex Ice RinkInstructor: Megan Peterson MIN/MAX: 4/12 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)343325-S3 16+ Sa 09/08-10/13 9:00A-10:00A $95/$105

Dog Training - IntermediateDogs are exposed to more challenging situations. We will focus on teaching dogs to resist impulse behavior. A great follow-up to the beginner class. Reinforcing com-mands such as stay, come, heel, and games that teach your dog a new default be-havior is our focus. Megan has her degree in Zoology and specializes in Ethology, the study of Animal Behavior. Megan has 10+ years of training experience. Location: FV Sports Complex Ice RinkInstructor: Megan Peterson MIN/MAX: 4/12 Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD)343335-S3 16+ Sa 09/08-10/13 10:00A-11:00A $95/$105

Dog Training - Advanced plus Intro to AgilityYou and your dog create a fun and positive environment to learn skills to advance your dogs attention and attitude. Reinforcement to resist impulse behavior with extreme focus on person giving commands. Includes learning basic agility skills. After 6 weeks, dogs will have the skills to pass the CGC test. Megan has her degree in Zool-ogy and specializes in Ethology, the study of Animal Behavior. She has 10+ years of training experience. Location: FV Sports Complex Ice RinkInstructor: Megan Peterson MIN/MAX: 4/12

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 343345-D3 16+ Sa 09/08-10/13 11:00A-12:00P $95/$105

Dog Obedience Private LessonsDoes your dog need special one on one attention? Megan Peterson is available for private lessons. Please contact Michelle Lawrence at (970) 726-8968 X.106 or [email protected] to schedule a private lesson with Megan. Three sessions are available for $100.

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Adult Fitness

Ski ConditioningGet ready for the ski season with this challenging circuit workout. During this class you will be using bands, BOSUs, medicine balls, physioballs plus much more to improve balance, lower body and core strength. All classes will be for all abilities with exercises being scaled up or down to accommodate individual needs. When registering for this class you are committing to all eight weeks as this is a progressive class. There are no drop ins. $85 for non-members, $70 for members. Min 6/Max 30 Location: GPCRC Gymnasium Instructor: John Florkiewicz MIN/MAX: 6/30

Activity # Age Day Date Time Fee(ID/OD) 444810-M1 16+ M,W 10/15-12/05 9:00A-10:30A $80/$85 444810-M2 16+ M,W 10/15-12/05 5:30P-7:00P $80/$85 444810-T1 16+ Tu,Th 10/16-12/06 5:30P-7:00P $80/$85 Small Group Personal Training Join with friends to maximize the effectiveness of your workouts and gain peer support. You’ll receive the same careful personalized attention & individualized workouts as with one on one personal training. Small group personal training includes the Functional Movement Screen for each client. Group may consist of 2-3 people. Appointment only. Instructors: John Florkiewicz or Lucy Lozar

Activity # Age Day, Date & Time Fee(ID/OD) 544613 13+ By Appointment Only $25/per person or $200 for 10 Sessions Functional Movement ScreenThe Functional Movement Screen is an assessment that documents movement pat-terns that are key to normal function. By assessing these patterns, the FMS identifies functional limitations and asymmetries. These are issues that can reduce the effects of functional training and physical conditioning and distort body awareness. The FMS generates the Functional Movement Screen Score, which is used to target problems and track progress. This scoring system is directly linked to the most beneficial cor-rective exercises to restore mechanically sound movement patterns. The FMS score is used to track progress and identify those exercises that will be most effective to restore proper movement and build strength. Instructors: John Florkiewicz or Lucy Lozar

Activity # Age Day, Date & Time Fee(ID/OD) 544612 13+ By Appointment Only $30

Registration 1 week prior to the next month of classes. You MUST pre-register for each

class to guarantee your spot. You may cancel according to our cancellation policy in our member handbook, if you fail to cancel & don’t show you will be charged.

MEMBERS MAY PURCHASE FITNESS PUNCH CARDS. NON-MEMBERS PAY DAILY ADMISSION FEE PLUS $5 PER CLASS

FITNESS PROGRAM SCHEDuLES CHANGE MONTHLY. NEW PROGRAM CALENDARS AND CLASS DESCRIPTIONS ARE POSTED

PRIOR TO THE 23RD OF EACH MONTH. PLEASE vISIT OuR WEBSITE WWW.FRASERvALLEYREC.ORG.

TO vIEW OuR MONTHLY FITNESS CALENDARS.

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Silver SneakersWhat is SilverSneakers®?SilverSneakers® is a fun, energizing program that helps older adults take greater control of their health by encouraging physical activity and social events. SilverSneak-ers® members have access to the fitness area, swimming pool, steam & sauna rooms, and customized fitness classes. SilverSneakers® fitness classes are designed exclu-sively for older adults who want to improve their strength, flexibility, balance, and endurance. How do I enroll in the program? Eligible members must be 65 and have a participating health plan provider contact us for a list of providers in Colorado. The process include completing membership paperwork for GPCRC and for SilverSneakers®. The paperwork includes an Activity Readiness Assessment and a Physical Activity waiver. A Release for Activity form from your doctor may be required if you have any of the conditions listed on the Activity Readiness Assessment. After enrolling you will receive a swipe keycard which you will use to swipe in at the front desk each time you enter the recreation center. Member information included Program information provided during the enrollment process. All program member information is kept confidential and private.Membership Benefits: * A basic membership to the recreation center at no cost. * An orientation in the proper use of the aerobic and weight machines. * SilverSneakers® fitness classes at no cost. (Listed below) * Access to the Program Advisor to help guide Program Members along the way. * Access to participating SilverSneakers® programs across the country at no charge. SilverSneakers® Muscular Strength and Range of Movement Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement, and activity for daily living skills. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a ball are offered for resistance, and a chair is used for seated and/or standing support. Tuesdays & Thursdays from 10:15-11:15A Silver Sneakers® Yoga Stretch: This class is designed to challenge you physically and mentally with a variety of simple and safe yoga exercises that you will do at your own pace. Using a chair for support, you will increase flexibility, build endurance and learn how to relax and think more clearly. Class is held on a wood floor so indoor shoes are required for the class, no outdoor shoes/boots and no stocking feet. Silver Sneakers® Cardio Circuit: Combine fun with fitness to increase your cardiovascular and muscular endurance power with a standing circuit workout. Upper-body strength work with hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a Silver Sneakers ball is alternated with non-impact aerobic choreography. A chair is offered for support, stretching, and relaxation exercises.

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Senior Fitness3S Luncheons! Calling all Seniors and SilverSneakers® members! Join us each month in the combined classroom for free food and fun with friends. Festive attire encouraged! Bring treats to share or just yourself. Lunch and games will be provided. Get your workout in before the party with SilverSneakers® Muscle Strength and Range of Movement and instructor Lucy Lozar. Class is free for SilverSneakers® members or $5 drop-in/fitness punch. You are encouraged to join us even if you choose not to work-out first! Lunch typically begins at 11:30am.

Upcoming Luncheon Dates: Tuesdays, Sept. 11, Oct. 23, Nov. 20 & Dec. 18th

N’Balance: A Falls Prevention Class- Free class for seniors!Fear of falling can lead to disengagement. Take control of your life by learning strategies to reduce the risk of falling, increase self-confidence and continue inde-pendence. The course focuses on finding center of gravity while sitting, standing, moving; strengthening muscles to build a strong base of support, (torso, hips, ankles) and being aware of the fall risks that are encountered in everyday life so they can be avoided or overcome. The evidenced-based, 8-week course is progressive and be-gins with an individual pre-assessment and ends with a post-assessment/one-on-one discussion of improvement and challenges.Tuesday & Thursdays, beginning October 2nd from 9am-10am at the Fraser Historic Church. To Register call Grand County Council on Aging 970-887-3222. The class is taught by Lori Damon. Maximum 8 participants

PLEASE vISIT WWW.FRASERvALLEYREC.ORG OR STOP BY THE GRAND PARK COMMuNITY RECREATION CENTER FOR A FuLL LIST AND DESCRIPTIONS OF ALL OF OuR FITNESS PROGRAM OFFERINGS.

FITNESS PROGRAM SCHEDuLES CHANGE MONTHLY.

NEW PROGRAM CALENDARS AND CLASS DESCRIPTIONS ARE POSTED PRIOR TO THE 23RD OF EACH MONTH.

PLEASE vISIT OuR WEBSITE WWW.FRASERvALLEYREC.ORG. TO vIEW OuR MONTHLY FITNESS CALENDARS.

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