RECREATION - Louisville Recreation & Senior Center

RECREATION 

AND SENIOR SERVICES CATALOG 

September - December 2012 

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Dear Louisville Residents, 

“If you wait long enough, people will surprise and impress you.” Jon Snoddy’s observation was most complimentary 

of his coworkers at Disney Imagineering but, perhaps, also captures how 98% of our residents 

view the City of Louisville. According to a recent survey conducted by the National Resource Center and 

supported by data from varied national sources, Louisville has quietly and consistently become one of the 

most livable communities in the country, in large part, because citizens and employees care about Louisville 

and continually make distinct and legitimate contributions to a great “small-town”. Voluntary citizen boards 

work with elected officials and staff to share thoughts and make recommendations that sustain and improve 

your parks, trails, open space and recreational opportunities. 

This activity guide is a reflection of much collaboration, coordination and hard work by Parks and Recreation 

staff, especially the Recreation Division, which continually supports and continues to build upon past successes 

so that residents and visitors can better experience, appreciate and celebrate what life in Louisville is 

all about. Please schedule your priorities accordingly to enjoy the many benefits provided by your City of 

Louisville Parks and Recreation Department. 

Sincerely, 

Erik ‘Joe’ Stevens 

Director of Parks and Recreation 

FALL PREVENTION WEEK 

September 17 – 22 

Falls in older adults are common. More than one-third of older adults living in the community fall at least once a year, 

resulting in broken bones, cuts, head injuries, and visits to the emergency room or the hospital. Many older adults 

stop going out and doing things they enjoy because they are worried about falling and getting hurt. Is that you? 

Join in the countywide effort to stop falls by attending these classes and more offered throughout the county during 

this week. See page 51 for details. 

Basics of Nordic Walking 

Jay Willey, Instructor 

silver sneakers muscular strength 

and range of movement 

Donna Parker, Instructor 

Balance Training to Prevent Falls 

Jerry Siravo, Medical Exercise Specialist, A Way of Life Fitness 

Safe Home Modifications 

Louie Delaware, a Certified Aging In Place Specialist 

Resources for Minor Home Repairs 

Rebecca Yenney, Fix-It Program Manager Care Connect 

Proper Use of Assistive Devices 

Lois Wiener, Physical Therapist

Directory 

Welcome 

Recreation Center Information .............................................................................4 

Facilities Fees........................................................................................................5 

Gym Schedule ......................................................................................................6 

Facility Rentals......................................................................................................7 

Kids Corner/Babysitting ........................................................................................8 

Aquatics................................................................................................................9 

FitZone .................................................................................................................19 

Fitness and Wellness ...........................................................................................21 

Yoga, Martial Arts .................................................................................................28 

Sports ...................................................................................................................29 

Dance....................................................................................................................35 

Youth Activities......................................................................................................39 

Senior Services ....................................................................................................44 

Registration...........................................................................................................57 

Table of Contents 

The mission of the City of Louisville Department of Recreation and Senior Services is to 

provide recreational activities and leisure services that contribute to the physical, mental, and 

social well being of the citizens. 

September | October 

November | December 

2012 

RECREATION 

AND SENIOR SERVICES CATALOG 

August 2012 – Registration Calendar 

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Diabetes Resident Support 

Resident 

Resident Non-Resident Resident Resident 

Online Online 

Online or Online Online or Online or 

Walk-In 

Walk-In Walk-In 

Resident 

Online or 

Walk-In 

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Resident 

Online or 

Walk-In 

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Non-Res 

Online 

Resident 

Online 

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Non-Res 

Online 

Resident 

Online 

Online only. closed for maintenance. 

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SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER 2012 

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This picture was taken during a Mad Hops 

Competitive Jump Rope Team performance. In 

2012, Owen Koonce ranked as the nation’s fastest 

1 and 3 minute speed jumper for his age division, 

as well as 4th for his individual freestyle event. 

Owen is also a remarkable skateboarder and 

can put on an amazing yo-yo show, in addition to 

playing basketball, football and soccer. 

Register online: louisvillerecreation.com 

Recreation and Senior Center 

Director of Parks and Recreation..................... 303-335-4731 

Joe Stevens, joes@louisvilleco.gov 

Recreation Superintendent.............................. 303-335-4903 

Kathy Martin, kathym@louisvilleco.gov 

Facility Operations Manager............................ 303-335-4910 

Julie Seydel, julies@louisvilleco.gov 

Parks & Recreation Administration Assistant.303-335-4735 

Echo Medina, echom@louisvilleco.gov 

Recreation Supervisor/Sports......................... 303-335-4909 

Jesse DeGraw, jessed@louisvilleco.gov 

Recreation Supervisor/Aquatics..................... 303-335-4927 

Janet Cole, janetc@louisvilleco.gov 

Recreation Supervisor/Aquatics..................... 303-335-4905 

Paul Borth, paulb@louisvilleco.gov 

Facility Assistant............................................... 303-335-4907 

Kayla Feeney, kaylaf@louisvilleco.gov 

Head Lifeguard 

Matt Smith, matts@louisvilleco.gov.................... 303-335-4906 

Community Resource Coordinator................. 303-335-4919 

Diane Evans, dianee@louisvilleco.gov 

Senior Services Supervisor.............................. 303-335-4914 

Katie Beasley, katieb@louisvilleco.gov 

General Programmer/Rentals.......................... 303-335-4920 

Peggy Jones, peggyj@louisvilleco.gov 

Recreation Supervisor/Youth/Teen ................ 303-335-4902 

Mandy Perera, mandyp@louisvilleco.gov 

Building Maintenance...................Phil Lind, Mike Thompson 

303-335-4900 

Louisville Recreation Center Fax 303.335.4959 

Fit Zone Updates 303.335.4949 

Rain Line 303.335.4998 

www.louisvillerecreation.com | September - December 2012 

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Facilities 

The Facilities 

Louisville Recreation & Senior Center – 900 W. Via Appia 

Louisville Parks & Recreation Main Office – 717 Main St. 

Louisville Center for the Arts – 801 Grant Street 

Louisville City Hall – 749 Main Street 

Louisville Sports Complex – 1200 North Courtesy Road 

Coal Creek Golf Course – 585 W. Dillon Road 

Cemetery – 2105 Empire Road 

Memory Square Pool – 801 Grant Street 

Amenities (57,400 sq. ft.) 

• 6 lane, 25 meter pool with 

diving well 

• 160 foot water slide with 

adventure splash down pool 

• Solarium and sun deck 

• Sauna 

• Steam room 

• Two free weight rooms 

• Gymnasium 

• Racquetball and Wallyball courts 

• Senior center 

• Indoor track (1/10 mile) 

• Sand Volleyball Court 

• Outdoor inline hockey rink 

• 4 outdoor lighted tennis courts 

• Free wireless internet 

• Locker rooms 

• Childcare 

• Fitness studio 

• Multi-purpose rooms 

Pool Complex closes 15 minutes prior to facility closure 

General Operating Hours 

Monday-Thursday 5:45am-9:00pm 

Friday 

5:45am-7:00pm 

Saturday 

7:00am-6:00pm 

Sunday 

8:00am-6:00pm 

Sunday (pool complex) 10:00am-5:45pm 

Attention Parents: Children need to be picked up by closing 

time of the center. Center staff will notify the Louisville Police 

Department if children are left at the center past closing hours. 

Holiday Hours 

Maintenance Closure Aug. 13-20 Closed 

Labor Day sept 3 Closed 

Thanksgiving nov. 22 Closed 

Christmas Eve Dec. 24 Closed @ Noon 

Christmas Dec. 25 Closed 

Racquetball / wallyball Courts 

Guests may reserve courts three days in advance. A three hour 

courtesy notice of cancellation is requested if unable to play 

at the assigned time. The court will be given to waiting guests 

after 10 minutes. Courts can be reserved for a maximum of a 2 

hour block. 

Weight Rooms 

Individuals must be at least 15 years of age to use equipment in 

the circuit weight room, free weight room or any cardio equipment. 

Training is available for those under 15 who wish to use 

the equipment. 

No electioneering and/or petitioning of patrons with City 

buildings is allowed. Such activities may occur on public 

sidewalks outside the City building but shall not block passage 

by other users of the sidewalk and shall be conducted 

in accordance with applicable laws. 

Family Changing Room 

As a convenience to our guests with children of the opposite 

gender, the center provides a family changing room. 

The room is located off the lobby by the glass doors to the 

pool. A code can be obtained at the front desk for access. 

Please utilize the Family Dressing Room for children who are 5 

and older. 

Code of Conduct 

The Department of Parks and Recreation strives to create a 

wholesome environment for all participants. The City of Louisville 

expects reasonable and appropriate behavior from those 

who visit and use facilities. The department’s management will 

ensure a zero tolerance stance with violations and those exhibiting 

criminal type behavior. The department reserves the 

right to deny admission and/or take discipline action against 

any person(s) violating our Code of Conduct or exhibiting action 

deemed inappropriate. The violation of the Code of Conduct 

includes, but is not limited to, the use of obscene language or 

gestures, disorderly conduct, theft, public intoxication, use of 

drugs, sexual misconduct, indecency, harassment, failure to 

cooperate with staff and/or leadership, possession of weapons 

of any kind, non-compliance with department rules and regulations, 

any unlawful activity and any other behavior deemed offensive 

or unacceptable by the Department of Parks and Recreation. 

All individuals and organizations will be held to this Code 

of Conduct when using city facilities. 

Financial Assistance 

Reduced fee rates are available to Louisville residents who demonstrate 

financial need. Confidential applications are available 

at the Recreation Center or online under Programs and Forms 

tabs. Those receiving financial aid from state or federal agencies 

are approved and may receive reduced fees for most programs 

and passes. 

Recreation Center Policies 

• Children ages 8 and under must be directly supervised by an 

individual 11 or older at all times unless the child is participating in a 

center supervised program. 

• Please dress appropriately when in the center. Shoes and shirts are 

required at all times, unless in pool area. 

• Smoking, chewing tobacco, or alcoholic beverages are not allowed in 

the center. 

• Guests are encouraged to bring their own lock to secure valuables 

and clothing. Locks are also for sale at the center. 

• Weapons are prohibited at the center. 

• Cell phone usage is restricted to the lobby area only. 

• All guests must be 33+ years of age to be on the track, unless participating 

in a center sponsored program. 

• Individuals must be at least15 years of age to use equipment in the 

circuit weight room, free weight room or any cardio equipment. 

Training is available for those 11-14 years of age who wish to use the 

equipment. 

• Strollers or baby carriers are not permitted on the track or in any fitness 

area. 

• The Recreation Center is not responsible for guest’s personal belongings. 

Please secure all items. 

• In the best interest of all our patrons, children 5 and older are required 

to use the gender-appropriate locker room. Please utilize the 

Family Dressing Room for children of the opposite gender who are 5 

years of age or older. 

• Disruptive or inappropriate behavior may result in suspension of 

privileges. 

• Please be aware of and follow all posted center rules and guidelines. 

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Facilities 

Admission fees 

Daily Admission 

Youth 3-18 years $4.00 

Adult 19-59 $6.00 

Senior 60+ $4.00 

Group Rate (10+) $2.50 youth / $4.50 adults 

Children under 3 years of age are admitted at no charge with an 

adult. 

All visitors must check in at the same time to take advantage of 

the group rate. If your group is larger than 10 and will be using 

the pool, please email your request at least 7 days in advance to 

janetc@louisvilleco.gov 

10 or 20 visit Pass 

10 Visit 20 Visit Cost per visit 

Youth 3-18 years $25.00 $50.00 $2.50 

Adult 19-59 $45.00 $90.00 $4.50 

Senior 60+ $25.00 $50.00 $2.50 

Effective May 2012, punch passes are non refundable. Punches 

will not expire and can be transfered to another family 

membber or friend. 

Monthly Passes 

Monthly pass members enjoy unlimited recreation facility usage 

and Memory Square Pool admission. Please note the center 

closure dates before purchasing a membership. The center 

will be closed August 13-20 for annual maintenance, in addition 

to all major holidays. No credits will be given for closure 

dates, vacations or unused time. 

Louisville Resident Non-Resident 

Summer Special 

Youth 3-18 years $19.00 $24.00 

Adult 19-59 $35.00 $40.00 

Senior 60+ $19.00 $24.00 

Couple $55.00 $60.00 

Family $59.00 $64.00 

Monthly Auto-debit 

Monthly passes may be purchased by auto-debit. We will automatically 

deduct the monthly amount of any monthly pass 

directly from a checking account. Please bring a voided blank 

check to sign up for passes. Automatic deductions occur on the 

15th of the month, and will continue until notification is given by 

the member, which may be done at any time without penalty. 

You must cancel before the 5th of any month to avoid the fee 

being deducted on the 15th. A $25 fee will be charged for all 

returned debits. 

Cancellations must be processed by the 5th day of the 

month by completing a request form at the center. 

Cancellations will be effective on the 5th. 

MONTHLY PAID IN FULL 

If you prefer, pick any number of months and pay in full for that 

amount of months. One month passes are non-refundable. If 

multiple months are purchased, unused months will be eligible 

for a refund if made in advance. 

Louisville Business Pass for 

Non Residents 

Non-residents who work for a business in Louisville may purchase 

an individual Recreation Center pass at resident rates. 

Proof of employment includes current business ID, paycheck, 

letter or business roster on official business stationery. The new 

Louisville business rate is not available to couples or other family 

members. Full time, part-time and seasonal employees of a 

Louisville business may participate in this program as long as 

gainfully employed by a Louisville business. 

Family: A family consists of a mother and/or father and their children 

under the age of 22 living in the same household/residence. 

Adult siblings, nannies, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, 

and cousins do not fall under the classification of a family. Foreign 

exchange students can be included in family passes if they are under 

the age of 22. 

Couple: A couple consists of two adults or any combination of adult 

and child living in the same household. Because a finance contract 

is formed in purchasing a couple membership, two separate individuals 

living in different residences will not be considered a couple. 

Resident Rates 

Louisville rates apply to those who reside within the City of Louisville. 

Proof of residency include one of the following: lease 

agreement or utility bill. A driver’s license is not accepted as 

proof of residency. 

Military 

Pass 

Any current active duty military 

personnel or post 9/11 veteran 

who has been discharge under 

honorable conditions, 

and is a Louisville resident 

is eligible for a 90-day adult 

pass to the Louisville Recreation Center. 

Contact Kayla Feeney at 

kaylaf@louisvilleco.gov 

to see if you are eligible. 


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Gym Schedule 

gym schedules 

North Gym 

TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 

5:45am 

6:00am 

Open Gym 

Open Gym 

Open Gym 

Open Gym 

5:45-8:30am 

5:45-8:30am 

8 - 10am 

5:45-8:30am 

7:00am 

Open Gym 

5:45am-12pm 

Full Court 

8:00am 

Sports Action 

Sports Action 

Adult Basketball 

Adult Fitness 8:30-9:30 

9:00am 

8:30-10:30 

8:30-10:30 

7 - 11am 

Pickleball 

10am 

Open Gym Open Gym 

Open Gym 

10am- 2pm 

11am 

5:45am - 9pm 10:30am - 12pm 

10:30am - 12pm 

12:00pm Jump Rope, 12-1 pm Jump Rope, 12-1 pm 

1:00pm 

Open Gym Open Gym 

9:30am - 7pm 11am - 6pm Open Gym 

2:00pm 

2 - 6pm 

3:00pm 

4:00pm 

5:00pm 

6:00pm 

7:00pm 

Open Gym 

1 - 9pm 

Open Gym 

12 - 9pm 

Open Gym 

1 - 9pm 

8:00pm 

9:00pm 

FACILITY CLOSED 

south Gym 


5:45am 

6:00am 

7:00am 

8:00am 

9:00am 

10am 

11am 

12:00pm 

1:00pm 

2:00pm 

3:00pm 

4:00pm 

5pm 

6pm 

7pm 

8pm 

9pm 

Open Gym 

5:45 - 10am 

Pickleball 

10am- 12pm 

Open Gym 

12 - 9pm 

Open Gym 

5:45 - 10am 

Adult Fitness 

8:30-9;30 

Fit 50 9:30-10:30am 

Open Gym 

10:30am - 9pm 

Open Gym 

5:45am - 4pm 

Open Gym 

4 - 9pm 

(Unless rented) 

Open Gym 

5:45 - 10am 

Adult Fitness 

8:30-9;30 

Fit 50 9:30-10:30am 

Open Gym 

10:30am - 4:30pm 

Beans 4:30 - 5:30pm 

Open Gym 

5:30 - 9pm 

Open Gym 

5:45 - 10am 

Pickleball 

10am- 12pm 

Open Gym 

12 - 4pm 

Open Gym 

4 - 7pm 



Full Court Adult 

Basketball 

7 - 11am 

Open Gym 

11 - 4pm 

Open Gym 

4 - 6pm 


Open Gym 

8 - 10am 

Pickleball 

10am- 2pm 

Open Gym 

2 - 4pm 

Open Gym 

4 - 6pm 


NOTE: The South gymnasium is available for rent Monday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 4-6pm and Wednesday from 4-9pm. This may 

affect open gym times. Please check the schedule outside the South gym doors for weekly availability. Any organized sports practice must 

rent gymnasium space during the above stated times. 


Facility Rentals 

Louisville Recreation / Senior Center 

The center is a 57,400 square foot facility which offers recreational 

opportunities for a variety of the population. The multipurpose 

rooms are adjacent to outdoor patios which are available 

for warm weather events. A residential style kitchen, designed 

for prepared food, is available for rent. 

ROOMS 

• 25 classroom style seating in small room 

• 75 banquet style seating in large room 

• 100 audience style seating in large room 

Rental of both large rooms allows for 150 banquet seating and 

200 audience style. 

Rooms 

Fee / hour 

(Resident) 

Fee / hour 

(Non-Resident) 

Large Room (Brooks or Crown) $35 $45 

Small Room 

(Garibaldi or Imperial) 

$25 $35 

Small Meeting Room (Paramount) $25 $35 

Kitchen $15 $20 

Additional Setup Time (>1 hour) $35 $45 

Louisville Center for the Arts 

Located at 801 Grant Street, this historic building can accommodate 

groups of 100 for a variety of events. For facility availability, 

contact Julie Seydel at 303-335-4910 or email julies@ 

louisvilleco.gov. 

Rental Fees: 

Resident: $35 per hour 

Louisville Park Shelters 

Non-Resident: $45 per hour 

The following Louisville park shelters are available to rent 

through September: 

• Annette Brand (Plum Circle & Azure Way) 

• Community Park (955 Bella Vista Drive) 

• Cottonwood Park (S. Boulder Road & Via Appia) 

• Keith Helart (at the end of Monarch Court) 

• Heritage (561 W. Cherry Street) 

• Meadows (Orchard Way off Cherry Street) 

• Memory Square (Jefferson Ave & Spruce Street) 

• Pirates (corner of Lafayette & Jefferson) 

• Steinbaugh Pavilion (824 Front Street) 

south gym (3 Hoops) 

Rental Hours: Monday/Friday/Saturday/Sunday, 

4:00-6:00pm: Wednesday, 4:00-9:00pm 

Resident: $40 per hour 

Non-Resident: $60 per hour 

To rent or for more information, contact Peggy Jones at 

303-335-4920 or peggyj@louisvilleco.gov 

Birthday 

Party Package 

Includes a party room for 1 hour, & pool 

admission for 10 children & 2 adults. 

Additional guests: $2.50 child/youth - 

$4.50 adult. 

Children under the age of 6 must pass a swim test 

or be accompanied by an adult who is 

actively supervising in the water. 

R $60 / NR $80 

Payment due at time of reservation. 

For more information, contact 

Peggy Jones at 303-335-4920 

or peggyj@louisvilleco.gov 

To submit an online 

reservation request form: 

www.louisvillerecreation.com/rentals.htm 

Shelter 

Fee 1st 

4 hours 

Each Additional 

Hour 

Community Park shelter $105 $25 

All other park shelters $65 $25 

Steinbaugh Pavilion 

(more than 100 attendees) 

Steinbaugh Pavilion 

(less than 100 attendees) 

$200 $40 

$125 $25 

Large group rate (groups exceeding 150) add an additional $100. 

Set-up fee for on-street parking for Heritage Park, add an additional 

$325. 

To check availability and rent a shelter online: 

www.louisvillerecreation.com click on Park Shelter Rentals. For 

more information contact Peggy Jones at (303) 335-4920 or 

peggyj@louisvilleco.gov 


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Kid’s Corner Baby Sitting 

Kids corner 

Child Care Guidelines 

When placing an infant in child care who is unable to sit up on 

his or her own, please bring an infant seat or chair. Child care 

will not provide diaper changing services. If a child has a soiled 

diaper the parents will be notified to change the child in the 

facility restrooms. You may bring a snack for your child. Please 

bring snacks in non-glass/non-breakable containers. No bubble 

gum, hard candy, pop, red juices, anything sticky, seeds or peanut 

products. Please label all items brought into the child care 

room. Please do not bring small toys or games with tiny pieces. 

These small items could pose a risk for smaller children. If this is 

the child’s first time in the child care room, or the child is having 

a hard time settling down, you may want to bring in a favorite/ 

familiar toy or blanket from home to comfort them. As a courtesy 

to all, we ask that sick children not be brought into the facility. 

Children displaying symptoms of illness will not be permitted to 

remain under our service. 

An open spot cannot be guaranteed for any guest. 

Wait lists will be formed if the maximum number 

of children is met. 

Drop-In Child Care Services 

Child care provides a stimulating environment for your child to 

explore and interact with other children while you enjoy the benefits 

of the facility. Babysitting offers no structured curriculum. 

Parents must remain in the facility to use the babysitting 

services and may not leave the building at any time for any 

reason. Children must be at least 6 months old to be cared 

for, and no older than 12 years of age. 

The babysitting facility operates on a drop-in basis. Limited space 

available! No reservations are taken. The ratio of child care aides 

to children is 1 to 8, with additional consideration given to situations 

with a large number of babies. The decision on the number 

of children accepted will be at the discretion of the child care 

staff and management. Children may remain in the Kids Corner 

for a maximum of 2 hours. 

Child Care Hours 

Monday-Friday 8:30am-1:00pm 

Monday-Thursday 4:00pm-8:00pm 

Saturday 

8:30am-12:00pm 

Sunday 

closeD 

Babies 3 months and older are now allowed during designated 

times in Child Care: 

Monday - Friday 11:00am - 1:00pm 

Monday - Thursday 4:00pm - 6:00pm 

Would your child enjoy taking a class while you are working 

out? Be sure to check youth activities and aquatics to see if 

there is a class for your child. 

Punch Card Fees (non-refundable) 

10 Hours / 40 Punches / Cost: $20.00 

Each punch is equal to 15 minutes of Child Care 

Drop-in Fee 

For those guests who do not wish to purchase a child care punch 

card, the drop-in rates are as follows: 

Time 

First Child 

Each Additional Child 

Same Family 

1 Hour $3 $2.50 

Minimum one hour. You will be charged for an additional hour for 

any time in addition to the first hour (i.e., 1 hour, 15 minutes– 

charged for 2 hours). Child care use must be paid on a daily basis 

at the front desk and a copy of the receipt must be presented 

when signing the child out of the child care room. Parents will 

be asked to pick up their child on time: a $1 per minute late fee 

may be assessed. 

Annual Kids Corner Pass 

Best Buy! If you use child care 2 1/2 hours or more a week, it is 

more economical to purchase an annual pass. The savings are even 

greater if you have two or more children! No refunds. May be purchased 

at the Registration Desk. 

Number of Children 

Fee 

First Child $250 

Each additional child $50 

For more information contact Peggy Jones at 

(303) 335-4920 or peggyj@louisvilleco.gov 


Aquatics 

Pool schedules 

Main Pool 


5:45am 

6:00am 

lap Swim 

5:45 - 9am 

lap Swim 

5:45 - 8am 

(lap Swim) 

5:45 - 9am 

lap Swim 

5:45 - 8am 

(lap Swim) 

5:45 - 9am 


7:00am 

8:00am 

9:00am 

10:00am 

11:00am 

12:00pm 

1:00pm 

2:00pm 

3:00pm 

4:00pm 

5:00pm 

6:00pm 

7:00pm 

8:00pm 

H20 

Aerobics 

9-10am 

H2O Aerobics 

6-7pm Deep End 

______________ 

Open Swim 

7-8:45pm 

H20 

Aerobics 

8-9am (shallow) 

9-10am 

(shallow), (seniors) 

Lessons 

9-10:30am 

H20 

Aerobics 


Lessons 12:30-1:30pm / Lap Swim 12-1pm (5 lanes) 

Open Swim Open Swim 1-4pm 

1 - 4pm 

Lessons 4-7pm / Lap Swim 5-6 (3 Lanes) 

Open Swim 

6-8:45pm 

H2O Aerobics 

6-7pm Deep End 

______________ 

Open Swim 

7-8:45pm 

H20 

Aerobics 


9-10am 

(shallow), (seniors) 

Open Swim 

6-8:45pm 

H20 Aerobics 


arthritis 

10:30-11:30am 

Open Swim 

11:30am-12pm 

Open Swim 

1-5pm 

Lap Swim 

5-6:30pm (3 lanes), 

H2O Aerobics 

5:30-6:30 pm Deep 

End (3 lanes) 

Lap Swim 

7-8:25am 

Lessons 

8:25-12pm 

Open Swim 

12-5:45pm 

Triathlon & 

Endurance 

class 

8-10am 

Lap Swim 

10am-12pm 

Open Swim 

12-5:45 

(4:30-5:30 shallow 

end only) 

______________ 

H2O 

Aerobics 

4:30-5:30 pm 

Deep End (3 lanes) 

9:00pm 


* Lap swimming will be limited from 5:45 - 6:45 am due to high school swim team practice beginnning Nov. 1st. 

*2 lap lanes available Saturdays 8:30am-12pm during lessons. 

*Diving Board will be closed 3:30-5pm Monday through Friday for diving practice. 

splash Pool 


8:00am 

9:00am 

10:00am 

11:00am 

Lessons 

10am-12pm 

Lessons 

9am-10:30am 

Open Swim 

10:30 - 12:30 

12:00pm Open Swim 

1:00pm 

12-4pm 

Lessons 12:30-1:30 

2:00pm 

3:00pm 

4:00pm 

5:00pm 

6:00pm 

7:00pm 

8:00pm 

9:00pm 

Open Swim 

1:30-4pm 

Lessons 4 -7pm 

Lessons 

10am-12pm 

Open Swim 

12-4pm 

Open Swim 7-8:45pm 

Open Swim 

10am-4pm 


Arthritis class 

10:30-11:30am 

Open Swim 

11:30am-6:45pm 

Lessons 

8:30am-12pm 

Open Swim 

12-5:45pm 


Pool Closed 

8-10am 

Open Swim 

10-5:45pm 

Schedules subject to change The schedules have been developed to allow for many programmed activities alongside drop-in usage. 


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Aquatics 

General Pool / Facility Information 

Water Slide/Spray Feature/Diving Board 

Spray feature, water slide and diving board will be operative during 

most open swim times. 

Lap Swimming 

Lap Swim is open to all age groups wishing to swim continuous 

lengths in the 25M pool. Persons 15 years of age and under 

must be accompanied by an adult. No diving will be allowed 

during these times. Please observe these guidelines when lap 

swimming: 

1. Enter the water with care. 

2. Please circle swim at all times. Circle swimming accommodates 

the greatest number of swimmers and lends itself to 

a friendly atmosphere. 

3. Turns should be done at the T on each end wall. Swimmers 

resting or standing should position themselves as near as 

possible to the edge of the lane. 

4. Be considerate of other swimmers in the lanes. Allow 

a swimmer to pass you safely when needed. 

Pool Safety Precautions 

Please enjoy your swimming pool by following these safety precautions: 

1. Children 5 and under must pass our swim test or be accompanied 

by an adult who is actively supervising in the water. 

2. Children 5 and under will be issued a red wristband upon 

entering at the front desk unless they have passed our swim 

test. Swim tests can be conducted any time during open 

pool hours. 

3. Children 5 and under may not use the Hot Tub, Sauna, or 

Steam Room. 

4. Patrons between the ages of 6 and 11 may use the Sauna, 

Steam Room, and Hot Tub only when accompanied by an 

adult. 

5. Strollers and infant carriers are not allowed on the 

pool deck past the bleacher area, and must not be left 

unattended at any time. 

6. No regular diapers are allowed in the swimming pool. 

Plastic pants or swim diapers must be worn. 

Unsure which level your child belongs in? 

Schedule a swim assessment with a certified 

instructor. Contact Janet Cole 303-335-4927 

Swim Lesson Registration 

• Choose alternate classes if the class is full. You will be 

contacted if you are placed into a class from the wait list. 

• Refund Policy. No refunds or credits for a cancellation made 

less than 7 days before the start of class. $5 cancellation 

fee if more than 7 days. 

• If you are registering for more than one session, please register 

for the same level of each class for each session, as it is 

difficult to predict each individual’s rate of advancement. As 

your child advances, please notify us and we will work with 

you to make appropriate changes. 

• Classes with insufficient registration will be cancelled or combined. 

If cancelled for low enrollment you will be given a full 

refund or credit. 

• No refunds or make-ups for missed lessons. 

Private Swim Lessons / 

Semi-Private Swim Lessons 

Private swim lessons and semi-private swim lessons are 

available on a very limited basis. To register, fill out a PRI- 

VATE LESSON REQUEST CARD at the Recreation Center. 

Please keep in mind that our ability to accommodate your 

request for private or semi-private lessons is not guaranteed. 

Cost is $18 for residents and $23 for non-residents 

per half hour. 

You will only be called if we can 

accommodate your request! 

For semi-private lessons... it is your responsibility to find 

someone to register with that is at a similar skill level. 

Continue with your 

Mileage rewards! 

Make a splash! 

Get rewarded for your swim! Turn in a completion 

form each time you reach a milestone. 

Track your swimming miles on the cards provided near 

the hot tub. (32 laps or 64 lengths = 1 mile.) Start now 

and track all year long! 

Milestones: 

25 miles - Certificate & Swim Cap 



100 miles - Certificate & Mesh Bag 

200 miles - Certificate & T-Shirt 

365 miles - Certificate & T-Shirt 

400 miles - Certificate & Chamois 

500 miles - Certificate & Beach Towel 

1000 miles - Certificate & Hoodie 

PRIZES AWARDED! 

For more information 

contact Janet Cole at 

janetc@louisvilleco.gov 


Aquatics 

M/W & T/Th Session4 = Half Price “Mini” Sessions 

The purpose of the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program is to teach individuals of different ages 

and abilities how to swim and be safe in, on and around the water. The program covers the knowledge and skills needed 

for aquatic skill development. All instructors are American Red Cross certified. Preschool classes strive for a 4:1 student 

to instructor ratio and a 6:1 ratio for school age levles 1-6. 

group Lessons 

Parent/tot 6 months - 2 years 

Learning to swim is a family affair and that is exactly how parent 

and child swim lessons are taught. Children learn basic swim 

instruction with the aid of at least one parent. Instruction will 

focus on water adjustment and fun. This class allows your child 

to experience the water and feel comfortable. 

CODE SESS. DATES TIME FEE 

33000 1 MW 9/10-10/3 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

33000 2 MW 10/8-10/31 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

33000 3 MW 11/5-12/5 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

33000 4 MW 12/10-12/19 10:10-10:40am $25/$30 

33001 1 MW 9/10-10/3 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33001 2 MW 10/8-10/31 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33001 3 MW 11/5-12/5 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33001 4 MW 12/10-12/19 5:10-5:40pm $25/$30 

33002 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33002 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33002 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33002 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 5:10-5:40pm $25/$30 

33003 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33003 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

PARENT/CHILD - 1 ½ to 2 years 

The purpose of the Parent/Child class is to familiarize young 

children to the water and prepare them to learn to swim in the 

American Red Cross Preschool Aquatics program with more 

repetition. This class is similar to the Parent/Tot class but will 

focus on more advanced Parent/Tot Skills with repetition. Skills 

taught include: Submerging in a rhythmic pattern, gliding on 

front & back with assistance, combined stroke on front & back 

with assistance, and change body position. Each child must be 

accompanied by one parent. 


33010 1 MW 9/10-10/3 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33010 2 MW 10/8-10/31 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33010 3 MW 11/5-12/5 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33010 4 MW 12/10-12/19 6:20-6:50pm $25/$30 

33011 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33011 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33011 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33011 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 6:20-6:50pm $25/$30 

33012 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 9:35-10:05am $49/$60 

33012 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 9:35-10:05am $49/$60 

Triathlon & Endurance 

Swim Training >>> 

What: 

The swim is the foundation to a successful triathlon training 

and racing program. Swimming in open water conditions is far 

different than that of a lane lined pool environment. It requires a 

specific set of skills and sport specific strength not often trained 

in your typical Master’s swim program. Being able to exit the 

water with minimal aerobic fatigue is the goal of the triathlon 

swim. This program is designed to build a strong, efficient and 

powerful stroke to deal with the rigors and demands of the 

open water triathlon swim. 

Who: 

Adults ages 19 and up of all abilities. Whether you are new to 

swimming and triathlon or a seasoned veteran, this program 

can accommodate you. The pool is divided by ability and workouts 

are designed and prescribed to that ability. You can expect 

to swim between 1500-4000 meters during any given workout. 

The Coach: 

Keith Watson is USA Triathlon Certified with almost 20 years 

of Triathlon training, racing and coaching expertise. He is the 

head coach and owner of No DNF Coaching, LLC. (www.nodnfcoaching.com) 

working directly with local area Triathletes for 

the last 3 years here in Louisville, CO. 

DATES TIME FEE 

Sun, Ongoing 8:30-10am 10 Visit Punch Pass $70/$88 


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Aquatics 

PRE-POLLYWOG 2 to 4 years 

The instructor works with your child to become more comfortable 

in the water without a parent. Skills taught include bobbing 

underwater, front and back floats, safety and fun. 


33020 1 MW 9/10-10/3 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33020 2 MW 10/8-10/31 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33020 3 MW 11/5-12/5 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33020 4 MW 12/10-12/19 10:45-11:15am $25/$30 

33021 1 MW 9/10-10/3 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33021 2 MW 10/8-10/31 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33021 3 MW 11/5-12/5 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33021 4 MW 12/10-12/19 4-4:30pm $25/$30 

33022 1 MW 9/10-10/3 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33022 2 MW 10/8-10/31 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33022 3 MW 11/5-12/5 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33022 4 MW 12/10-12/19 5:45-6:15pm $25/$30 

33023 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33023 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33023 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33023 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 4-4:30pm $25/$30 

33024 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33024 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33024 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33024 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 5:45-6:15pm $25/$30 

33025 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

33025 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

33026 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

33026 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

POLLYWOGS 3 - 5 years 

Respecting and enjoying the water are two objectives of preschool 

swim lessons. Instructors will work with your child on introductory 

swim skills and on having fun in the water. Skills taught include water 

adjustment, front floats, holding breath and arm strokes. 


33030 1 MW 9/10-10/3 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33030 2 MW 10/8-10/31 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33030 3 MW 11/5-12/5 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33030 4 MW 12/10-12/19 10:45-11:15am $25/$30 

33031 1 MW 9/10-10/3 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33031 2 MW 10/8-10/31 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33031 3 MW 11/5-12/5 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33031 4 MW 12/10-12/19 4:35-5:05pm $25/$30 

33032 1 MW 9/10-10/3 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33032 2 MW 10/8-10/31 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33032 3 MW 11/5-12/5 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33032 4 MW 12/10-12/19 5:45-6:15pm $25/$30 

33033 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33033 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33033 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33033 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33034 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33034 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33034 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33034 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 5:45-6:15pm $25/$30 

33035 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 8:25-8:55am $49/$60 

33035 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 8:25-8:55am $49/$60 

33036 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 9-9:30am $49/$60 

33036 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 9-9:30am $49/$60 

33037 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

33037 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

Water Safety 

lifeguard training class 

This American Red Cross class includes CPR (PR) and First 

Aid. Prerequisites; 15 years of age by the first class; and 

able to swim 300 continuous yards, retrieve a 10 lb rubber 

brick from the bottom of the diving well and swim 25 meters 

with it. You must attend every class and pass all skills and 

written tests to receive a Red Cross Certification. 

CODE SESS DATES TIME FEE 

33205 1 Th-M 4-7pm $200/$225 

12/27-12/31 9am-1pm 

Water Safety Instructor Class 

Learn the ins and outs of the American Red Cross Learn 

to Swim Program. Successful completion of this class fully 

certifies you to teach. Prerequisites: you must be 16 years 

of age: pass a skills proficiency test in: front, back crawl, 

breaststroke, sidestroke, butterfly and elementary backstroke. 

You must attend and participate in all classes and 

pass written test to recieve certification. 


33204 1 M-F 10/8-10/12 4-7pm $200/$225 

Sa 10/13 9am-1pm 


Aquatics 

Tadpoles/Preschool Level 3 to 5 years 

Preschoolers who have completed Pollywogs can continue 

learning new swimming skills in this class. Children must be 

able to front float alone and back float with little assistance. 

Skills taught include arm stroke and breathing, back glide with 

kick, and deep water adjustment. 


33040 1 MW 9/10-10/3 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

33040 2 MW 10/8-10/31 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

33040 3 MW 11/5-12/5 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

33040 4 MW 12/10-12/19 11:20-11:50am $25/$30 

33041 1 MW 9/10-10/3 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33041 2 MW 10/8-10/31 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33041 3 MW 11/5-12/5 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33041 4 MW 12/10-12/19 4-4:30pm $25/$30 

33042 1 MW 9/10-10/3 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33042 2 MW 10/8-10/31 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33042 3 MW 11/5-12/5 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33042 4 MW 12/10-12/19 4:35-5:05pm $25/$30 

33043 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33043 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33043 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33043 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 4-4:30pm $25/$30 

33044 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33044 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33044 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33044 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 4:35-5:05pm $25/$30 

33045 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 8:25-8:55am $49/$60 

33045 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 8:25-8:55am $49/$60 

33046 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

33046 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

Water Safety Instructor Aides 

Interested in helping with swim lessons? 

Contact Janet Cole at janetc@louisvilleco.gov 

if you have taken the WSIAID class or if you 

are on a Swim Team. 

This is for ages 10-14 only. 

Toads / pre-school Level 3 to 5 years 

Participants must have successfully completed Tadpoles and be 

able to perform the basic crawl stroke. This course is designed 

to improve crawl stroke with breathing, elementary back stroke, 

introduction to back crawl, increase endurance, and teach safety 

skills. Once your child has passed TOADS they need to move 

to Level 2. 


33050 1 MW 9/10-10/3 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33050 2 MW 10/8-10/31 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33050 3 MW 11/5-12/5 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33050 4 MW 12/10-12/19 5:10-5:40pm $25/$30 

33051 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33051 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33051 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33051 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 5:10-5:40pm $25/$30 

33052 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 9-9:30am $49/$60 

33052 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 9-9:30am $49/$60 

33053 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

33053 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

Swimming level classes 

ALL LEVEL CLASSES ARE DESIGNED FOR 

STUDENTS 5-14 YEARS OF AGE. 

Level 1 Learn to Swim Introduction to Water 

Skills 5 to 12 years 

There are no prerequisites to this course. The objective of Level 

1 is to help students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy 

the water safely. Students learn basic skills designed to develop 

good attitudes and safe practices around the water. Skills taught 

are buoyancy and breath control, front and back floats with support, 

kicking and basic water safety rules. This is the first class 

for the beginner, age 5+. 


33111 1 MW 9/10-10/3 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33111 2 MW 10/8-10/31 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33111 3 MW 11/5-12/5 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33111 4 MW 12/10-12/19 4:35-5:05pm $25/$30 

33112 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33112 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33112 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 4:35-5:05pm $49/$60 

33112 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 4:35-5:05pm $25/$30 

33113 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 8:25-8:55am $49/$60 

33113 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 8:25-8:55am $49/$60 

33114 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 9:35-10:05am $49/$60 

33114 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 9:35-10:05am $49/$60 


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Aquatics 

Level 2-Fundamental Aquatic Skills 

Students entering this course must have a Level 1 certificate or 

comparable skills. Students learn to float without support and 

to recover to a vertical position. This class will build on previous 

skills learned by introducing rhythmic breathing, back crawl, 

front crawl, and an orientation to deep water. 


33120 1 MW 9/10-10/3 6:20-6:50am $49/$60 

33120 2 MW 10/8-10/31 6:20-6:50am $49/$60 

33120 3 MW 11/5-12/5 6:20-6:50am $49/$60 

33120 4 MW 12/10-12/19 6:20-6:50am $25/$30 

33121 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 6:20-6:50am $49/$60 

33121 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 6:20-6:50am $49/$60 

33121 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 6:20-6:50am $49/$60 

33121 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 6:20-6:50am $25/$30 

33122 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 9-9:30am $49/$60 

33122 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 9-9:30am $49/$60 

33323 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 9:35-10.05am $49/$60 

33323 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 9:35-10.05am $49/$60 

Level 3-Stroke Development 


comparable skills. The objective of Level 3 is to build on previous 

skills (coordinated front and back crawl), the elements of butterfly 

and fundamentals of treading water. Students begin to dive 

from the side of the pool. 


33130 1 MW 9/10-10/3 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33130 2 MW 10/8-10/31 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33130 3 MW 11/5-12/5 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33130 4 MW 12/10-12/19 5:45-6:15pm $25/$30 

33131 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33131 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33131 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 5:45-6:15pm $49/$60 

33131 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 5:45-6:15pm $25/$30 

33132 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 8:25-8:55am $49/$60 

33132 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 8:25-8:55am $49/$60 

33133 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 9-9:30am $49/$60 

33133 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 9-9:30am $49/$60 

Level 4-Stroke Improvement 


comparable skills. The objective of Level 4 is to develop confidence 

in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other 

aquatic skills. Students increase endurance by swimming greater 

distances, continue to build on the butterfly, breaststroke, 

and the introduction of sidestroke. Basics of turning at the wall 

are also introduced. 


33140 1 MW 9/10-10/3 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33140 2 MW 10/8-10/31 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33140 3 MW 11/5-12/5 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33140 4 MW 12/10-12/19 4-4:30pm $25/$30 

33141 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33141 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33141 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 4-4:30pm $49/$60 

33141 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 4-4:30pm $25/$30 

33142 1 MW 9/10-10/3 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33142 2 MW 10/8-10/31 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33142 3 MW 11/5-12/5 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33142 4 MW 12/10-12/19 6:20-6:50pm $25/$30 

33143 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33143 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33143 1 TuTh 11/6-12/6 6:20-6:50pm $49/$60 

33143 2 TuTh 12/11-12/20 6:20-6:50pm $25/$30 

33144 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

33144 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

33145 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33145 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

Level 5-Stroke Refinement 


comparable skills. The objective of Level 5 is coordination and refinement 

of strokes. Participants refine their performance of all 

the strokes (front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke) and increase 

their distances. Flip turns on the front and back are also 

introduced. 


33150 1 MW 9/10-10/3 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33150 2 MW 10/8-10/31 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33150 3 MW 11/5-12/5 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33150 4 MW 12/10-12/19 5:10-5:40pm $25/$30 

33151 1 TuTh 9/11-10/4 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33151 2 TuTh 10/9-11/1 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33151 3 TuTh 11/6-12/6 5:10-5:40pm $49/$60 

33151 4 TuTh 12/11-12/20 5:10-5:40pm $25/$30 

33152 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 

33152 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 10:10-10:40am $49/$60 


Aquatics 

Stroke Clinic 

Age group competitive. Swimmers learn proper stroke mechanics, 

starts, turns and training techniques. Students must know 

from and back crawl and be able to swim each for 25 meters for 

the Tuesday class. Students must know breast-stroke and butterfly 

and be able to swim each 25 meters for the Thursday class. 


33180 1 Tu 9/11-10/2 4-4:45pm $60/$75 

33180 2 Tu 10/9-10/30 4-4:45pm $60/$75 

33180 3 Tu 11/6-12/4 4-4:45pm $60/$75 

33181 1 Tu 9/11-10/2 4:45-5:30pm $60/$75 

33181 2 Tu 10/9-10/30 4:45-5:30pm $60/$75 

33181 3 Tu 11/6-12/4 4:45-5:30pm $60/$75 

33182 1 Th 9/13-11/4 4-4:45pm $60/$75 

33182 2 Th 10/11-11/1 4-4:45pm $60/$75 

33182 3 Th11/8-12/6 4-4:45pm $60/$75 

33183 1 Th 9/13-11/4 4:45-5:30pm $60/$75 

33183 2 Th 10/11-11/1 4:45-5:30pm $60/$75 

33183 3 Th11/8-12/6 4:45-5:30pm $60/$75 

33184 1 Sa 9/8-9/29 9-9:45am $60/$75 

33184 2 Sa 10/6-10/27 9-9:45am $60/$75 

33184 3 Sa 11/3-12/1 9-9:45am $60/$75 

33185 1 Sa 9/8-9/29 10-10:45am $60/$75 

33185 2 Sa 10/6-10/27 10-10:45am $60/$75 

33185 3 Sa 11/3-12/1 10-10:45am $60/$75 

33186 1 Sa 9/8-9/29 11-11:45am $60/$75 

33186 2 Sa 10/6-10/27 11-11:45am $60/$75 

33185 3 Sa 11/3-12/1 11-11:45am $60/$75 

Adult Lessons 

Adult Swim Lessons 

This class is designed for adult beginners or adults who would 

like to improve their strokes. Strokes learned and/or improved 

include front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke, butterfly, and sidestroke. 

Each class is designed to accommodate the individual 

needs of each participant. 

Beginner class 10:45. Intermediate class 11:20. 


33200 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33200 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 10:45-11:15am $49/$60 

33201 1 Sa 9/8-10/27 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

33201 2 Sa 11/3-12/22 11:20-11:50am $49/$60 

*Aqua Arthritis* 

If you have Arthritis or Fibromyalgia this Arthritis Foundation 

Aquatic program is designed especially for you! Exercises in this 

class are designed to improve range of motion, muscle strength 

and endurance, improve joint flexibility and reduce pain and stiffness. 

DATES TIME FEE Instrucor 

Fridays 

ongoing 

10:30-11:30am 

Drop in class -daily 

admission or annual 

membership 

Richard 

Water Aerobics 

Exercise without the pounding and jolting on your joints! Water 

aerobics offers a healthy alternative for exercising, creating a 

total body workout. Course is designed for men and women. 

No swimming ability is required. 

DAY TIME TYPE INSTRUCTOR 

Mon 9-10:00am Shallow Joan 

12-1:00pm Deep Ronda 

6-7:00pm Deep Richard 

Tue 8-9:00 am Shallow Peggy 

9-10:00am Srs, Shallow Peggy 

Wed 9-10:00am Shallow Joan 

12-1:00pm Deep Mary 


Thurs 8-9:00am Shallow Peggy 

9-10:00am Srs, Shallow Peggy 

Fri 9-10:00am Shallow Joan 


5:30–6:30pm Deep Richard 

Sun 4:30-5:30pm Deep Mary 


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Fit Zone 

Welcome to the “FITZONE”! 

Admission to “FitZone” fitness classes is included in your paid 

admission or membership at the Recreation Center. It is recommended 

that all persons starting an exercise program consult 

their physician prior to participation. Additionally, for everyone’s 

safety, participants must be at least 15 years of age. 

Class Schedules A current schedule is available online at 

www.LouisvilleRecreation.com or at the Recreation Center 

front desk. 

FitZone Information / Help please contact Peggy Jones at 

(303) 335-4920 or email peggyj@louisvilleco.gov 

FitZone Class Cancellation Line 

Call (303) 335-4949 or visit www.LouisvilleRecreation.com 

and click on ‘Fit Zone Classes’ 

Class descriptions 

Cycle 

This class combines a foundation of basic cycling movements 

with motivational coaching techniques, breathing awareness 

and heart rate training. Express indicates a 45-minute class versus 

a 1 hour class. BIKE RESERVATION POLICY: Bike reservations 

are taken 1-day in advance at the front desk during the 

winter months if needed. Bikes will be released to wait list (in 

order) if you are not set up 5 minutes before class begins. Call 

303-666-7400. 

Cycle-Yoga 

This 75-minute class brings together cycling and yoga in 

one well-rounded workout. By combining 35 minutes of 

cycling with 35 minutes of yoga, each class optimizes 

your endurance, balance, flexibility, and strength. Recommended 

attire: shoes appropriate for cycling: comfortable 

clothing for Yoga: a water bottle: and a small towel. 

Jump-N-Rope 

The adult JumpNRope fitness program provides a high energy 

blend of cardio and core movements. In between sets plan on 

holding planks, muscling up some push-ups and then doing it 

all over again. Special jump ropes and speed balls are used, 

encouraging beginners to professional athletes. You will jump 

to choreographed tunes. Please bring water and wear comfortable 

shoes (running, basketball or cross training shoes preferred). 

Ropes available. Instructed by Molly Metz, 5-time rope 

skipping champion. 

Lunch Crunch 

Packed with muscular strength and conditioning, core strengthening, 

cardio conditioning and flexibility… get it all done over 

your lunch hour! 

Power Step 

An advanced-level, high intensity, low impact aerobic class using 

a step bench. Involves movements and combinations with 

varying speed, travel and choreography. 

SilverSneakers® I: 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. 

Silver Sneakers® II: 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 ball, is alternated with non-impact aerobic 

choreography. A chair is offered for support, stretching and relaxation 

exercises. 

Silver Sneakers®: Cardio Fit 

This class offers a safe & effective low impact cardiovascular 

workout. A variety of easy-to-follow movements promote heart 

healthy, total body conditioning improvements to increase cardiovascular 

and muscular endurance. Hand-held weights or 

elastic tubing with handles can be used for the strength training 

segment that follows the “cardio” segment. The SilverSneakers® 

chair offers stability or support options for abdominal and 

stretching exercises from the floor. 

Ultimate Core 

This class will focus on building abdominal and low back musculature, 

and enhancing surrounding muscle groups for stabilization 

and strength. Abs, back, glutes, hamstrings and quads will 

be the focus with enhancement in the upper body in areas of 

lats and arm workout. 

Kickboxing 

This high-energy class with a “punch” will sculpt your body using 

punches, kicks and cardiovascular training. 

Lift ‘n Ride 

Ride for the first 30 minutes and then finish up the hour with 

some weight lifting. A great workout for all levels. 


Fit Zone 

Class descriptions (continued) 

Yoga 

Traditional Hatha yoga, Vinyasa-style (flowing, continuous movement 

between postures) focuses on breathing techniques, relaxation 

and proper alignment in postures. Yoga restores calm 

and balance, and enhances energy. The classes designated as 

Yoga are designed for all levels. Gentle classes are slower paced 

with gentle transitions between postures. Intermediate classes 

are for those who have been practicing yoga and are ready 

to move on to more challenging poses and feel comfortable being 

in the pose for a longer time with less resting in between 

poses. There will also be more balancing and inversions. Continuation 

of breathing practices allows participants to flow deeper 

into the awareness and release of physical and mental tension. 

These classes conclude with the guided, deep relaxation of Yoga 

Nidra. Hips/Back focuses on poses that open up the tightness in 

a gentle way that is accessible to everyone, bringing greater flexibility 

to the hips and lower back. Power indicates a more vigorous, 

fitness-based approach. 

ZoneTone 

This class uses hand weights, bands and/or body bars for total 

body sculpting and toning. Cardio indicates an additional focus 

on increasing your heart rate. 

Zumba® 

A fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes creating 

a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! The routines 

feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of 

fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. 

meet your “fit zone” instructors 

Christine 

Bottagaro 

Class: Step, Toning 

Certification: IFA 

Cindy Mayhew 

Class: Toning 

Certification: NETA 

Cathy Finleon 

Class: Yoga, Cycling 

Certification: Core 

Power Yoga, NETA, 

Fitour Cycling 

C.M. Brown 

Class: Yoga 

Certification: Integral 

Yoga, Yoga Alliance 

Ronda Frandsen 

Class: Cycling, Step, 

Yoga, Aqua, Toning 

Certification: 

AAAI, ISMA 

Donna Parker 

Class: Toning, Aqua, 

Silver Sneakers ® 

Certification: ACE, 

SilverSneakers ® 

Helene Martinez 

Class: Kickboxing, 

Toning, Zumba ® 

Certification: AAAI/ 

ISMA, NETA, Zumba ® 

Lenora Olivas 

Class: Zumba ® 

Certification: Zumba ® 

Ben Pryhoda 

Class: Cycling 

Certification: AFAA 

Burt Henry 


Certification: CSCS, 

Spinning 

Felicia Renz 


Toning 

Certification: AAAI/ISMA 

ellen demoney 


Certification: 

Nautilus Institute, BTS 

Molly Metz 

Class: Jump Rope 

Certification: USA 

Jump Rope, NETA 

Denise Vitt 


Toning 

Certification: NETA, 

Spinning 


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Fitness & Wellness 

adult fitness 

T-Fitness Power Training 

Power Training eliminates the boredom of getting into peak shape 

by incorporating creativity and variability into a total body workout. 

You get a highly effective and motivating workout focusing on the 

strength training with intense cardio complement in every class. 

You will be integrating free weights, machines, toning work, and 

a wide range of track and outdoor drills (seasonally). Each group 

session is led by a Certified Professional Trainer to give you the results, 

training, and inspiration you need to help meet your personal 

fitness goals. Bottom line- it’s good, hard, fun! Questions? Call Tina 

(720) 436-6037. Classes are run year round and session fees are 

monthly. 

SESS DATES TIME FEE 

1 TThSun Monthly 5:15-6:15pm $80/ $84 

1 TThSun Monthly 6:30-7:30pm $80/ $84 

BONUS: Sunday Morning 8-9am class! 

Water Aerobics 

Exercise without the pounding and 

jolting on your joints! Class is designed 

for men and women. No 

swimming ability is required. All 

classes are on a drop-in basis. Daily 

admission required. No registration 

required. 

See Aquatics Section for class details 

and schedule. 

Personal Training 

Are you new to strength training, wishing to learn more about 

the cardiovascular equipment, circuit or free weights, or just 

wanting an exercise program tailored to fit your needs? Consider 

personalizing your program with the help of our certified 

personal trainer. Call Donna Parker at (303) 666-7400, to schedule 

an appointment. If you must cancel an appointment for any 

reason, please call the Recreation Center at least 24 hours in 

advance, or be subject to a $10 cancellation fee. 

SESSION DATES TIME FEE 

3 Sessions TBD TBD $58/$74 

1 Session TBD TBD $29/$35 

Ski Conditioning Class 

Alpine, Nordic, and Snowboarders of all fitness levels are welcome. 

This one hour class will focus on building lower body and 

core strength, endurance, balance and agility. Participants will 

be given a program that they can continue on their own after 

class. Please bring an inflatable fit ball to class. Instructor Dr. 

Burt Henry D.C. CSCS. Session 1 is not a pre-requisite for Session 

2. No classes 11/20 & 11/21. 


30015 1 TuTh 10/16-11/8 7-8pm $96/$120 

30015 2 TuTh 11/13-12/13 7-8pm $96/$120 

Strength in Numbers 

This class is designed to deliver serious fitness results. Proven 

fact: most people work out significantly harder and enjoy their 

workouts more when working with equally motivated people. 

This 10-15 member class is led by high energy Certified Professional 

Trainers providing a power-packed workout hour delivering 

measurable results. Sessions are highly varied, but consistently 

include machine and/or free weight strength training, cardiovascular 

endurance training and intense toning, interval and core 

strength work. Questions? Call Jillon (303) 748-4784 Come try 

the first class for free! 

SESSION DATES TIME FEE 

1 TuThF Monthly 8:30-9:30am $80/$84 



Cancer survivor- 

Fitness for Life! 

This 8 week exercise program is 

for adult cancer survivors. Class 

includes full pre-assessment and 

post-assessment, personalized 

exercise prescription, and one on 

one guidance from an exercise 

specialist trained to work with 

cancer patients. Program developed 

to meet your needs based 

on chemo, surgeries, fitness level 

and personal goals. Participants 

meet as a group to warm up and 

cool down and will follow their 

personal workout while being monitored by a trainer. Improve 

cardio, reduce fatigue, reduce pain and nausea, gain muscle 

strength and refocus your energy. Instructor: Donna Tuttle. 

Question? Contact her at tuttle1221@comcast.net, one on one 

services also available. 

NEW! 


30001 1 TTh 9/4-9/27 & 10/16-11/8 4-5pm $215 

No class 10/2, 10/4, 10/9, 10/11 

Triathlon & Endurance 

Swim Training >>> 

The Coach Keith Watson is a USA Triathlon Certified 

Coach and head coach for No DNF Coaching www.nodnfcoaching.com. 

He has over 15 years of triathlon training 

and racing experience including 7 Ironman finishes 

to his name. He is also an American Red Cross Certified 

Life Guard. 

The swim is the foundation to a successful triathlon 

training program. Swimming in open water conditions 

is far different than how you swim in a lane lined pool 

environment. It requires a different set of skills and sport 

specific strength not often found and trained in your traditional 

master’s swim program. Building a strong and 

powerful stroke to deal with the rigors and demands of 

open water / triathlon swimming is the focus for this program. 

Who is this for? Adults (19 and up) of all abilities. 

Seasoned and aspiring triathletes or those just wanting 

to get in a great workout are all welcome. The pool is 

divided to accommodate all levels and abilities. Workouts 

are designed and administered by a USA Triathlon 

Certified Coach and range in length between 1500-4000 

meters depending on ability. 

DATES TIME FEE 

Sun, Ongoing 8:30-10am 10 Visit Punch Pass $70/$88 

Youth Fitness 

Jumping Beans (All Levels - Ages 7+) 

The days of chanting and rhyming with jump ropes on the playground 

are over. Jump rope is the fastest growing sport in the 

world and is considered one of the best overall activities allowing 

for the entire body to move - creating healthy happy kids! 

The jumping beans course is for all levels of jumpers, ranging 

from beginners up to advanced jumpers. The kids will focus 

on the single rope freestyle, speed and power; double dutch 

freestyles, speed and power and much more. This program is 

a registered team with the USA and AAU organizations so opportunity 

to attend the regional and national jump competitions 

is an option for your jumper. Your kids will increase their coordination, 

enhance their cognitive and motor skills. Sign up today 

- keep jumping! 


30038 1 Th 9/6-9/27 4:15-5:15pm $32/$40 

30038 2 Th 10/4-10/25 4:15-5:15pm $32/$40 

30038 3 Th 11/1-11/29 4:15-5:15pm $32/$40 

30038 4 Th 12/6-12/20 4:15-5:15pm $25/$31 

*No class 11/23 


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Fit Mom’s Club 

New this fall! If your are looking for a little help beginning 

or getting back into running this would be the group for 

you! Geared toward beginning runners, coaches Janet 

Rooney and Becky Larsen will provide guidance and encouragement 

to get you on track to become lifelong runners. Meeting 

location: Louisville Recreation Center. Strollers welcome! 

NEW! 


30031 1 TTh 9/11-11/15 8:30-9am $140 

Membership programs 

LoCo Fit began as The Running Group in 2004 as a way for runners 

in Louisville and the surrounding areas to enjoy the benefits 

of a quality training program with a certified coach, within 

the quaint community in which we live. Our goal is to connect 

local runners, provide great coaching, and encourage each other 

in our endeavors. We welcome runners of all abilities. 

These memberships are non refundable and non 

transferable. 2013 LoCo Fit memberships on sale beginning 

12/1 and are good 1/1/13-12/31/13. 

Full Road Package 

Cost: $380 Benefits: Automatic enrollment in Strength Training 

for Runners, Spring and Summer Training programs ( a $180 savings), 

15% discount at Runners Roost, 15% off any additional 

LoCO FIT training programs, 2 rainy day passes at the Louisville 

Recreation Center, massage discounts, inclusion in free race 

entry drawings, 2 technical tees (spring and summer). 

As well, Strength Training for Runners, Spring Training and Summer 

Training will be offered al la carte. 

Strength Training for Runners 

Build strength and improve running economy. We’ll work running 

specific muscles through plyometric training. A fun, efficient 

way to make running gains. Join us! Coached by Erin 

Watson. No class 11/22-11/24. 

CODE SESS DATE TIME FEE 

30037 1 TuTh 11/6-12/20 5:30-6:30pm $91 

30037 2 One Day per Week $46 

Track & Field Event Skills class 

For active kids (Co-Ed, ages 9-13). In this class for kids 

who love to jump and run FAST, we will learn lots of skills 

in preparations for long, triple, high jump and even hurdles and 

throws. This is going to be a fast paced and fun class with many 

opportunities to test abilities, great for kids who enjoy being 

challenged. Limited class size. Coached by Sarah Rosenberg. 

NEW! 


30029 1 Th 10/18-11/15 5:30-7pm $65 

30029 2 Th 11/29-12/20 5:30-7pm $52 

Cheetah Cubs (Co-Ed Ages 8-11) 

New this fall! A great opporunity for young runners. LocoFit 

is offering a Co-Ed running club for boys and girls, 

ages 8-11. Pay half price and only attend one day a week. 

NEW! 


30033 1 M/W 9/10-9/26 4:15-5:15pm $42 

30033 2 M/W 10/1-10/24 4:15-5:15pm $48 

30033 3 M/W 11/5-11/28 4:15-5:15pm $42 

30033 4 M/W 12/3-12/19 4:15-5:15pm $42 

T.I.G.E.R. 

(Girls Ages 11-16) 

Teens in Great 

Exercise Relationships. 

Feel Good! This running 

program is designed to 

help girls ages 11-16 get 

fit and feel great. We 

will learn some basics 

of running and develop a 

training base that will set 

these girls on course to 

be active for a lifetime. 

We’ll also incorporate 

self-esteem building 

activities to help everyone 

develop a positive 

self-image. This course 

is designed as an introduction 

to running and 

fitness, geared toward 

the beginning runner. 

Participants should have an interest in developing running skills. 

Instructor: Erin Watson. (Proper running shoes and comfortable 

athletic attire required.) 


30034 1 TuTh 9/4-9/27 4:30-5:30pm $48 

30034 2 TuTh 10/2-10/25 4:30-5:30pm $48 

30034 3 TuTh 10/30-11/15 4:30-5:30pm $42 

30034 4 TuTh 11/27-12/20 4:30-5:30pm $48 



Body Fat Testing (Bio-Analogics) 

A complete analysis of your body composition using Bioelectrical 

Impedance is now available from A Way of Life Consulting. 

This technique was designed by Bio-Analogics and 

is used by health care workers around the world. Call (303) 

335-4925 to schedule an appointment. 


1 by appointment by appointment $20/$25 

Meditation for Health 

Join Jerry Siravo, founder of A Way of Life Fitness Consulting for 

a series of guided meditations designed to improve your health 

and vitality. Learn how to decrease stress while revitalizing you 

body and soul. No meditation experience required. No pre-registration 

required. 

American red cross CPR & AED 


1 Th 9/20-12/20 12:15-1pm Admission 

Teen Weight Training (Ages11-14) 

Teaching kids to exercise gives them a resource that they can 

use the rest of their lives. This class will teach the fundamentals 

of lifting with basic training concepts, while focusing on safety 

and proper lifting techniques. Participants who successfully 

complete the class will receive a certificate of training that will 

allow them access to the weight and cardiovascular equipment 

on the second floor. Jerry Siravo, Certified Strength and Conditioning 

Specialist. 


37001 1 Th 9/13-10/18 5:30-6:30pm $129/$149 

37001 2 Th 11/1-12/13 5:30-6:30pm $129/$149 

Individual Teen Certification Instruction 

(Ages 11-14) 

This is similar to the beginning class for kids. Your child will meet 

with an A Way of Life Personal Trainer for 3 one hour sessions. 

This class will teach the fundamentals of lifting with basic training 

concepts, while focusing on safety and proper lifting techniques. 

Participants who successfully complete the class will 

receive a certificate of training that will allow them access to the 

weight and cardiovascular equipment on the second floor. Class 

by appointment only. Call (303) 335-4925 for an appointment. 


NA TBD By appointment $149/$169 

Adult, Child, Infant CPR (Ages 13+) 

People need to know how to respond in an emergency before 

medical help arrives. This course covers American Red Cross 

methods of performing rescue breathing, aid for choking victims, 

and CPR on adults, children and infants. All participants 

will be eligible to receive a certification card. Instructor: Mary 

Wiener. 


37002 1 Sa 9/22 9am-1pm $77/$87 

37002 2 Sa 10/27 9am-1pm $77/$87 


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adult fitness 

BE Fit after 50 

Is it time to think about how our 

body is aging? At age 66, I have 

overcome age related dynamics 

and I know this works. Allow your 

body to become more efficient. 

Whether it’s just getting up and 

down or picking up a 40lb. child. 

Learn how to do it safely and correctly. 

Individual training in a small 

group setting will be out format. 

My students range 50-75 in age 

and they have one thing in common. 

They are stronger, quicker, more agile and just plain happy 

to move through life with grace. The tools we use will be everything 

this Center can offer. Take the time now to exercise, 

so you don’t have to give back time later because of illness. 

Call Jack Wagner (ISSA Certified), at 720-291-4240 or j18235@ 

comcast.net 


1 TuTh Monthly 9:30-10:30am $60/$64 

Saturday, September 1 

LOUISVILLE COMMUNITY PARK 

955 Bella Vista 

Proceeds benefit area charitable organizations 

supporting Louisville Seniors, promoting literacy, 

cultural arts and preserving Louisville history. 

5K RUN/WALK 

Race Starts 

at 8am 

- $25 Early Bird 

- Reg #20003-1 

- $30 after 8/17 

and Race Day 

KIDS 

FUN RUN 

10 MILE 

Ages 4-10 - Starts at 9am 

Race Starts 

at 7am 


- Reg #20005-1 

- $40 after 8/17 

and Race Day 

- One half mile around Community Park 

- Fees: $10 - Reg #20004-1 

- No placement awards will be given 

- Kids can run with or without parents 

(only kids need to register) 

- Kids run does not include breakfast 

Register at the Louisville Recreation/ 

Senior Center, www.louisvillerecreation.com 

or www.active.com 

For information, call Kathy Martin 303-335-4903 

or Katie Beasley 303-335-4914. 

Equipment Orientation 

Equipment orientation is available, please call 

Donna Parker to set up an appointment. 

Cardiovascular equipment and circuit weights 

will be demonstrated. 

Please call (303) 666-7400. 

Orientations are free with daily admission. 

RACE DAY REGISTRATION 

will be accepted on site up to 30 minutes before race 

starts: 6:30am for 10 mile and 7:30am for 5K. 

Entry Fee includes: T-shirt, pancake breakfast, 1st and 

2nd place awards for each age category, overall male and 

female winners 

No dogs or strollers on 10-mile course. 

COALCREEKCROSSING.ORG 



NEW! 

Yoga for Runners Workshop (Ages 16+) 

Want to improve your running form and race performance? 

Yoga is the perfect complement to your training program, as 

it focuses on total body strength, flexibility, balance, breathing 

and mental stamina. This workshop provides a fun, informative 

exploration of yoga sequences designed to address 

typical muscle imbalances found in runners. Instruction will 

be provided by Karen Vizyak, Certified Yoga Teacher, Physical 

Therapist and Boston Marathon Finisher. All levels of experience 

welcome. 

code DATES TIME FEE 

30017 M 9/10-10/15 6:30-8pm $90/$113 

30017 M 10/29-12/3 6:30-8pm $90/$113 

Prenatal Pilates 

This class offers a safe, energizing workout with other expectant 

mothers throughout pregnancy. Pilates-based exercise 

decreases pregnancy-induced muscle/joint pain and fatigue 

and increases flexibility, stamina and core strength in preparation 

for labor and delivery. Instruction on proper postural 

alignment and breathing/relaxation techniques is included. 


30018 M 9/10-10/15 5:15-6:15pm $60/$75 

30018 M 10/29-12/3 5:15-6:15pm $60/$75 

Pilates Matwork (Ages 16+) 

The Pilates Method utilizes non-impact exercises targeting 

core muscle groups to improve flexibility, strength, coordination, 

concentration and muscle control. A Pilates workout 

provides a great form of cross-training that will leave you 

refreshed and energized. Exercises can be modified to accommodate 

all fitness levels. Drop-ins available for a fee of 

$12/class.(No class Nov. 21) 


30019 W 9/12-10/17 9:30-10:30am $60/$75 

30019 W 10/31-12/12 9:30-10:30am $60/$75 

Senior 

Services 

WELLNESS and 

RESOURCE FAIR 

Friday, October 12 

9 - 11:30am 

Louisville Recreation 

& Senior Center 

Door Prizes · Flu Shots · Massage 

Resources ·Travel · Housing 

Transportation · Home Care 

Free Health Screenings · Real Estate 

Fitness · Hospice · Nutrition 

Support Groups … And More! 

LIKE the REC? 

Anyone can become a fan of 

the Louisville Recreation / Senior Center page by 

clicking on the Facebook link found on the website 

or by logging in to your Facebook account 

and searching for Louisville Recreation / Senior 

Center. You will be provided with important program 

deadlines, and membership specials. 

Log on now and “like” the page! 


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Coal Creek Golf Course 

585 West Dillon Road, Louisville, CO 80027 

303.666.7888 • coalcreekgolf.com 

Located in Louisville Off US36 and the McCaslin Blvd Exit 

Coal Creek Golf Course offers an exceptional golf experience for players of all abilities with breathtaking views of the surrounding 

Rocky Mountains. Designed by golf course architect Dick Phelps, this par-72 course measures just over 6,800 

yards featuring four sets of tees to ensure each golfer is challenged to the level of their expertise. The 18-hole golf course 

features a layout that incorporates several water obstacles with a variety of elevation changes, meandering fairways and 

strategically incorporated bunkers. Prior to your round, golfers are invited to warm-up at the vast practice facility featuring 

a grass tee range, chipping green with bunker and putting green. In 2012, the City Council adopted a golf course 

improvement plan developed by Herfort Norby Golf Course Architects, working in concert with the golfing community 

and the Golf Course Advisory Board. The plan provides the framework for improvements over the next decade. 

Public 

18-Hole Weekday (M-F) $36 

18-Hole Weekend/Holiday $44 

Twilight Weekday (M-F) $25 

Twilight Weekend/Holiday $30 

Super-Twilight Weekday (M-F) $18 

Super-Twilight Weekend/Holiday $22 

Reservations Available 7 Days in Advance 

Peak Players 

Mar - Nov Dec - Feb 

18-Hole Weekday $29 FREE 

18-Hole Weekend/Holiday $37 FREE 

Twilight Weekday $23 FREE 

Twilight Weekend/Holiday $25 FREE 

Super-Twilight Weekday $16 FREE 

Super-Twilight Weekend/Holiday $19 FREE 

Reservations Available 14 Days in Advance 

Seniors/Juniors 

18-Hole Weekday $30 

Twilight Weekday $24 

Super-Twilight Weekday $17 

60 Years / 15 & Under. Reservations Available 7 Days in 

Advance 

Senior Rates Available Monday-Friday, Excluding Holidays 

Please Note: Green Fees Do Not Include Golf Cart Rental 

Golf Carts (Per Rider) 

18-Hole $16 9-Hole $10 

Twilight $13 Super-Twilight $10 

Taylor Made Rental Clubs 

18-Hole $39 9-Hole $19 

Driving Range 

Token (40 Balls) $6 20 Token Pass $90 

All Rates and Policies are Subject to Change Any Time. To Reserve a Tee Time, Please Visit 

www.coalcreekgolf.com or Call the Golf Shop at (303) 666-7888 Ext. 1 


at 

the 

Kids grades 3-7 take over 

the Rec Center! 

Sports Tournaments, Dance Contests, 

Inflatables, Swimming, Concessions and more! 

Nite at the Rec Key Information 

1. A Participant Form must be completed each school 

year for every youth by a parent. 

2. All youth must be signed in and out by an adult. 

Once a youth is signed in, they may not leave the 

premises without an adult signing them out. Youth not 

picked up by 10:30 will be released to the custody of 

the local authorities. 

3. RESPECT is promoted at “Nite at the Rec,” respect 

for self, others, and the facility. No smoking, no alcohol 

and no drugs. No fighting, no profanity, no dirty dancing, 

no inappropriate clothing. Nite at the Rec reserves 

the right to suspend or expel any guest who does not 

follow these guidelines. 

$10 per person 

(or purchase 4 Nites for $30 - check website 

below for more information) 

Friday Nights • 7-10:30 

FALL SESSION: 

September 14 - November 16 

THEMED NIGHTS Include: 

Harry Potter, Halloween & more! 

For specific dates of theme nights and for 

more information go to 

www.louisvillerecreation.com/niteattherec.php 

or check us out on Facebook 

(www.facebook.com/nite at the rec) 

Parents are always encouraged to observe this program. Stop in and say “Hello.” 

More Information: www.louisvillerecreation.com/niteattherec.php 

or call Peggy Jones (303) 335-4920 


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Yoga / Martial Arts 

Women’s Yoga 

Share yoga with a sisterhood in all stages of life. Using breath 

and a slow, fluid practice, this class attends to the need of women’s 

bodies, including life changes and emotional stress. A safe, 

nurturing environment is created in which we can truly open and 

celebrate together. All levels are welcome, as well as prenatal 

and postpartum women. Instructor: Blythe Massey. Drop-ins 

available for a fee of $12 per class. 


30012 1 W 9/5-9/26 6-7:15pm $55/$65 

30012 2 W10/3-10/24 6-7:15pm $55/$65 

30012 3 W 10/31-11/21 6-7:15pm $55/$65 

30012 4 W 128-12/19 6-7:15pm $55/$65 

Yoga for Runners Workshop (Ages 16+) 

Want to improve your running form and race performance? 

Yoga is the perfect complement to your training program, as 

it focuses on total body strength, flexibility, balance, breathing 

and mental stamina. This workshop provides a fun, informative 

exploration of yoga sequences designed to address typical muscle 

imbalances found in runners. Instruction will be provided 

by Karen Vizyak, Certified Yoga Teacher, Physical Therapist and 

Boston Marathon Finisher. All levels of experience welcome. 


30017 M 9/10-10/15 6:30-8pm $90/$113 

30017 M 10/29-12/3 6:30-8pm $90/$113 

Prenatal Pilates 

This class offers a safe, energizing workout with other expectant 

mothers throughout pregnancy. Pilates-based exercise decreases 

pregnancy-induced muscle/joint pain and fatigue and 

increases flexibility, stamina and core strength in preparation 

for labor and delivery. Instruction on proper postural alignment 

and breathing/relaxation techniques is included. Drop-ins available 

for $12 class. 


30018 M 9/10-10/15 5:15-6:15pm $60/$75 

30018 M 10/29-12/3 5:15-6:15pm $60/$75 

Pilates Matwork (Ages 16+) 

The Pilates Method utilizes non-impact exercises targeting core 

muscle groups to improve flexibility, strength, coordination, 

concentration and muscle control. A Pilates workout provides 

a great form of cross-training that will leave you refreshed and 

energized. Exercises can be modified to accommodate all fitness 

levels. Drop-ins available for a fee of $12/class.(No class 

Nov. 21) 


30019 W 9/12-10/17 9:30-10:30am $60/$75 

30019 W 10/31-12/12 9:30-10:30am $60/$75 

KARATE 

Brought to you by International Martial Arts 

(303) 665-0339. www.imakarate.com 

Little Dragons (Ages 6 – 7) 

Introduce your child to the sport of self-discipline and concentration. 

This class promotes coordination, self-esteem, and increased 

attention in the young child. And, this class is a lot of 

fun! Children must earn their “gi” through active listening and 

participation. 


32110 1 M 9/10-9/24 6 - 7pm $46/$58 

32110 2 M 10/1-10/29 6 - 7pm $46/$58 

32110 3 M 11/5-11/26 6 - 7pm $46/$58 

32110 4 M 12/3-12/17 6 - 7pm $46/$58 

Karate (Ages 8 – adult) 

This introductory class is designed for those who are interested 

in karate techniques. The class promotes coordination, selfdefense, 

self esteem, respect, increased attention, confidence 

levels and FUN!! Hanshi Cyrus Madani, a 8th degree Black Belt, 

and his instructors, have been teaching all the Karate classes at 

the Louisville Recreation Center since 1991. His over 40 years 

of martial arts experience and special instruction method helps 

you succeed from the very first class. Parents, we encourage 

you to sign up for this class with your child and make karate a 

family event! 


32111 1 M 9/10-9/24 7 - 8pm $46/$58 

32111 2 M 10/1-10/29 7 - 8pm $46/$58 

32111 3 M 11/5-11/26 7 - 8pm $46/$58 

32111 4 M 12/3-12/17 7 - 8pm $46/$58 

Karate Information 

Classes due to Rec Center closures are made up at the 

do-jo. Please speak with your instructor. Fee is based on a 

monthly tuition regardless of number of classes. 

Additional Cost of Karate 

• Uniform (“gi”): $30+ (depending on size) 

Purchase from IMA dojo 3340 Main St., Louisville 

• Manual (recommended but not mandatory): $30 

• Testing for belts: TBD 

Register no later than the day before the new session begins 

to avoid a $10 late fee. Only those students who are 

registered will be allowed to participate. 

Participants require a quiet environment during karate instruction. 

To ensure a quiet environment, free of distractions, we 

ask all parents and siblings to wait in the lobby until class is 

over. 


Dance 

Dance 

Dancing Soles 

brought to you by: Kirsten Beemer 

website: www.dancingsoles.org 

email: kirsten@dancingsoles.org 

NEW! 

Beginning Hip-Hop (Ages 4-6) 

Rock on with the latest kid appropriate tunes. Basic hiphop, 

jazz and pom technique will be taught. 

CODE sess date time FEE 

32125 1 W 9/12-12/5 3-4pm $99/$124 

All students have the opportunity to be in a PERFORMANCE 

that will occur sometime during December 6 - 13. 

*No Class the week of November 19. 

Attire: 

For all classes, please pull hair out of eyes and off the neck. 

Toddling Two-Two’s and Creative Movement- Please wear comfortable 

clothes you can move in. Bare feet are preferable. 

Ballet Classes - Girls please wear a leotard, tights and ballet slippers. 

Boys please wear long pants, a T shirt and ballet slippers. 

Hip Hop - Please wear clothes you can move in and rubber soled 

shoes. 

NEW! 

Hip-Hop (Ages 7-11) 

Rock on with the latest kid appropriate tunes. Hip-hop, 

jazz and pom technique will be taught. 


32125 2 W 9/12-12/5 4:15-5:15pm $99/$124 

Ballet & Creativity 2(Ages 5 1/2 - 9) 

Does your child love both the grace and strength of ballet and 

the fun of expressing themselves? Then have them pirouette on 

over. Ballet technique, modern technique, creativity and teamwork 

will be taught. 


32127 1 Tu 9/11-12/4 5:30–6:30pm $99/$124 

Toddling Two-Two’s (Ages 2–3) 

Don’t be fooled by the name, boys are welcome too! Basic 

movement aspects will be taught: directions, speed, levels, 

shapes and creativity. 


32121 1 M 9/10-12/3 5:10-5:40pm $77/$96 

Ballet 3/modern (Ages 7-11) 

Ballet technique, modern technique, creativity and teamwork 

will encapsulate this class geared toward the individual who has 

previous dance experience or who can pick up the basic steps 

with little effort. 


32129 1 W 9/12-12/5 5:30–6:30pm $99/$124 

Creative Movement (Ages 3–4) 

Build a foundation for the love of dance and explore creativity 

too. Learn the basics of ballet, modern, and improvisation. The 

kids will also have time to put movement to stories. 


32123 1 Tu 9/11-12/4 4:30-5:15pm $88/$110 

Beginning Ballet (Ages 4–5) 

Have fun while learning the basic movements of ballet. Learn 

to leap, turn, bend and much more while having time to explore 

creativity too. It will be a structured yet relaxed class. 


32124 1 M 9/10-12/3 4-5pm $99/$124 


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Youth Activities 

Twoodles (Age 2+ by 9/30/12) 

This is the ideal class for any 2 year old ready to explore on 

their own! The class offers a variety of materials and activities 

giving children an opportunity to assert their budding independence 

by making choices based on interest. Inherent 

in this setting is the opportunity to develop and practice social 

skills in a supportive and nurturing atmosphere. Circle 

time for stories, singing, dancing, and sharing enhance the 

fun and learning! Parents must remain in the facility during 

class, but not in the classroom. 


32003 1 TuTh 9/4-10/18 8:45-9:45am $91/$113 

32003 2 TuTh 9/4-10/18 8:45-9:45am $104/$130 

32004 1 TuTh 10/23-12/20 10 – 11am $91/$113 

32004 2 TuTh 10/23-12/20 10 – 11am $104/$130 

No class Thanksgiving week. Session 1 runs 7 weeks, Session 

2 runs 8 weeks. 

V 

Early Learning 

Preschool Program 

Building Blocks (Age 3 by 9/30/12) 

CODE date time FEE 

62200-1 MWF 9/2012-5/2013 8:45-11am FULL 

62200-2 MWF 9/2012-5/2013 11:30-1:45pm FULL 

Stepping Stones (Age 4-5 by 9/30/12) 

CODE date time FEE 

62200-3 MWF 9/2012-5/2013 8:15-11am FULL 

62200-4 MWF 9/2012-5/2013 11:30-2:15pm $203/$253 

2012-2013 

School year 

I’m a Lo uis v i l l e 

Recreation Cen ter 

Pr e s c h o o l 

Su p er Sta r ! 

Is your preschooler ready to embark on 

a road full of fun and learning? Building Blocks and Stepping 

Stones are fun and nurturing classes for 3, 4, and 5 

year-olds to play, learn, grow and socialize at their own 

pace. The Building Blocks and Stepping Stones part-day 

pre-school programs (classes are M,W,F and meet for 

less than 3 hours) are designed to meet the academic, 

social and physical needs of youngsters by providing a 

stimulating, safe and healthy environment. Lessons are 

fostered through play at this young age to develop a love 

of learning. Small classes promote social, emotional, fine 

and gross motor, cognitive and language development. 

The positive atmosphere increases self-esteem, creativity, 

risk taking and problem solving abilities and encourages 

the development of new ideas and new friends. 

Your child will have access to both indoor and outdoor 

facilities of the Louisville Recreation Center, providing 

an expanded number of programming options for your 

child. Our teachers have backgrounds in education and 

experience working in a preschool classroom setting. 

They are educated professionals who provide a well supervised 

and stimulating learning environment for your 

children in a state licensed program. 

Registration began March 2012. Registration for 2013-2014 will start in March 2013. More information will 

be in our spring catalog and at www.louisvillerecreation.com. We will have our spring Open House for 

interested families listed in our Winter/Spring catalog. 

Visit our website or contact Mandy for information (303) 335-4902, mandyp@louisvilleco.gov. 



American Sign Language 

Enhance Your 

Child’s Language 

Development 

Brought to you by Deborah Vaughan. Deborah is a 

certified SIGN2ME instructor and has been signing in the 

Boulder Valley School District for years. 

deborah@seesawsigning.com 

Sing & Sign (4–36 months) 

Children of all ages love music, movement and fun! This interactive 

curriculum teaches parents, caregivers, and tots over 100 

ASL signs using music, games and stories. Introducing ASL to 

a preverbal child provides an excellent bridge to verbal communication, 

and has been shown to reduce frustration and encourage 

fine motor skills. Sing and Sign is the FUN way to learn! 

Parent/Tot Level 1 


32102 1 W 9/8-9/29 9-10am $70/$87 

Parent/Tot Level 2 

This fun, interactive Parent/Tot class uses music, games and 

stories designed to teach parents and busy toddlers fun and 

creative signs needed to expand their baby’s growing ASL vocabulary. 

Learn colors, family, emotions, nature and weather. 


32102 2 W 9/8-9/29 10:15-11:15am $70/$87 

Parent/Caregiver ASL Workshop 

This 2.5 hour, interactive workshop will teach parents and caregivers 

how American Sign Language can enhance their child’s 

language development and provide a bridge to verbal communication. 

Through videos, songs, handouts and discussions, participants 

receive the tools necessary to begin using many basic 

signs with their children. Based on the SIGN with your BABY® 

program, this fun and informative workshop will start you on 

an exciting, engaging journey. Price includes SIGN with your 

BABY® book to take home! Contact Deborah if your organization 

would like to qualify for a group discount (5+ people). 


32100 1 W 10/10 6-8:30pm $50/$62 Individual 

32100 2 W 10/10 6-8:30pm $70/$87 Couple 

Parents attend without children. 

Parenting Class 

LOVE & LOGIC brought to you by 

Sheryl Schwabe 

MSW, CAC III and mother of triplets. 

(303) 520-6803, sschwabe@comcast.net 

Parenting is the most important job we will ever have! We 

take classes to enhance our professional skills. Why not take 

classes to enhance our parenting skills? You really can have 

less stress and more fun with your kids! This class will provide 

simple practical and proven skills that can be used right away. 

Children will learn to accept responsibility for their own actions. 

and be better prepared to live in the real world. 

Learn how to: 

• Teach your children to listen the first time 

• Minimize whining and arguing 

• Handle morning battles, bedtime hassles and other 

power struggles 

• Teach your children to be more responsible and respectful 

• Do all this and still have a loving relationship with 

your children. 

Early Childhood Parenting Made Fun 

Creating Happy Families & Responsible Kids 

For Families with children birth to 6 years 


32108 1 W 9/12-10/10 6-8:30pm $120/$150 Individual 

32108 2 W 9/12-10/10 6-8:30pm $160/$199 Couple 

$18 materials fee due to instructor at first class. 

Becoming a Love and Logic Parent® 

A class for parents of children of all ages. 


32109 1 W 10/17-11/28 6-8:30pm $125/$156 Individual 

32109 2 W 10/17-11/28 6-8:30pm $165/$206 Couple 

$20 materials fee due to instructor at first class. No class 11/21. 


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Music Together 

Brought to you by 

Shari Griswold 

(720) 280-5871 

www.MusicTogetheroftheRockies.com 

Music Together Mixed-Age Class 

(newborn to kindergarten) All children are musical! This natural 

ability grows best in the early years from birth until five, a crucial 

time in a child’s development. Music Together class provides a 

playful, musically rich and developmentally appropriate setting 

that helps children develop a love of music as well as the skills 

they need to participate confidently and joyfully in music making 

their whole life. Because very young children instinctively 

respond to and imitate their caregivers, adult participation is a 

crucial part of the musical environment we create. Adults, with 

or without a musical background, find that participating is nonthreatening 

and fun. Parents learn how to play musically with 

their child and how to understand and enhance music development. 

See the description of materials below. Marci Kalish 

CODE sess day/ date time FEE 

32118 1 Th 9/13-11/15 9-9:45am $140/$170 

32118 2 Th 9/13-11/15 10-10:45am $140/$170 

Additional registration fee of $40 due to instructor at first class 

Holiday Music and Stories (ages birth - kindergarten ) 

We invite you and your little ones to join us for 

singing, movement, instrument play and stories 

about Christmas and Holiday cheer. This is 

a wonderful opportunity to make music with 

your children and to celebrate during this fun 

time of year. Brought to you by Music Together. 


32119 1 Th 12/6-12/13 9-9:45am $25/$31 per family 

32119 2 Th 12/6-12/13 10-10:45am $25/$31 per family 

There are two Thursday class meetings for this program. 

Winter Break 

Mini Camp 

Materials 

Families, adults and kids alike, rave about the Music Together 

music collections. The CD you receive in class is 

of the highest quality, professionally recorded and developed 

by the Center for Music and Young Children based 

on research and years of parent and teacher feedback. 

You will receive two CDs, one for home and one for the 

car, so you can continue the music making fun at home. 

Families new to Music Together will also receive our 

“Music Together at Home: Helping Your Child Grow 

Musically” parent DVD. 

An additional registration fee of $40 is due the first day 

of class to the instructor. Please make checks payable to 

Music Together of the Rockies. When you register a second 

child over the age of 8 months, the fee is waived. 

Infants 8 months and younger may attend FREE with 

a registered sibling. The additional registration fee for 

Moxie Mom is $19. 

Art Mini-Camp (Ages 3-9) 

Attention artists (or anyone who likes to get hands-on and 

messy!), let’s create our own art museum! We will use a variety 

of mediums as we explore and learn about art. What a 

great way to stay engaged and have fun over winter break! 


32026 1- (Ages 3-6) ThF 

1/3 & 1/4 

32026 2- (Ages 6-9) ThF 

1/3 & 1/4 

9am - noon $48/$60 

12:30-3:30pm $48/$60 



Harmony’s A.C.T. - Appreciating 

Children’s Talents 

Brought to you by Harmony Larke. 

All classes held at the 

Louisville Center for the Arts, 

801 Grant Avenue, Memory 

Square Park (303) 817-9654 

www.harmonysact.org 

Little Elf Camp 

(Ages 3-5) 

This is a drop off class for 

those little elves to make gifts 

for their loved ones. Make and 

wrap three different gifts each 

class. Sign up for one or both 

days. We will make a snack to 

eat in class. 

All programs are Drop-off unless 

otherwise noted 

2-4’s Art Class (Ages 2-4) 

The perfect class for you and your little artist. We will be making 

things out of paint, clay, wood, foam, fabric, and fun food art to 

eat! Children make three projects each class. 

We use non-toxic and earth friendly materials. Session1: Fall 

themes. Session 2: Holiday gift making. 


32191 1 Tu 9/11-10/23 10-10:45am $75/$94 

32191 2 Tu 10/30-12/11 10-10:45am $75/$94 

No Class 10/2 or 11/20. Parents stay in the classroom. 


32194 1 T 12/18 9:15-11am $30/$37 

32194 2 W 12/19 9:15-11am $30/$37 

32194 3 Th 12/20 9:15-11am $30/$37 

32194 4 F 12/21 9:15-11am $30/$37 

Star Wars Lego Camp (Ages 3-7) 

Make a Lego Star Wars clay figure, a spaceship and lightsaber. 

Come play, create great art and have Yoda cookies for a snack. 


32194 5 Th 1/3 9-noon $35/$44 

The Art of Preschool (Ages 2-5) 

This is one-day structured around a theme pre-school class that continues 

6-week sessions through the school year. This is a drop off 

class for your little artist. We play, read stories, sing, play a game 

together, make three art projects to take home each class and have 

a healthy snack. This is a small class size and is perfect for the first 

time. Potty trained is not required. There is an art supply fee of $30 

paid first day of session. Session1: Fall themes. Session 2: Holiday 

gift making. 


32192 1 W 9/12-10/24 9-11:15am $100/$125 

32192 2 W 10/31-12/12 9-11:15am $100/$125 

No class 10/3 or 11/21. 

Thanksgiving Feast (Ages 5-9) 

Come make your own 

great table setting: place 

mats, pumpkin centerpiece, 

name cards and 

more. We will also be 

preparing a Thanksgiving 

feast to eat and enjoy! 


32195 1 T 11/20 9am-noon $35/$44 


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Y.A.B. 

Youth 

advisory Board 

do you want to represent 

the youth of louisville? 

Apply to be on the City of Louisville’s Youth Advisory 

Board (YAB)! Work on various projects that are community 

related, provide a voice for the youth of the community to 

the city officials, make a difference! Applications are available 

on the City’s website, www.ci.louisville.co.us/boards. To be 

eligible: 

• Must be a Louisville Resident who will be in the 6th-12th 

grade during the 2012-2013 school year. 

• Must be available the first Thursday of each month in the 

evening for meetings during the school year. 

• Must have additional availability for 2-5 hours a month to 

serve on projects. 

• Must be able to serve on the board for two school years 

(2012-2014) unless a senior in High School. Applicants 

should have an interest in community issues for youth to 

include: volunteer work, safety, social, recreational and 

educational activities, community services and local government. 

Visit the YAB on the City’s website to find out more. Applications 

are due Sept. 6 www.ci.louisville.co.us Under Boards ad 

commissions/Youth Advisory Board. 

American Red Cross 

Babysitting 

(Ages 11-15) 

Safety techniques, preventing accidents, 

rescue breathing and what to 

do in case of an emergency are all covered. 

All participants receive a training 

handbook, emergency reference and 

training CD. Certificates will be emailed 

after the class. Bring a sack lunch for full day classes. 


32030 1 Sa 9/15 9am-3pm $68/$82 

32030 2 Sa10/20 9am-3pm $68/$82 

32030 3 Sa 11/17 9am-3pm $68/$82 

32030 4 Sa 12/15 9am-3pm $68/$82 

teen 

Bollywood 

Night 

(Ages 14-17) 

A night of India’s Culture! We will see a teen 

Bollywood movie (popular term used for 

Hindi-language films based in Mumbai.) 

while enjoying some Indian food. 

Learn about this fascinating culture halfway 

around the world. Brought to you by the City of 

Louisville’s Recreation and Library Divisions. 

Become a fan of the City of Louisville 

Youth Advisory Board on Facebook. 

See what we are up to! 


32022 1 Sa 11/10 5:30-8:30pm $5/$7 

Location: Louisville Recreation Center 



Letters from 

santa 

Santa is 

making 

his list! 

Sign up your kids to receive a 

letter customized specially for 

them from Santa. 

Code: 32023-1 

REsident Fee: $4 per letter 

Non-Resident Fee: $5 per letter 

Register and return form to 

the Louisville Recreation 

Center by Monday, 

November 15th to ensure 

letter delivery on time. 

Questions? 

Contact Mandy at 

Mandyp@louisvilleco.gov 

or 303-335-4902. 

Please fill out the form below and return by November 15th AND 

REGISTER FOR 32023-1! 

Child’s name___________________________________________________________ 

Parent’s name__________________________________________________________ 

Address___________________________________________________________ 

City, State, Zip___________________________ 

Phone number_______________ 

Child’s age____________ Boy / girl (circle one) 

Child’s birthday________ Pets_________________________________ 

Siblings (names / ages)_______________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________ 

(Please indicate male / female if unusual name) 

Big events / accomplishments this year_________________________________ 

_______________________________________________________________________________ 

_______________________________________________________________________________ 

_______________________________________________________________________________ 

Child’s friends__________________________________________________________________ 

Where child will be spending Christmas Eve and morning____________________________ 

_______________________________________________________________________________ 

Who will you be celebrating the holidays with?______________________________________ 

Special holiday traditions_________________________________________________________ 

_______________________________________________________________________________ 

Does your child write a letter or send a list to Santa?_________ 

Special tips for Santa____________________________________________________________ 

______________________________________________________________________________ 

School child attends____________________________ Teacher’s name___________________ 


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Youth Sports 

Sporty Girls / sports Action 

Sporty Girls (Ages 4-6) 

This exciting course will follow the curriculum of the Sports Action 

class but is designed just for the girls. 

Sports Action (Ages 4-6) 

These fun-filled courses are designed to introduce you child to 

the basic rules of the sports and exercise, including more specialized 

skills necessary for game time. We develop your child’s 

athletic and social skills in our 4-week sessions. This is a co-ed 

class. 

Golf Mini Camp 

Get into the swing! A great 2 week course introducing your 

youngster to the game of golf. Swinging, putting, and driving 

will be part of the fun learning. 

CODE sess Class date time FEE 

36020 1 Sporty 

Girls 

36030 1 Sports 

Action 

Kickball/T-Ball (Ages 4-6) 

TuTh 9/4-9/13 8:30-9:30am $34/ $40 

TuTh 9/4-9/13 9:30-10:30am $34/ $40 



Girls 


Action 

TuTh 

9/18-10/11 

TuTh 

9/18-10/11 

Broomball/ Soccer (Ages 4-6) 

8:30-9:30am $57/ $72 

9:30-10:30am $57/ $72 



Girls 


Action 

TuTh 

10/16-11/8 

TuTh 

10/16-11/8 

8:30-9:30am $57/ $72 

9:30-10:30am $57/ $72 

Basketball camp 

A fun filled two week course introducing your youngster to the 

game of basketball. Dribbling, passing, shooting and working 

together will all be part of the learning. 



Girls 


Action 

TuTh 

11/27-12/6 

TuTh 

11/27-12/6 

8:30-9:30am $34/ $40 

9:30-10:30am $34/ $40 

Basketball 

Registration and Other Information 

1. Registration for Louisville residents begins online 8/6 

and non residents: 8/9 

2. Early registration ends December 9. 

3. If unable to place a child on a team, a refund or credit 

will be given. 

4. Children must be in the appropriate grade during the 

2012-2013 academic year. 

5. No refunds will be given after the first practice. 

6. Waiting list: A waiting list is created after the league 

has filled. Participants are placed on the waiting list 

according to the dates registered. Coaches do not have 

the authority to add players to their team. THE LEAGUE 

ADMINISTRATOR WILL PLACE ALL PLAYERS ON 

TEAMS. 

7. Coaches Meeting will be on Wednesday, December 

12 at 5:30pm at the Louisville Recreation Center. All 

coaches must attend. 

Boys Basketball 

CODE GRADES Practice 

Begins 

Games 

Begin 

FEE 

Early FEE 

16101 3 rd & 4 th 1/7 1/19 $78/$93 $58/$73 

16102 5 th & 6 th 1/7 1/19 $78/$93 $58/$73 

16103 7 th & 8 th 1/7 1/19 $78/$93 $58/$73 

Girls Basketball 

CODE GRADES Practice 

Begins 

Games 

Begin 

FEE 

Early FEE 

16111 3 rd & 4 th 1/7 1/19 $78/$93 $58/$73 

16112 5 th & 6 th 1/7 1/19 $78/$93 $58/$73 

16113 7 th & 8 th 1/7 1/19 $78/$93 $58/$73 

skyhawks basketball camp (Ages 8-11) 

Skyhawks camps are fun and non-competitive. Your child will 

learn about the game while they develop or improve the skills 

they already have for future success. Participants will learn fundamentals 

of dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding, defense 

and court awareness. Success is achieved through basic drills 

and team play. Includes camp T-shirt and merit award. Located 

at Louisville Elementary. 


26210 1 MW 10/22-11/7 5-6:30pm $75/$85 


Youth Sports 

Soccer 

Youth Soccer 

The Louisville Recreation Center continues to develop one of 

the best recreational soccer programs in the state by updating 

the format to allow kids to play with those more compatible 

in age. Stressing participation, development of skills and enjoyment, 

boys and girls ages 5-12 are encouraged to get involved. 

Practices will be twice per week, games on Saturdays with 

some games played with Lafayette to add to league variety. 

Age and division are determined by the chart below. VOLUN- 

TEER COACHES are needed for this program. If interested, call 

Jesse DeGraw at 303-335-4909. Rainout line 303-335-4998. 

Age Groups 

Division Birthday 

U7 8/1/05-7/31/07 

U9 8/1/03-7/31/05 

Division Birthday 

U11 8/1/01-7/31/03 

U33 8/1/99-7/31/01 

Registration and Other Information 

1. Registration is currently underway! 

2. Early registration ends August 12. 

3. Coaches meeting will be Wednesday, August 15 at 5:30pm. 

4. Teams created in the Fall 2012 will be kept together for 

the Spring 2033 season. We keep teams together for the 

academic year. 

5. If unable to place a child, a refund or credit will be given. 

6. We reserve the right to combine leagues, depending on the 

number of participants. 


8. The season is based on a 7 game season. While every attempt 

will be made to make-up games that are cancelled, 

we do not guarantee 7 games. 

9. Each participant must purchase a red and blue Louisville 

Soccer shirt for $20.00. Shirts are worn during games. Previous 

year’s participants may use shirts already purchased. 

10. Practices are twice a week depending on team. Players are 

placed on and coaches availability. Games are Saturdays as 

early as 9 am and as late as 2pm 

CODE 

AGES 

Practice 

Begins 

GAMES 

BEGIN 

FEE 

EARLY 

FEE 

26221 U7 Boys 8/20 9/8 $63/$73 $43/$53 

26222 U9 Boys 8/20 9/8 $63/$73 $43/$53 

26223 U11 Boys 8/20 9/8 $63/$73 $43/$53 

26225 U7 Girls 8/20 9/8 $63/$73 $43/$53 

26236 U9 Girls 8/20 9/8 $63/$73 $43/$53 

26227 U11 Girls 8/20 9/8 $63/$73 $43/$53 

26228 U33 CoEd 8/20 9/8 $63/$73 $43/$53 

Itty Bitty Soccer 

This class is designed to introduce your 3 or 4 year old to the 

basics of soccer while also developing social skills with kids of 

the same age. Location: Cleo Mudrock East field. Rainout line 

303-335-4998. 


26212 1 M 9/10-10/1 3-3:45pm $30/$40 

26212 2 Tu 9/11-10/2 3-3:45pm $30/$40 

PeeWee Soccer 

This class is designed for 4 or 5 year olds to continue developing 

soccer skills and prepare for league play. Classes will consist 

of drills, warm-ups, stretching and scrimmages. Location: Cleo 

Mudrock East field. Rainout line 303-335-4998. 


26201 1 MW 9/10-10/3 4-4:45pm $43/$53 

26201 2 MW 9/10-10/3 5-5:45pm $43/$53 

26202 1 TTh 9/11-10/4 4-4:45pm $43/$53 

26202 2 TTh 9/11-10/4 5-5:45pm $43/$53 


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Youth Sports 

Baton 

Racquetball 

Beginning Baton Twirling (Ages 6-11) 

Brought to you by High Peaks Twirlers, 303-325-4764 

mindy@highpeakstwirlers.com 

www.highpeakstwirlers.com 

Come and experience the fun of baton twirling! Learn the 

basics of twirling, such as vertical and horizontal twirls, rolls, 

tosses, marching, and beginning dance steps. These skills will 

all be put together in a fun routine, which will be performed at 

the Louisville Parade of Lights in December. Students purchase 

baton on 1 st day of class for $25 or bring own baton (instructor 

must approve). 


32135 1 Th 9/6-12/6 4:30-5:30pm $80/$100 

(No class 9/27, 10/18, 11/8, 11/22) 

Punt, Pass & Kick 

Sunday 

September 16 

9-10:30am @ Louisville Sports Complex 

Boys and girls in the following age groups (6-7, 8-9, 

10-11, 12-13 & 14-15) are eligible to compete and are 

asked to come between 9-11am. The top scorer in 

each group moves on tho the sectional competitions. 

First, second and third place winners are recognized. 

No pre-registration required. Winners will have to 

provide birth certificates as proof of age. 

Must Wear Tennis Shoes - No Cleats Allowed. 

NOTE: All participants MUST wear protective eye wear. 

Racquets and balls are available at the front desk. 

Pee Wee Racquetball (5-7 yrs) 

Racquetball for the little ones. Participants will learn basic racquetball 

techniques, play games designed to develop swing 

techniques and generally have a great time. 


36005 1 Tu 9/11-10/2 4:30-5pm $40/$50 

36005 2 Tu 10/16-11/6 4:30-5pm $40/$50 

36005 3 Tu 11/20-12/18 4:30-5pm $40/$50 

Beginning Racquetball For Kids (8-12yrs) 

This class will start with the basic rules and fundamentals of 

racquetball. 


36000 1 Tu 9/11-10/2 5-5:30pm $40/$50 

36000 2 Tu 10/16-11/6 5-5:30pm $40/$50 

36000 3 Tu 11/20-12/18 5-5:30pm $40/$50 

Intermediate Racquetball For Kids (8-12 yrs) 

This class will continue building skills developed in Beginning 

racquetball. Players who complete this class will be ready to 

participate in the Youth Racquetball League. 


36001 1 Tu 9/11-10/2 5:30-6pm $40/$50 

36001 2 Tu 10/16-11/6 5:30-6pm $40/$50 

36001 3 Tu 11/20-12/18 5:30-6pm $40/$50 


Youth Sports 

Flag football 

Other Area Sports 

Monarch Little League Baseball 

MLL is a Louisville/Superior-based volunteer organization dedicated 

to teaching baseball and softball to boys and girls ages 

4-16.Our primary season is Spring with registration beginning 

in December and running through the end of February. Developmental 

opportunities for registered players begin in January and 

practices start in March when the weather permits. The season 

begins in April and runs through June. MLL also offers a Sundays 

only developmental Fall Ball Program. Registration is in 

the summer and the season runs from August into October. For 

further information, please visit our website: www.monarchll. 

org. Information on the divisions and specific deadlines can be 

found on the website. The league is funded entirely by fees and 

donations, and is not funded by any municipality. 

Flag Football (Ages 6-33) 

Not ready for contact but still want to play football? Louisville 

and Lafayette are teaming up to create the Youth Flag Football 

League. Designed to teach football fundamentals in a fun and 

safe environment, this co-ed league will be for youth ages 6-8, 

9-11 & 12-33 year olds. Practices will be once a week and games 

played on Friday evenings with home and away games. Volunteer 

coaches are needed. Please call Jesse DeGraw at 303-335- 

4909 for further information about the league and coaching opportunities. 

1. Registration is currently underway! Early registration 

ends August 5th. 

2. There will be a coaches meeting Wed, Aug. 8 at 5:30pm. 


4. Waiting List: A waiting list is created after the league has 

filled. Participants are placed on a waiting according to the 

date registered. 

5. Teams will be created by the school players attending and 

practice times available. 

6. Jerseys and equipment will be provided. Cleats (plastic) are 

recommended for participants, mouth guards are required. 

7. This is a 5-on-5 league, played on a 60-yard field. 

8. To insure league play, some games may be in Lafayette or 

Boulder. 

9. Practices are 1 night a week with games being played on 

Fridays. Practice days and times vary based on which team 

participant is placed. 

CODE Age Practice 

Begins 

Games 

Begin 

FEE 

EARLY 

FEE 

26800 6-8 8/20 9/7 $63/$73 $43/$53 

26801 9-11 8/20 9/7 $63/$73 $43/$53 

26802 12-33 8/20 9/7 $63/$73 $43/$53 

Louisville Youth 

Baseball Association 

(LYBA) 

LYBA provides a challenging 

and exciting baseball 

experience for players from 

8 to 14 years of age living 

in Louisville, Superior, 

Lafayette and surrounding 

areas. LYBA typically fields 

two teams per age group 

and plays in the top two 

competitive levels offered 

by Jefferson County Junior 

Baseball League (JCJBL). 

JCJBL provides 5,200 youth 

the best environment to play competitive baseball in the State 

of Colorado. The JCJBL season runs from April 1 through June 

30. LYBA teams also participate in tournaments throughout the 

season. Tryouts for LYBA are held in September. Please visit the 

LYBA website at www.lyba.net for latest updates and contact 

information. 

Monarch Youth Wrestling 

The Monarch Coyote Wrestling program is for youths ages 4-14. 

Participants practice 2 to 3 times a week and compete in duels 

every Sunday throughout the season. The season runs from October 

15 through January. For more information and how to register 

call or email Jeff Palluconi, 303-906-1006, jeffp34@live.com. 

Louisville Football Association (Fall) 

The Louisville Football Association (LFA) is proud to offer competitive 

youth tackle football to the Louisville community. LFA is 

a member of the Coal Creek Midget Football League and fields 

teams in ages 7-33. Registration will be held in early May. For 

the latest information please check the LFA website at www. 

louisvillepirates.org or contact Gary Ferrera at (303) 661-9749 or 

Mark Dondelinger (303) 666-0900. 


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Adult Sports 

adult softball 

1. All registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. The full cost of 

the league must be paid at the time of registration. 

2. Stop by the Louisville Recreation Center or call 303-335-4909 to 

receive a league roster and registration form. Please include the 

complete mailing address and an email address on the registration 

form for the Team Manager. 

3. All games are played at the Louisville Sports Complex. 

4. A minimum of 5 teams are required to form a league. 

5. Practice fields and facilities are not provided. 

6. Alcohol is not permitted at Louisville Sports Complex. 

7. This is a 7-week session. There will be an end-of-season tournament 

in October. 

9. Registration deadline: August 1. 

Coed Recreational - Fall (7 games) 


26211 1 D-Rec Wed 8/1 6-10pm $450 

26211 2 D--Rec Sun 8/5 4-8pm $450 

26211 4 4-8pm Free Agent 

Tennis 

Adult Tennis 

This instructional program is designed to provide weekly basic 

skills needed to play tennis. Jim Gilbert 


26610 1 Th 8/2-8/23 10:30-11:30am $28/$35 

26610 2 Th 8/30-9/20 10:30-11:30am $28/$35 

Flag football 

Adult Flag 

Football - Fall 

Louisville and Lafayette 

are putting together an 

adult flag football league 

in the area. Join us as we 

throw the pigskin and relive 

the glory days. Games 

are played 4-on-4 and on 

a 60-yard field. This is a 

non-contact league- unsportsmanlike 

conduct will result in the offending player being 

dismissed from the league. Game will be played on a rotating 

basis in both cities. Rainout line: 303-335-4998. 

CODE sess day/time Start date FEE 

26203 1 Th 6-10pm 8/23 $265 

26203 2 Th 6-10pm 8/23 Free Agent 

All Adult Sports will take Free- Agents 

If you are interested in playing a sport, sign-up at the 

Registration Center. We will create a full-team from 

free-agents if we get enough players or we will try to 

place you on an existing team if there is a need. 

Racquetball 

NOTE: All participants MUST wear protective eye wear. 

Racquets and balls are available at the front desk. 

Challenge Court 

Monday nights from 6:00-9:00pm. Courts 1 and 2 will be used 

for the challenge court and are run on a first come, first served 

basis by writing your name on the white board outside the 

courts. See posted rules for more details. 

Racquetball Lessons 

Are you ready to bring your game to the next level? AmPro certified 

instructors are now available at the Louisville Recreation Center. For 

more information, call Jerry Siravo, 303-335-4925. 

Adult Racquetball Leagues 

Register for leagues based on your level of play. If you do not 

know your level of play please contact Jerry Siravo at 303-335- 

4925 of Jerry@awayoflifefitness.com. A minimum of 5 players 

are necessary for leagues to run. League winners will have pictures 

posted by the courts and will receive next league free! 

CODE sess date Level FEE 

36002 1 9/17-11/19 Open / A $25/$30 

36004 1 9/17-11/19 B+ $25/$30 

36006 1 9/17-11/19 B- $25/$30 

36008 1 9/17-11/19 C $25/$30 

36010 1 9/17-11/19 Women $25/$30 

Saturday Doubles Tournament 

Can your team rule the court? Competition is limited to 6 teams. 

The tournament is round robin format. Food and beverages are 

provided. Prizes are awarded each session! For more information, 

please contact Jerry Siravo at 303-335-4925 or Jerry@ 

awayoflifefitness.com. Play begins at 9 sharp. 


36012 1 9/22 8:30-12pm $10/ person 

36012 2 10/20 8:30-12pm $10/ person 

36012 3 11/17 8:30-12pm $10/ person 

36012 4 12/15 8:30-12pm $10/ person 


Middle School 

and High School 3 on 3 

Basketball Tournaments! 

Boulder Valley Schools has given the students the day off so we would like to invite them to 

a 3 on 3 basketball tournament. You bring the team and we will 

provide the competition. This event will include prizes going to 

the winners of both the Middle and High School winners, snacks 

and more. Limit 4 players per team. This is a Co-ed Tournament. 

All registrations 

need to be in 

by Noon on the 

day of the tournament. 

CODE sess Age/ Grade Date time FEE 

36550 1 Middle School F 10/12 12:30-TBD $30/Team 

36550 2 High School F 10/12 12:30-TBD $30/Team 


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Yo u t h & Teen 

Saturday, Sept. 22 

9 - 11:30am 

Pack up your “trash” because it is someone 

else’s “treasure.” You’re the shopkeeper! Peddle 

your wares for extra cash. Bikes, sporting 

equipment, books, clothes, toys, etc. Vendors 

must be 18 and younger. Usable treasures 

only, please. 

Register Early! 

SPACE IS limited! 

Vendors please read the garage sale tips letter 

at www.louisvillerecreation.com when 

you register. 

For more info contact Mandy at 

(303) 335-4902 or mandyp@louisvilleco.gov 

Registration Number: 

32020-1 

Spooktacular 

Critters!! 

Spooktacular Critters is a fun Halloween event 

for the young and the young at heart. Please 

join us for Truths-n-Treats. Learn the real 

truths about snakes, spiders, bats and bones 

and treat yourself and create a critter craft to 

make and take home. 

Hope to see you all in your 

best Halloween costumes! 

Brought to you by The City of Louisville’s Open 

Space & Recreation Division. Appropriate for 

agest 5 and up. Location: Louisville Recreation 

Center. 

CODE sess day/time FEE 

32021 1 Sun10/28 3-4pm $3/$5 per child 

$7 / table (resident), 

$10 / table (non-resident) 


Adult Youth Sports 

Special Events 

Dessert and a Bedtime Story 

with Santa! 

Wednesday, December 19 • Ages 8 & younger 

Join us for a cozy and magical holiday event. Live music, sweet treats, a 

story and time to visit with Santa and his Elves, a keepsake ornament and 

other fun surprises. Kids, wear your PJs. Parents, bring your camera! 

Hurry! Spaces go fast for this seasonal favorite! 

CODE sess date Time FEE 

32024 1 W 12/19 5:30-6:30pm $7/$9 Youth 

32024 2 W 12/19 5:30-6:30pm $1/$2 Adult 

32024 3 W 12/19 7-8pm $7/$9 Youth 

32024 4 W 12/19 7-8pm $1/$2 Adult 

All adults and youth must register in advance. Infants, 6 months and 

younger, may attend free with a registered sibling. 

Youth Crafters 

& Bakers Wanted! 

Wed., December 19 A fun way to earn extra money 

for the holidays. Sell homebaked goodies or craft items. 

Limited space - register early! Ages 18 and under only, 

please. Check our website for Bake Sale Tips for Success 

under the “?” when you register. All tables must be set up 

an ready to go at 5pm or we reserve the right to resell 

your table and no refund will be given. We count on your 

timely participation. Thank you. 

CODE sess table FEE 

32025 1 3 ft. Card Table $3R / $5NR 

32025 2 6 ft. Table $5R / $7NR 

Youth Craft & Bake Sale! 

Wednesday, Dec. 19 • 5:00-7:30pm 

Come support Louisville’s young aspiring crafters and bakers 

by doing some holiday shopping at this great event. 


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Senior Services 

Senior Center Hours 

Monday–Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm 

The “Age Well Boulder County” county-wide strategic plan 

provides input and direction on the essential elements in 

keeping Louisville a vibrant community in which we all 

age well. These essential elements that provide services 

for older adults in our community include: 

Address Basic Needs 

• Resources 

• Housing 

• Nutrition 

• Money Matters 

• Transportation 

Senior Center staff 

Our dedicated staff is here to assist you. 

Individual and Community Involvement 

• Volunteer Opportunities • Day Trips 

• Drop-in Activities • Classes and Workshops 

• Special Events 

Health and Wellness 

• Health and Wellness 

• SilverSneakers® 

• Fitness and Sports 

Independence and Caregiving 

• Caregiver Support • Support Groups 

• Referral /Assistance 

Registration Information 

Louisville resident registration begins at 

8am on Monday, August 6 

Non-resident registration begins at 

8am on Thursday, August 9 

WALK-UP to Recreation Center front desk with cash, 

check, Visa/Mastercard/American Express/Discover. 

Mail form with check or credit card payment to: 

Louisville Senior Services 

900 West Via Appia Way 

Louisville, CO 80027 

Cancellation/Refund Policy: Activities cancelled 

for low enrollment will be given a full refund or credit. No 

refunds or credits for cancellations made less than 3 working 

days before the start of activity. Special circumstances 

may be considered. Exceptions: if the event is a ticketed 

activity, no refunds will be given unless we can resell your 

ticket. 

*Refunds of $20 and under must remain a household 

credit and no additional surcharge will be applied. 

*$5 surcharge for check refunds. 

REGISTER EARLY ONLINE! 

with a major credit card 

www.louisvilleseniorservices.com 

Residents: Monday, August 6 

Non-residents: Wednesday, August 8 

(L to R) Katie Beasley, Senior Services Supervisor, 

Diane Evans, Community Resource Coordinator, Angie 

Ferguson, Nutrition Coordinator 

You MAY be eligible for a 

FREE Recreation Center 

Membership Pass. 

Bring your Silver Sneakers eligibility card to our front 

desk or any Senior Services staff member. Pass 

members enjoy unlimited facility usage, FitZone 

classes, including 4 SilverSneakers ® classes. 

SilverSneakers ® I: 

Muscular Strength and Range of Movement 

Mondays & Wednesdays, 10:30-11:30am 

SilverSneakers ® II: 

Cardio Circuit 

Wednesdays, 8:00-9:00am 

NEW! Cardio Fit 

Mondays 8:00-9:00am 


Creating A Vibrant Community 

In Which We All Age Well 

Please consider joining us at one of the following Board and/or Focus Group meetings. 

Advisory Board Meetings 

Wednesday, November 14, 12pm 

& Tuesday, December 18, 1pm 

Basic Needs 

Thursday, October 11, 11am 

Social & Civic Engagement 

Programs:Thursday, September 6 1 pm 

Physical & Mental 

Health & Well-Being 

Fitness: Tuesday, October 9, 1pm 

Senior Services 

A Note from Your Chair… The Senior Advisory Board encourages 

you to give us feedback on the classes, programs, and events in 

this catalog. We want to know what your needs and interests 

are so we can communicate them to the Programs Committee 

and Senior Staff. We want seniors to know what resources 

and activities are available and we want you to spread the word 

about the catalog to your friends who may not be aware of the 

opportunities available to them. There will be vacancies on the 

Board that need to be filled at November joint meeting at the 

Thanksgiving Feast. Please let me know if you or someone 

you know would like to serve on the Board. 

Carol Purfurst, Senior Advisory Board Chair 

A NOTE ABOUT TRIP ETIQUETTE 

• Please arrive on time. Be here 15 minutes before scheduled 

departure time. 

• Please be considerate of those with limitations who may 

require the front seat or a window seat. 

• Respect your trip escorts. They have been trained by staff to 

lead your trip and are volunteering their time. 

• Welcome new people and be an Ambassador for Louisville 

Senior Services! 

• Please enjoy the ride and leave the driving to the driver and 

escort. They have the directions and will get you there the 

most efficient way they deem possible. 

• Please be flexible. Sometimes things just don’t go as planned 

– traffic jams, weather, disappointing food… we encourage you 

to not let these things ruin your trip. Make the most of your 

time! 

• Tipping the driver is not included in your fee. Feel free to tip 

the driver when you receive exceptional customer service! 

• Stay hydrated! We recommend that you bring your own 

water bottle. Bottled water is available for purchase in the Rec 

Center lobby. 

Platinum 

Membership 

Why become a 

Platinum member? 

As a Platinum member, you will enjoy… 

1. Continued subsidy on trips and programs 

offered by the City of Louisville 

2. Continued free programs made possible by 

our volunteers 

3. All drop-in activities free of charge 

4. Senior Center amenities: coffee, snacks, 

computer lab, meeting rooms, library, 

TV, movies, lounge, staff support and 

resources 

5. Free attendance to annual events: Older 

Americans Month Celebration, Ice Cream 

Social, T- Day Feast and Holiday Dinner 

6. Free loan closet rentals 

7. Free name tag for day trips 

Cost per year: 

$12 residents ( $ 1/month) 

$24 non-residents ($2/month) 

Stop by the front desk and enroll in 

the PLATINUM membership program 

TODAY! 


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Senior Services / Day Trips 

Lunch Bunch 

La Revolucion, Louisville 

Join us at this new restaurant located in downtown 

Louisville at the corner of Pine and Main Streets. La Rev 

is a Mexican restaurant that serves fresh ingredients. 

They serve Tacos, Enchiladas, Chicken Mole, Burritos and 

much more. Lunch on your own. Entrée range: $9-$15 

CODE day/date time FEE 

38051-1 W 9/5 11:30am-1pm Meet at restaurant 

THE MED, Boulder 

For more than seventeen years, the locally owned ‘Med’ 

has been offering a menu that brims with Italian, Spanish, 

French, and Greek cuisine. The extensive menu boasts 

tapas, fresh salads and seafood, paella, pastas, grilled and 

organic specialties, wood oven pizzas and home made 

desserts. Lunch on your own. Entrée range: $6-$15. 


38051-2 W 10/3 11am-2pm $4/$5 

Highland Garden Café, Denver 

Thus in character with homes of the Victorian era, the Café 

is made up of a series of small rooms that are contiguous 

but able to be separated for a more intimate experience 

when requested. With fireplaces, original stain glass, 

exposed brick, antiques and oriental rugs, they can offer 

a variety of cozy dining options for their guests. Lunch 

on your own. For $15 (plus tax and tip) participants will 

be offered vegetarian butternut squash soup or garden 

greens, chicken stuffed with Brie, caramelized pears and 

sweet potato, and apple cake with rum butter sauce. 


38051-3 W 11/4 11am-2pm $4/$5 

Rose Tea Room, Broomfield 

Join us for a delightful luncheon tea served as a four 

course delight including: rich flavored teas, sparkling 

lemonade, scones, fresh fruit, chocolate strawberries, 

soup and salad, tea sandwiches or quiche, and ending 

with a trio of desserts and a trio to take home! Price 

includes all of that plus transportation. 


38051-4 W 12/5 10:30am-2:30pm $31/$38 

DINNER GROUP 

OLIVE GARDEN, BOULDER 

Olive Garden is committed to providing every guest with 

a genuine Italian dining experience. It’s what they like to 

call Hospitaliano! They are proud to serve fresh, delicious 

Italian food served in a comfortable, home-like setting 

where everyone is welcomed as a member of their family. 

Italy is the inspiration behind the restaurant, from the 

ingredients to the award-winning wine list. Most of all, 

they are inspired by the Italian culture – warmth, genuine 

hospitality and the importance placed on family. Entrée 

range: $11 - $19. 


38052-1 Tu 9/25 4:30-7:30pm $4/$5 

Downtown Aquarium Restaurant, Denver 

Your underwater adventure begins as you are seated 

around the 50,000 gallon centerpiece aquarium, which 

allows exceptional floor-to-ceiling viewing from all tables. 

More than 100 species of colorful, tropical fish from 

the Caribbean Sea, Hawaii, South Pacific and the Indian 

Ocean – reside in the tank. To the great delight of both 

children and adults, a diver makes feedings twice a day 

in full view of the dining room. The unparalleled offerings 

at the Aquarium feature only the freshest fish, seafood, 

steaks, and more. Dinner on your own. Entree Range: 

$13-$30. 


38052-2 Tu 10/23 4:30-8pm $4/$5 

Sweet Tomato, Westminster 

Sweet Tomato offers a great variety of food, well prepared, 

and affordable prices. If you like salads of all kinds, then 

this is the trip for you. They even serve dessert. Meal 

price $10.29. 


38052-3 Tu 11/27 4:30-8:00pm $4/$5 


Senior Services / Day Trips 

DAY TRIPS 

ESTES PARK ELKHORN LODGE 

CHUCKWAGON DINNER 

Experience a wild west adventure at this popular guest ranch 

in Estes Park. Enjoy their famous BBQ brisket & chicken, 

along with all of the fix-ins, and cowboy entertainment. 


38021-1 T 9/12 4:15-9:30pm $43/$54 

DENVER ZOO/TOYOTA 

ELEPHANT PASSAGE EXHIBIT 

We will begin by touring the zoo; then visit the new 

exhibit, Toyota Elephant Passavge. Admission included in 

your fee. Lunch on your own at the zoo. 


38022-1 T 9/18 9am – 2:30pm $17/$21 

COOPERATIVE TRIPS WITH LOUISVILLE, LAFAYETTE 

CEMETERY STROLL 

(Law & Disorder) 

Some of Fort Collins most colorful historic characters 

from both sides of the law will come to life at “Law and 

Disorder.” Watch as actors do graveside portrayals of 

outlaws, lawmen and others from the city’s past at Fort 

Collin’s oldest and largest living history event. After the 

show we will have lunch on your own at Farmer’s Table. 

Price range: $8-$12. 


38044-1 S 9/15 9:15am-2:30pm $15/$19 

ELK BUGLING 

Visiting Rocky Mountain National Park is a wonderful way 

to see the fall colors and elk bugling all in one trip. We 

will have an early dinner on your own at Ed’s Cantina & 

Grill in Estes Park. Price range $10-$20. Then experience 

the annual bugling of the elk. Make sure to dress for all 

weather conditions. Please bring your Golden Ager park 

pass or be prepared to purchase a life time pass for $10. 


38045-1 F 9/28 2:15-7:30pm $8/$10 

COLORADO HISTORY MUSEUM 

The History Colorado Center’s hands-on and high-tech 

exhibits take you back in time, connecting what WAS to 

what’s NEXT. They’re unexpected, thought-provoking, and 

relevant. And most of all, fun! Join us for an inspirational 

journey that will ignite your imagination and touch your 

heart. Visit Denver’s newest museum and be part of the 

story! Lunch on your own at Racine’s. 


38046-1 T 10/2 9:15am-2:45pm $18/$23 

These trips are sponsored by Lafayette Senior Services 

and transportation is on the Dream Machine Bus which 

is a bus owned by the City of Lafayette and the City of 

Boulder. The bus will pick up at Louisville and Lafayette 

at each Senior Center. 

FISH COMPANY & BASS PRO SHOP 

Islamorada Fish Company, owned and operated by Bass 

Pro Shops, is rich in tradition, atmosphere, and one of the 

best menus in the City. The restaurant features several 

true-to-life oceanic scene depictions and murals. The 

13,000 gallon salt water aquarium is behind the bar and is 

filled with many different species of salt water fish that are 

indigenous to the Islamorada area. Price Range: $7-$15. 

After lunch you will explore the Big Bass Pro Shop. 


38047-1 M 11/5 11:15am-2:30pm $7/$9 

HAMMOND’S CANDY & GOLDEN CORRAL 

The Mile High City has seen fine chocolate and candy 

manufacturers come and go, but the company founded by 

Carl Hammond Sr., in 1920 is one that is still very much 

in business. Hammond’s Candy Factory still makes candy 

the way Carl Hammond made it with the same tempting 

recipes and the same careful craftsman-ship. Lunch will be 

on your own at Golden Corral. Price: $7.79 price subject to 

change and does not include tax or gratuity. 


38048-1 T 12/4 10:15am-1:30pm $7/$9 


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Senior Services / Day Trips / Special Events 

Georgetown Loop Rail Road 

The Georgetown Loop takes us between Georgetown 

and Silver Plume, over 2 miles apart. The tracks scale an 

elevation of 640 feet over mountainous terrain, requiring 

trestles, cuts, fills, loops, and curves totaling 3.1 miles of 

narrow gauge track. We’ll also stop for lunch at The Happy 

Cooker in Georgetown. Lunch on your own. 


38023-1 F 9/21 8:45am-4:30pm $37/$46 

HAZEL DELL MUSHROOM FARM/ 

CRACKER BARREL 

This walking tour at Colorado’s exotic mushroom farm 

near Windsor includes the overall operations of this unique 

business. There will be time for shopping at their retail 

store after the tour. Lunch on your own, following tour at 

Cracker Barrel in Loveland. Entrée range: $7 - $11. 


38024-1 S 10/6 9 am – 2 pm $4/$5 

Ecocycle Tour 

and Starlight Diner, Boulder 

Eco-Cycle offers many services to the community: 

recycling & composting, zero waste events, the center 

for hard-to-recycle materials, the eco-cycling living center, 

and much more. Lunch following the tour at StarLite 

Diner at the 29th Street Mall in Boulder – a good ole 50’s 

restaurant complete with rockin’ oldies in the juke box 

and classic comfort food. Lunch on your own. Entrée 

Range: $6 - $12. 


38025-1 W 10/10 9:30am – 2pm $4/$5 

42ND STREET at the 

BOULDER DINNER THEATER 

This is the story of hard work, being in the right place at 

the right time, talent and love. 42nd Street is a celebration 

of Broadway! But the spotlight is on aspiring chorus girl 

Peggy Sawyer, and takes us along her journey. All your 

favorite toe-tapping and hum-along-humming big hit 

songs are in this show, including You’re Getting to Be a 

Habit with Me, Dames, I Know Now, We’re In the Money, 

Lullaby of Broadway, Shuffle Off to Buffalo and Forty- 

Second Street. Come and cheer on the underdog and 

watch her succeed! Price includes dinner, show, tax & 

gratuity. 


38027-1 S 11/10 5:45 – 10:30pm $39/$40 

GRAND ADVENTURES 

A Program for Grandparents 

and Grandchildren! 

Gingerbread House 

Sun., December 2 * 1-3pm 

Bring your grandchild, age 2 – 10, for this fun 

afternoon. Each child must be accompanied 

and supervised by a grandparent. Space is 

limited sign up today! Presented by Harmony’s 

A.C.T. 

CODE 

38041-1 Child $15/$18 

38041-2 Grandparent $2/$3 

FEE 

CU Music Program and 

Dinner at Cheesecake Factory 

Let’s start at the Cheesecake Factory in Boulder for 

delicious dinner. Then head to Grusin Music Hall at CU 

for a performance called “Voice Faculty”. The members 

of the voice faculty are dedicated, experienced teachers 

and active performers and /or researchers in the fields 

of vocal literature and vocal pedagogy. All belong to the 

National Association of Teachers of Singing. 


38026-1 Tu 10/30 4:15-10pm $8/$10 


Senior Services / Day Trips/ Special Events 

Botanic Gardens Blossoms of 

Lights and Racine’s Restaurant 

Embrace the holiday season at Blossoms of Light. Over 

one million colorful lights draped in elegant designs 

highlight the Gardens’ winter beauty. Thousands of lights 

in the amphitheater are synchronized to your favorite 

holiday tunes. Dinner before our tour at the popular 

Racine’s in Denver. Entrée range: $9 - $14. 


38028-1 T 12/18 4 - 9:30 pm $4/$5 

special events 

OKTOBERFEST 

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Don’t let this fun event 

pass you by! We’ll enjoy German Potato Pancakes, 

Sauerbraten served with Red Cabbage, and German 

Chocolate Cake for dessert. The best part to the evening 

is the entertainment we have lined up! We’ll cap the event 

with live entertainment that’s sure to be a hit!! Be ready 

for a fun and festive evening! 


38043-1 Th 10/18 5:30-7pm $5/$7 

Senior 

Services 

WELLNESS and 

RESOURCE FAIR 

Friday, October 12 

9 - 11:30am 

Louisville Recreation 

& Senior Center 

Door Prizes · Flu Shots · Massage 

Resources ·Travel · Housing 

Transportation · Home Care 

Free Health Screenings · Real Estate 

Fitness · Hospice · Nutrition 

Support Groups … And More! 

Tree of Warmth 

Come and enjoy the wonderful holiday music presented 

by our own Singing’ Seniors and participate in the 

celebration as the Lap Robe ladies donate their beautiful 

handmade hats, scarves, and mittens to a local charity. 

Light refreshments will be provided. 

Thursday, December 13, 11am 

Thanksgiving FEAST & ADVISORY BOARD 

ANNUAL MEETING 

It’s time for our annual feast! We supply the main dish 

and you bring a side dish and plate and utensils. If your 

last name begins with... 

• A - H bring a VEGGIE 

• I - P bring a SALAD 

• Q - Z bring a DESSERT 

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING: At the start of the 

event is the Seniors of Louisville Advisory Board’s 

Annual Meeting, where we will be updated on this year’s 

accomplishments and future goals as well as vote on new 

board members (voting open to all Louisville residents). 

CODE day/date TIME Fee 

38040-1 Platinum Members W 11/14 12-1:15pm Free 

38040-2 Non-members W 11/14 12-1:15pm $5/$7 

HOLIDAY 

CELEBRATION 

Celebrate the holiday 

season with great food, 

friends, and fun at the 

senior center. Sign up in 

advance, you don’t want 

to miss this one! We 

supply the main dish 

and side vegetable, and 

you bring an appetizer 

or dessert to share with 

your table and a plate 

and utensils. Please register by Mon, 12/10 to ensure we 

order enough food. 

CODE day/date TIME Fee 

38041-1 Platinum Members W 12/12 12-1:15pm Free 

38041-2 Non-members W 12/12 12-1:15pm $5/$7 


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Senior Services /Health / Classes 

AARP SAFE DRIVING COURSE 

This classroom refresher course will improve your driving 

skills and possibly decrease your auto insurance costs 

(ask your agent). Membership for AARP is available at 

www.aarp.org. *Make checks payable to AARP 


38030-1 M 10/8 8:15am- 1:30pm *$12/$14 

38030-2 M 12/10 8:15am- 1:30pm *$12/$14 

SIT & FIT 

Pull up a chair and let’s exercise! This is a mild but 

motivating class where all the exercises can be done 

from a chair or standing. Instructor: Donna Parker 


38000-1 TTh 9/4-9/27 11-11:45am $8/$10 

38000-2 TTh 10/2-10/30 11-11:45am $9/$11 

38000-3 TTh 11/1-11/29 11-11:45am $9/$11 

38000-4 TTh 12/4-12/13 11-11:45am $5/$6 

MODIFIED YOGA 

In Yoga, the ultimate goal is balance, making sure that the 

body and mind work in harmony. As we age, it gets more 

difficult to maintain a good physical balance as well as a 

balance between the body, mind, and spirit. This class will 

focus on restoring that balance through proper breathing 

techniques and complementing poses. All levels of fitness 

will be accommodated. Instructor: Christy Stephens 


38003-1 TTh 9/4-9/27 8:30-9:30am $20/$25 

38003-2 TTh 10/2-10/30 8:30-9:30am $23/$29 

38003-3 TTh 11/1-11/29 8:30-9:30am $23/$29 

38003-4 TTh 12/4-12/13 8:30-9:30am $9/$11 

$4 drop-in fee on a space available basis 

WATER AEROBICS 

See FitZone schedule 

for current water 

aerobic classes. 

Available at the front 

desk or online at www. 

LouisvilleRecreation. 

com/fitzoneupdate 

BUILDING FLEXIBILITY 

Building strength increases bone density and improves 

overall muscle strength. Stretching focuses on posture 

and breathing to increase flexibility. Instructor: Donna 

Parker 


38002-1 TTh 9/4-9/27 9:45-10:45am $8/$10 

38002-2 TTh 10/2-10/30 9:45-10:45am $9/$11 

38002-3 TTh 11/1-11/29 9:45-10:45am $9/$11 

38002-4 TTh 12/4-12/13 9:45-10:45am $5/$6 

INTERMEDIATE TAI CHI 

Tai Chi uses the mind to lead 

the body and trains tranquility 

in motion. Slowness, lightness, 

balance, calmness and clarity 

are its qualities. Student will be 

introduced to the 24 Posture 

Form of the Yang Style and 

also some Qi Gong. Randall T. 

Nishiyama. 


38004-1 Sa 9/1-9/22 9:45-11am $35/$43 

38004-2 Sa 9/29-10/27* 9:45-11am $35/$43 

38004-3 Sa 1/3-11/24 9:45-11am $35/$43 

38004-4 Sa 12/1-12/29 9:45-11am *$44/$55 

*5 Week Session *No Class 10/20 

ADVANCED TAI CHI 

This class is for those who are comfortable with their 24 

Posture Form and are interested in learning other forms 

to improve their Tai Chi. Randall T. Nishiyama 


38005-1 Sa 9/1-9/22 8:15-9:30am $35/$43 

38005-2 Sa 9/29-10/27* 8:15-9:30am $35/$43 

38005-3 Sa 1/3-11/24 8:15-9:30am $35/$43 

38005-4 Sa 12/1-12/29 8:15-9:30am *$44/$55 

*5 Week Session *No Class 10/20 

FITNESS AFTER FIFTY 

Jerry Siravo, 

CSCS & Associates 

WELLNESS SCREENING 

& PERSONAL TRAINING 

PROGRAMS 

call 303-335-4925 


Senior Services /Health / Classes 

introduction to computers 

Connect to the world through the computer! Learn how 

to use a computer to email friends and family by learning 

how to set up and use a free email account- SAFELY! 

Discover how to find all sorts of information on the 

Internet. Get comfortable with computers in this easy 

going and hands on class. Instructed by: Marcy Egges 

with Computer House Calls. Bring your laptop if you’ve 

got one. (Windows based class). 


38033-1 T 9/4-9/25 10- 11:30am $35/$43 

38033-2 T 10/2-10/23 10-11:30am $35/$43 

38033-3 T 10/30-11/20 10-11:30 am $35/$43 

PAINTING 

Tap into your creativity! Instructor, Susannah Vandyke, 

will stress shapes, value, color and edges with various 

forms of media including oil, water colors and acrylic 

paints. This class will teach you the basics and fine tune 

your skills. All abilities are welcome. Pick up a supply list 

at the front desk. 


38070-1 W 9/12-10/17 9:30am- 12:30pm $38/$48 

38070-2 W 10/24-12/5 9:30am- 12:30pm $38/$48 

No class 11/14. 

Improve Your Computer Skills 

Are you already comfortable with sending emails and 

searching the Internet? Learn tips on how to make your 

computer easier to use. Get answers to “Why does my 

computer do that – when I do this?”. Learn the basics of 

Word Processing and Spreadsheets. This class is suitable 

for advanced beginners. Instructed by: Marcy Egges with 

Computer House Calls. Bring your laptop if you’ve got 

one. (Windows based class). 


38035-1 F 9/7-9/21 1-2:30pm $35/$43 

38035-2 F 10/5-10/26 1-2:30pm $35/$43 

38035-3 F 11/2-11/30* 1-2:30pm $35/$43 

*No class 11/23 

Volunteer 

for Snowbusters! 

303-335-4919 

Snowbusters 

Assistance with basic snow 

removal. If you, or anyone you 

know, could use these services, 

please call 

303-335-4919 

Address Labels for Your Holiday Cards 

Learn how to make sending out your Christmas or 

other holiday cards easier by using your computer. 

This class demonstrates how to use Microsoft Word 

to print out sheets of address labels. If time permits - 

hints on writing your Christmas letter in MS Word too. 

Instructor: Marcy Egges with Computer House Calls. 


38036-1 S 11/17 10-11:30am $15/$19 

38036-2 S 12/1 10-11:30am $15/$19 

health & Wellness 

foot care 

Foot and toenail care is provided by registered nurses from 

SummerCares, with advanced training in foot care. Includes 

assessment, foot soak, nails trimmed, callous care, and short 

foot massage. Perfect for those with diabetes or other foot 

care needs. 

2nd and 4th Thursday afternoon of each month 

Call Summer Cares, LLC to schedule your appointment and 

further information, # 303-651-5224 

FEE: 1st visit and assessment $45; Follow up Visit $35 

FLU SHOTs 

(in conjunction with our Health & Wellness Fair) 

Flu Shots will be administered by the Visiting Nurses 

Association and are $25. Some insurance companies 

may be covered. Bring your Health Care Card. 

Friday, Oct 12, 9-11am 

Physical Activity & Arthritis 

This presentation by the Arthritis Foundation addresses 

ways to use gentle activities to help increase joint 

flexibility and range of motion while maintaining muscle 

strength and decreased pain. 


38012-1 M 10/8 1-2pm Free 

Medicare Basics 

Learn about the benefits, costs, and choices under 

Medicare. Classes are conducted by a Medicare Counselor 

through Boulder County Area Agency on Aging. This class 

is an excellent way to see just how Medicare works and 

what is the best plan for you. 


38016-1 Th, 9/13 10am-12pm Free 

38016-2 Th, 12/13 10am-12pm Free 


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Senior Services / Classes 

FALL PREVENTION WEEK 

September 17 – 22 

Falls in older adults are common. More than one-third of older adults living in the community fall at 

least once a year, resulting in broken bones, cuts, head injuries, and visits to the emergency room or the 

hospital. Many older adults stop going out and doing things they enjoy because they are worried about 

falling and getting hurt. Is that you? 

Join in the countywide effort to stop falls by attending these classes 

and more offered throughout the county during this week. 

Silver Sneakers Muscular 

Strength & Range of Movement 

demonstration 

Donna Parker, Instructor 


38112-6 M 9/17 9:30-10am Daily Admission 

(pay that day) 

Basics of Nordic Walking 

Learn about a new way to get exercise with specially 

designed poles. Jay Willey, Instructor 


38112-1 M 9/17 1:30-2:30pm Free 

Balance Training to Prevent Falls 

This pain free program allows you to experience 

movement in a positive way. This leaves you feeling 

strong and vital. Jerry Siravo, Medical Exercise 

Specialist, A Way of Life Fitness 


38112-2 T 9/18 10:30-11:30am Free 

Safe Home Modifications 

Discussion includes fall prevention and home safety 

topics. During this presentation, Louie will highlight 

items that will help make your home safer and easier 

to use. Louie Delaware, a Certified Aging In Place 

Specialist 


38112-3 W 9/19 10:30-11:30am Free 

Resources for Minor Home Repairs 

Care Connect offers services in your home for minor 

repairs, grab bar installation, and more. Learn how 

you can utilize their services. Rebecca Yenney, Fix-It 

Program Manager, Care Connect 


38112-5 W 9/19 12:15-12:45pm Free 

Proper Use of Assistive Devices 

Are you using your cane or crutch properly to prevent 

further injury? Lois will give instruction on the most 

effective way to use your assistive device to allow a 

proper healing environment. Lois Wiener, Physical 

Therapist 


38112-4 W 9/19 1:30-2:15pm Free 


Senior Services / Resources 

www.bouldercountyhelp.org (303) 441-1617 

Includes information about food, housing, health issues 

in-home care, and other useful information. 

FINANCIAL Assistance 

SENIOR ASSISTANCE PROGRAM through the City 

of Louisville. Louisville Senior Services, in partnership 

with the Seniors of Louisville Advisory Board and Boulder 

County Aging Services, offers a program which provides 

financial assistance with: 

• Xcel Energy bills 

• Activity Scholarships 

• Emergencies as deemed appropriate by 

Senior Services staff. 

Eligibility criteria is: 

• Louisville resident (residing in home) for over 

one year 

• Minimum age of 60 at the time of application 

• Annual household income of less than $25,000 - 

individual and $30,000 – joint 

For an application, call 303-335-4919 or visit 

www.LouisvilleSeniorServices.com 

City of Louisville Water Rebates available 

through November 30. Income guidelines apply. 

Boulder County Housing & Human 

ServiceS offers a variety of programs, including Food 

Assistance, Medicare Savings, Old Age Pension and Long 

Term Nursing Care. All programs are based on income 

eligibility and may include a review of assets. For 

information and applications please contact Shaula Lee at 

303-678-6336. 

PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED BY BOULDER 

COUNTY HOUSING & HUMAN SERVICES 

303-441-1000 

Old Age Pension Income & Medicaid: 

Income under $699, assets below $2,000 (couple: 

income $1,398, assets $3,000). Age 60+, CO resident. 

Spouses qualify separately. 

SSI Income & Medicaid: Income under $674, 

assets below $2,000 (couple $1,348 

assets below $3,000). Age 65+, blind, or disabled. 

Food Assistance (Food Stamps): Age 60+ or 

disable, gross income under $1,174 

(couple $1,579). Asset limit temporarily waived. 

Veteran’s Services: 303-441-3890. Assistance 

with benefits, insurance, homecare, Widow’s benefits, 

medical claims, and other concerns. 

Medicare 

Medicare Part D 

Open Enrollment Counseling 

Is your Medicare Drug or Health plan the best one for your 

needs? During the Oct. 15-Dec. 7 enrollment period, you 

may change plans or enroll in one for the first time. Call 

303-666-7400 to schedule your individual appointment 

with a Medicare counselor to review your current plan. 

Appointments are available Mondays, October 29, 

November 12, and November 19, from 9 am – 2 pm. 

Medicare Basics Classes are offered monthly for 

anyone wanting to learn about benefits, costs, and choices 

under Medicare. Classes are conducted by Medicare 

Counselors, and are brought to you free of charge by 

Boulder County Aging Services Division. Boulder class 

dates are Sept. 6, Oct. 4, Nov. 1, and Dec. 6 from 2-4 pm 

at 3482 N. Broadway, Sundquist Building. Registration 

requested by calling 303-441-1546. Longmont class 

dates are Sept. 17, Oct 16, Nov. 20, and Dec. 17 from 

10am-noon at the Longmont Senior Center, 910 Longs 

Peak Ave. Call 303-651-8411 to register. Louisville dates 

are Sept. 13 and Dec. 13 from 10am-12pm. Call 303-666- 

7400 to register. 

NUTRITION 

BROOKS CAFÉ (see page 56). Lunch is served at 12 

noon at the Louisville Recreation/Senior Center. Free 

Bread Wednesday mornings at 11 am, donated by Panera 

Bread in Superior. This program is a partnership to provide 

a portion of basic nutritional need for those in greatest 

need. Limit one grocery bag per household. Bring your 

own bag. 

CARRY-OUT CARAVAN. A grocery & delivery service 

for homebound seniors. Call Care Connect at 303-443- 

1933. 


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COMMUNITY FOOD SHARE: Emergency food 

boxes available from warehouse in Niwot. Call 303-652- 

3663 for more information. 

COMMUNITY FOOD SHARE ELDER SHARE 

PROGRAM: Supplemental groceries 2x/month to 

qualifying low income, 60 + senior. Call 303-652-1307. 

LOUISVILLE COMMUNITY FOOD BANK at United 

Methodist Church, 741 Jefferson. Food pantry hours: 

Monday – Friday, 9 am – 12 pm. Call 303-666-8812. 

MEALS ON WHEELS: Hot lunch delivery services 

to homebound seniors. Monday – Friday. Cost is on a 

sliding scale. Call 303-665-0566. 

SISTER CARMEN COMMUNITY CENTER FOOD 

BANK, 701 W. Baseline, Lafayette. Residents of Louisville 

may receive emergency food assistance up to 12 times in 

a calendar year. 303-665-4342. 

TEFAP: Temporary Emergency Food Assistance program 

at the United Methodist Church Monday - Friday, 9am-12 

noon. For more information, call 303-666-8812. 

Mental Health Services 

Through Mental Health Partners at 303-443-8500 

• Peer Counseling 

• Senior Reach 

• Support Groups 

• Geriatric Team 

Louisville Good Neighbors 

Our goals are to foster meaningful connections with 

family, neighbors, and friends; promote active 

engagement in community life; provide opportunities for 

meaningful paid and voluntary work; and to make aging 

a positive community-wide priority where seniors are 

respected and contributing to their community. Both 

the volunteers and the person receiving services will 

benefit from this partnership. 

Books on Wheels – to bring books to your doorstep 

if you cannot get to the library. 

Financial Assistance Grants – see financial 

assistance section on page 48. 

Medical Equipment Loans – for those in need 

of short-term loan of walkers, shower benches, crutches, 

or wheelchairs. Suggested donation: $10 resident/$15 

non-resident. 

Snowbusters – assistance with basic snow removal. 

If you, or anyone you know, could use these services, 

please call 303-335-4919. 

caregiving 

Training Courses for Family Caregivers 

Boulder County Area Agency on Aging offers two training 

programs for family caregivers of older adults. 

The National Caregiver Training Program is a 21- 

hour course, held over seven weeks, that helps family 

caregivers acquire the skills needed to provide safe, 

confident home care for older loved ones. Classes, 

taught by a registered nurse, provide detailed instruction, 

demonstration, and hands-on practice. The next course 

is on Thurs., October 4 – Nov. 15, 1:30 – 4:30 p.m., in 

Boulder. 

Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 15-hour course, 

held over six weeks, that gives family caregivers tools 

to ensure they take care of themselves while caring 

for others. Classes, taught by trained leaders, help 

caregivers learn to reduce stress, improve self-confidence, 

communicate their feelings, and more. The next course 

is on Wednesdays, Oct. 10 – Nov. 14, 1:30 – 4 p.m., in 

Boulder. 

Both courses are open to Boulder County residents caring 

for a relative, partner, or friend who is 60 or over (or of any 

age if the person has dementia). There is no charge, but 

donations are appreciated. Financial assistance for respite 

care during class periods is available. Pre-registration is 

required; contact Emily Cooper, BCAAA, at 303-678-6116 

or ecooper@bouldercounty.org . 

Support Groups 

At the Louisville Senior Center 

HospiceCare Senior Widows’ Potluck: 

Second Tuesday of each month. Sept 11, Oct 9, Nov 

13, Dec 11, 12 noon. This group is facilitated by a trained 

volunteer from HospiceCare of Boulder and Broomfield 

Counties. Widows get together to share stories and 

support each other regarding transitions, losses, and 

changes in life when you become a widow. Bring a 

potluck dish to share with others. Facilitator: Nina Hart, 

303-499-8554. 



Alzheimer’s Caregivers, 2nd Thursday of each 

month (Sept. 13, Oct. 11, Nov. 8, Dec. 13), 6 – 7:30 pm. 

This group is composed of trained facilitators from the 

Alzheimer’s Association and other caregivers who care for 

people with Alzheimer’s Disease. Please call Katie Kerns, 

970-390-6723, 1-800-272-3900 or katiekerns@yahoo.com 

for more information. 

Alzheimer’s Association Early Stage 

Dementia Support Two support groups meet 

simultaneously – one for persons with the diagnosis and 

the other for their care partners. Call Ken Helander at 

303-813-1669 for information. 

Diabetes Support 2nd Monday of each month 

(Sept. 10, Oct. 8, Nov. 12), 11 am – 12 pm. Facilitated by 

a Registered Dietician from Avista Hospital, you will learn 

how to manage your diabetes, how to eat, stay healthy, 

and new ideas about nutrition. No meeting in December. 

Hearing Support 3rd Wednesday of each month, 

(Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 21, Dec. 19) 10:30 – 11:30 am. 

Facilitated by Rebecca Herr. 

Other Support Groups 

in the Louisville area: If you are interested in a 

support group that is not listed, please call 303-335-4919 

for assistance. 

Low Vision Support Group for 55+, their family 

members, and friends. 4th Friday, 1 - 2 pm at the Lodge at 

Balfour/Library, 1331 Hecla Drive. For more information, 

contact Beth Gustin at Center for People with Disabilities, 

720-308-3087. 

Caregiver Support Group at the Lafayette 

Senior Center. 2nd Wednesday of each month, 3:30-5 

pm. Are you caring for an adult over the age of 60? This 

drop-in group is for you to talk with other caregivers, share 

experiences, challenges, and resources. Co-sponsored 

by Geriatric Integrated Services and Lafayette Senior 

Services. Facilitated by: Judy Richtel, MA. 

Rainbow Elders of Boulder County A 

social support group for 55+ gay, lesbian, and transgender 

people. Meetings and topics vary. Contact Nancy Grimes, 

303-441-3583. 

Respite & Companion Volunteer Program 

seeking new volunteers 

in Louisville 

The Boulder County Respite 

& Companion Volunteer 

Program, jointly 

sponsored by Boulder 

County Area Agency on 

Aging and local Senior 

Services, matches volunteers 

with older adults 

in the community who 

live alone or with a family 

caregiver. Volunteers 

visit their older partners 

two hours each week 

and provide friendship, 

emotional support, and 

companion-level assistance 

with various activities, as well as respite for 

family caregivers. New volunteer trainings are held 

regularly. 

For more information and application materials, 

please contact Rachael Oyer at 303-678-6286 or 

royer@bouldercounty.org . 

Cancer Support at Louisville United Methodist 

Church, 741 Jefferson. 2nd Wednesday of each month, 

7 – 8 pm. Groups available for men, women, or families. 

For more information, call 303-666-8812. 

EGSMC Stroke Support Group 

or those who have recovered from a stroke. The group 

is a great resource for information and encouragement. 

They provide support, help you problem solve, learn about 

stroke and recovery issues, help you find local resources, 

or just have fun. Second & fourth Thursday of each 

month, 10 – 11 a.m. at the Exempla Good Samaritan 

Conference Center in Lafayette. For more information, 

call 303-689-4000. 

Transportation 

Learn how to access local and regional transportation 

services and mobility options through a free telephone 

consultation with a mobility specialist from Via. Call 303- 

447-2848, ext. 1047. 

Via, formerly Special Transit, provides low 

cost, door-to-door wheelchair accessible 

transportation within Boulder County. Nofare 

(free) or reduced-fare options are available for those 

who find these fares a hardship. Call 303-447-2848 to 

see if this service works for you. 


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Senior Services / Drop-In Programs / Resources 

Service within Louisville: 

Fares: $2.00 one-way/$4.00 round trip 

Mon-Fri (pick-ups from 7:30 am to 5 pm) 

Ride requests can be made up to 7 days in advance. 

Service to other communities within Boulder County is 

also available. Please call to discuss your individual travel 

needs. 

OTHER SERVICES 

Travel Training: 1-on-1, comprehensive instruction 

prepares seniors to safely and confidently use RTD and 

Call-n-Ride buses. Call 303-447-2848, ext. 1048 to learn 

more. 

BRIDGE 

Mondays & Thursdays, 1:00–4:00pm 

CHESS CLUB 

Do you enjoy a good game of strategy? Come play chess 

with like minded individuals on Mondays, from 1-5pm at 

the Senior Center. 

COMPUTER LAB 

Monday –Friday, 9:00am–4:00pm 

TAP DANCING 

Tuesdays, 2-3:30pm 

Resource Referrals: Numerous other transportation 

options are available within Boulder County. Via’s mobility 

specialists can provide information and referrals based on 

your needs, develop individual travel plans and inform you 

or your family member of appropriate services offered by 

Via as well as services available from other community 

resources. Call 303-447-2848, ext. 1047. 

Weekly Clubs/events 

MASSAGE THERAPY 

Treat yourself and release muscle tension with a relaxing 

massage. Therapists: Carol Clever and Lowell Aird. 

Appointments are available Fridays. Cost is $8.50 for 

15 minutes and $17 for 30 minutes. To schedule, call (303) 

666-7400. Payment due at time of service. No shows will 

be subject to a fee. 

FOOT REFLEXOLOGY 

Foot reflexology is a type of massage that calms the 

nervous system, promotes relaxation and increases 

circulation. Reflexologist: Jean Hoefling. Appointments 

available Fridays, 11am-3:30pm. Cost is $18/Seniors 

for a 30 minute session Non-seniors $23. To schedule, 

call (303) 666-7400. Payment due at time of service. No 

shows will be subject to a fee. 

BILLIARDS 

Monday – Friday, afternoons 

LADIES BILLIARDS 

Mondays & Thursdays, 10:00am 

BOOK CLUB 

4th Tuesday at 1pm. A limited number of these books 

are on hold at the Louisville Library. 

September 25 The Last Child by John Hart 

October 23 State of Wonder by Ann Patchett 

November 27 Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë 

No book club in December 

LINE DANCING 

Wednesdays, 1-2:30pm (Intermediate) 

Platinum membership covers Line Dance or Drop-in for 

$4 each week. 

Story Telling 

Members of Spellbinders, an amateur storytelling group 

will tell oral stories and encourage participants to share 

stories. Tuesdays, 1:00-2:00pm 

Boomers/New to Retirement 

Trying to figure out insurance? How do you manage 

monies? Thinking about traveling? If you are interested 

in joining this new group with other people in the same 

situation, please stop by! Call Katie at 303-335-4914 for 

more information. 

LAP ROBES 

Sewing Group Thursdays, 9:30-11:30am 

We accept fabric and yarn donations. 

MAH JONGG 

Thursdays, 1-4pm 

SENIOR CINEMA 

2nd Tuesdays, 12:45pm in Senior Library 

54 City of Louisville Recreation and Senior Center | 303-666-7400 

September 11 we bought a zoo 

October 9 Chicago 

November 13 Mr. popper’s penguins 

December 11 Holiday Inn

Brooks Cafe 

Join your friends for lunch 

Monday - Friday at noon. 

For reservations call 303-335-4931 

or email BrooksCafe@lousivilleco.gov 

Great Friends! Great Food! Great Fun! 

The place where seniors meet for lunch! 

(303) 335-4931 

Join us for a wonderful lunch at noon, M-F in Louisville’s Senior Center at Brooks Café. 

Did you know that we are in the same building as the Rec. Center? Work out and stay for lunch! 

Reservations required. Call Angie to make your reservations at least 24 hours in advance (one business day) at 

(303) 335-4931 or email at BrooksCafe@louisvilleco.gov. Suggested donation for 60+ $3.00, beverages included: 59 

and under the Cost is $6.25. Low Gluten, Chef salad or Vegetarian option available upon advanced request. 

Brooks Café Regular Happenings 

LUNCH Served promptly at noon, Monday thru 

Friday. Menus available online, or stop by for a 

copy! 

Special Events 

September 3 Closed for Labor Day 

October 31 Halloween- Wear your Costume! 

BIRTHDAY PARTY Celebrating the month’s 

birthdays! Join us for lunch and birthday 

cupcake. If it’s your birthday that month, we’ll 

take care of the donation fee on the following 

dates: 

Sept. 27, Oct. 25, Nov. 29, Dec. 27 

LUNCH ‘N LEARN Our Registered Dietician, 

Candace Johnson gives a short presentation on 

the latest topics during lunch. 

September 5 

October 24 

November 21 

December 19 

Nutrition Update 

Dental Health & Nutrition 

Dining with Diabetes 

Fiber Health 

LATTE DAY Join us for conversation and 

flavored lattes or hot chocolate every Friday in 

the billiard room. Meet old friends and make 

new ones! Open from 10:45 - 11:45am. 

NEED A RIDE? Call Via mobility at (303) 447- 

9636 $2 fare each way 

November 4 Daylight Savings Time Ends 

11 Veterans Day 

14 Annual Thanksgiving Day Feast 

22-23 Closed for Thanksgiving 

December 12 Holiday Luncheon 

24-25 Closed for Christmas 

31 Closed for New Year’s Eve 

National Food Day Wednesday, October 24 

National food day is a celebration dedicated to raising awareness 

about nutrition, food safety and production, and equitable access to 

healthy options. In recognition of this day, we have planned special 

classes just for you. 

Cooking demonstration with Harvest Vegetables 

10:30-11:30 am 38012-1 W 10/24 Free 

Lunch ‘n Learn: Dental Health & Nutrition 

12:15 pm Candace Johnson, Registered Dietician 

Boulder County Area Agency on Aging 

Fresh Fruit Desserts & Healthy Snacks – Cooking Demonstration 

12:30 pm Candace Johnson, Registered Dietician 

Boulder County Area Agency on Aging 


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Registration 

Online Registration 

Online registration will have first priority for class registration. 

You need a username and password to register online. 

If you have registered with our center in the past for 

any class or pass, we have set up an account and login 

for you. Visit our website at www.louisvillerecreation.com 

to register your household for a WebTrac account. Please 

allow up to two business days to receive your account information. 

Please call the front desk at 303-666-7400 to 

obtain the needed information to login if you have forgotten 

the login or password. 

August 2012 – Registration Calendar 

Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

Resident Resident 

Resident Non- Resident Resident 

Online Online 

Online or Resident Online or Online or 

Walk-In Online Walk-In Walk-In 

12 

Resident 

Online or 

Walk-In 

13 

Non-Res 

Online 

Resident 

Online 

14 

Non-Res 

Online 

Resident 

Online 

15 

Resident 

Online or 

Walk-In 

Online only. closed for maintenance. 

Online Resident registration begins August 6 at 8am 

Online Non-Resident registration begins August 9 at 8am 

The first 2 days of registration will be online only. 

Mail-In / Drop Off 

You may pay by Check, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American 

Express, cash or household credit. Mail or drop off 

completed registration forms and payment to: 

Louisville Recreation Center, 900 W. Via Appia, Louisville, 

CO 80027. 

Walk-In 

Begins Wed., August 8 resident, Thurs., August 9 nonresident. 

When cancelling from programs 

A. Transfer to another class, or another session. 

B. Receive a household credit, valid for any other 

program offered through the Department of Parks 

and Recreation. There is a $5 service charge per 

class for cancellations with a 7 day notice. No 

refunds for cancellation with less than 7 days notice. 

C. Received a credit to a credit card 

D. Receive a refund by check, mailed directly to your 

home within 4-6 weeks. 

E. Summer Day Camp and Pre-school cancellation fees 

differ. See those activities for Specifics. 

Please see preschool handbooks for specific cancellation 

policies for the state licensed program. 

Post Office Boxes All households that have a P.O. Box 

as an address will be considered non-residents unless 

proof of Louisville residency is attached to the registration 

form (water bill, lease agreement) 

Online Registration features: 

• View classes offered 

• Secure a class space 

• Check class availability 

• Pay household balances 

• View transaction history 

• View classes you are currently registered for or class 

you have cancelled. 

• Reprint a receipt 

• Renew 10 or 20 visit passes 

Important information 

1. The City of Louisville reserves the right to cancel 

or combine classes with insufficient registration. 

If a class is cancelled, you will be notified prior to 

the first class and will receive a full refund, credit 

or transfer to another class. 

2. Please note class age restrictions. Many classes 

are not suitable for students outside the designated 

age range. Participants outside the specific 

age group will not be accepted into class. 

VISIT US @ 

www.louisvillerecreation.com 

& “LIKE” US 

on Facebook 

www.louisvillerecreation.com | May - August 2012 

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Registration 

FIRST PARTICIPANT (please print) 

Parent/Guardian Last Name_____________________________________First Name__________________________________ 

Participant’s Last Name________________________________________ First Name_______________________________________________ 

Email Address_____________________________ Male/Female Date of Birth ____/____/____ Age_______ Grade (12/13)___________ 

Address________________________________________City/Zip_____________________________________________ 

Home Phone___________________________Cell Phone___________________________Emergency Phone__________________________ 

CLASS CODE SESSION NO. DAY/DATES TIME CLASS TITLE FEE ALT. CLASS CODE 

SECOND PARTICIPANT (please print) 

SUBTOTAL 

Participant’s Last Name________________________________________ First Name_______________________________________________ 

Male/Female Date of Birth ____/____/____ Age_______ Grade (12/13)______ 

CLASS CODE SESSION NO. DAY/DATES TIME CLASS TITLE FEE ALT. CLASS CODE 

SUBTOTAL 

Refunds must be requested one week before classes start. Cancellations 

after that time will result in 100% class fee surcharge. Please 

choose classes carefully! A service charge of $5 per class will be assessed 

on all cancellations, unless cancellations are due to low enrollment. 

For team selection purposes, please let us know what school your 

children attends: 

Name___________________________________________________ 

School__________________________________________________ 

YOUTH SPORTS INFORMATION: What are your preference practice days 

(We do not guarantee) M T W TH F 

Would you like to be a coach for this sport? YES NO 

Acknowledgement and Assumption of Risk: In registering for the above-listed program(s) 

of the Louisville Department of Parks and Recreation, I realize that participation in recreation 

programs, fitness classes, sports leagues and other parks or recreation activities are or may 

be dangerous and do or may involve risks, including but not limited to risks of bodily injury, 

personal injury, death, and property loss or damage. I realize that these risks include without 

limitation potential physical injury or death from causes such as use, misuse or malfunction 

of recreation equipment: vehicle accident: slipping, falling or colliding with objects or 

other participants, and from a variety of other foreseeable and unforeseeable circumstances 

connected with parks or recreation activities. By this agreement, I hereby voluntarily agree 

to assume all such risks of injury, death, loss or damage arising out of or related to my engaging 

in or spectating at such programs and activities, regardless of cause. 

Waiver and Release of Liability: By this agreement, I hereby waive, exempt, release and 

discharge the City of Louisville, its officers, employees, insurers, instructors, volunteers, 

officials, coaches, sponsors, partners or representatives, from any and all claims, demands 

and actions of any kind for any bodily injury, personal injury, death, property damage or 

other damage or loss that may occur in any way as a result of engaging in or spectating 

at the above-listed recreation program(s), regardless of whether or not caused by the act, 

omission, negligence or other fault of the City, its officers, employees or any other of the 

above-listed persons or entities, or any other cause. 

Indemnification: By this agreement, I further hereby voluntarily agree to indemnify and hold 

harmless the City of Louisville, its officers, employees, insurers, instructors, volunteers, officials, 

coaches, sponsors, partners or representatives, from and against all liabilities, claims 

and demands, including any third party claims for injury, death, loss, or damage resulting 

from my participation, to the extent such liabilities, claims or demands are the result my own 

negligence or intentionally misconduct, or that of my minor child. 

Name___________________________________________________ 

School__________________________________________________ 

Consent for Publicity and Cancellation Advisement: I authorize and consent to the 

publication, whether by television, newsprint, written advertisements, website or internet 

posting or otherwise, of all or any portion of participant’s name and any picture or 

image of participant taken in connection engaging in or spectating at any activity of the 

Louisville Parks and Recreation Department. 

I acknowledge there is a $5 cancellation fee for each program for cancellations 

with a 7 days’ notice. No refunds for cancellations with less than 7 days notice. 

Summer and Pre-school prices differ. 

Parent Agreement (For Participant Under 18 Years Old): I acknowledge that I am the 

parent of the above-named participant as the term “parent” is defined in C.R.S. Section 

33-32-107(2)(b), and, in addition to execution of the foregoing on behalf of the participant 

and myself, I hereby waive and release any prospective claim of the participant against 

the City of Louisville, its officers, employees, insurers, instructors, volunteers, officials, 

coaches, sponsors, partners or representatives for negligence, to the extent provided by 

C.R.S. Section 33-32-107(3), in connection with the participant’s engaging in or spectating 

at the above-listed program(s). 

I have read and understand the above stated class cancellation policy. 

Participant/Guardian Signature:___________________________________ 

Date:_________________________ 

Credit Card Number___________/___________/___________/__________ 

3-Digit Security #______________Expiration Date____________________ 

Received: 

CHECK / CASH / CHARGE 


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Yo u t h & Teen 

Saturday, Sept. 22 

9 - 11:30am 

Pack up your “trash” because it is someone 

else’s “treasure.” You’re the shopkeeper! Peddle 

your wares for extra cash. Bikes, sporting 

equipment, books, clothes, toys, etc. Vendors 

must be 18 and younger. Usable treasures 

only, please. 

Register Early! 

SPACE IS limited! 

Vendors please read the garage sale tips letter 

at www.louisvillerecreation.com when 

you register. 

For more info contact Mandy at 

(303) 335-4902 or mandyp@louisvilleco.gov 

Registration Number: 

32020-1 

$7 / table (resident), 

$10 / table (non-resident) 

Saturday, September 1 

LOUISVILLE COMMUNITY PARK 

955 Bella Vista 

Proceeds benefit area charitable organizations 

supporting Louisville Seniors, promoting literacy, 

cultural arts and preserving Louisville history. 

5K RUN/WALK 

Race Starts 

at 8am 


- Reg #20003-1 

- $30 after 8/17 

and Race Day 

KIDS 

FUN RUN 

10 MILE 

Ages 4-10 - Starts at 9am 

Race Starts 

at 7am 


- Reg #20005-1 

- $40 after 8/17 

and Race Day 

- One half mile around Community Park 

- Fees: $10 - Reg #20004-1 

- No placement awards will be given 

- Kids can run with or without parents 

(only kids need to register) 

- Kids run does not include breakfast 

Register at the Louisville Recreation/ 

Senior Center, www.louisvillerecreation.com 

or www.active.com 

For information, call Kathy Martin 303-335-4903 

or Katie Beasley 303-335-4914. 

RACE DAY REGISTRATION 

will be accepted on site up to 30 minutes before race 

starts: 6:30am for 10 mile and 7:30am for 5K. 

Entry Fee includes: T-shirt, pancake breakfast, 1st and 

2nd place awards for each age category, overall male and 

female winners 

No dogs or strollers on 10-mile course. 

COALCREEKCROSSING.ORG

Dessert and a Bedtime Story 

with Santa! 

Wednesday, December 19 • Ages 8 & younger 

Join us for a cozy and magical holiday event. Live music, sweet treats, a 

story and time to visit with Santa and his Elves, a keepsake ornament and 

other fun surprises. Kids, wear your PJs. Parents, bring your camera! 

Hurry! Spaces go fast for this seasonal favorite! 

CODE sess date Time FEE 

32024 1 W 12/19 5:30-6:30pm $7/$9 Youth 

32024 2 W 12/19 5:30-6:30pm $1/$2 Adult 

32024 3 W 12/19 7-8pm $7/$9 Youth 

32024 4 W 12/19 7-8pm $1/$2 Adult 

All adults and youth must register in advance.Infants, 6 months and younger, 

may attend free with a registered sibling. 

Youth Crafters 

& Bakers Wanted! 

Wed., December 19 A fun way to earn extra 

money for the holidays. Sell homebaked goodies or craft 

items. Limited space - register early! Ages 18 and under 

only, please. Check our website for Bake Sale Tips for Success 

under the “?” when you register. All tables must be set 

up an ready to go at 5pm or we reserve the right to resell 

your table and no refund will be given. We count on your 

timely participation. Thank you. 

CODE sess table FEE 

32025 1 3 ft. Card Table $3R / $5NR 

32025 2 6 ft. Table $5R / $7NR 

Youth Craft & Bake Sale! 

Wednesday, Dec. 19 • 5:00-7:30pm 

Come support Louisville’s young aspiring crafters and bakers 

by doing some holiday shopping at this great event.

RECREATION - Louisville Recreation & Senior Center

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