2021 Feb/Mar Activity Guide

FEB/MAR 2021 ISSUE LAFAYETTE RECREATION & SENIOR SERVICES ACTIVITY GUIDE lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | (303)665-0469 2021 SUMMER DAY CAMP See page 16! 303-665-0469 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | Feb/Mar 2021 1

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WELCOME Hello! Welcome to Spring 2021. After a long DIRECTORY disruption, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are excited to share our new brochure with you! Over General Information …………………… 3-7 the past 11 months, we’ve all learned a lot. Here at   Hours & Fees…………………………… 4-5 the Bob Burger Recreation Center, we’ve worked   Registration info ……………………… 5 hard to learn how to safely operate facilities and   Connect with us ……………………… 6 programs in compliance with health department   Amenities ……………………………… 7 guidelines. Come check us out – you won’t be Special Events …………………………… 8-9 disappointed! Aquatics…………………………………… 10-11   Youth Swim Lessons…………………… 10-11 As you look through this brochure, you’ll notice Sports ……………………………………… 12-15 there is a new look and feel. The design provides a   Youth Sports …………………………… 12-13 more fluid way to search for programs, as well as   Adult Sports …………………………… 14-15 to link to our reservation page for ease of shopping. Youth Programs ………………………… 16-17   Summer Day Camp ………………… 16 Included in this brochure are programs and   Cheer/Tumbling ……………………… 17 activities for February and March 2021. Look for Fitness……………………………………… 18-23 our Summer 2021 Brochure that will be released   Drop-in ………………………………… 18-19 digitally at the end of March. Our Summer   Session-based ………………………… 20-21 brochure will showcase our programs, activities,   Teen Fitness …………………………… 22 and summer facility options available from April through August. Personal Training …………………… 23 Senior Services…………………………… 24-33 If you haven’t been into the Bob Burger Recreation Parks & Open Space …………………… 34-35 Center or participated in any programs, now’s Policies …………………………………… 36-37 the time! We have modified our facility use and programs to conform to the current COVID safety regulations, so you can feel comfortable knowing that we consider, as we always have, participant safety to be our greatest concern. Reserve a spot to workout at the rec center in the weight rooms or on cardio equipment, make a reservation to participate in a class, play racquetball, swim laps or play in one of our pools. We look forward to seeing you! For the latest COVID guidelines click on this link National Gold CAPRA Metal Award Accredited Winner Agency 2002 & 2014 303-665-0469 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | Feb/Mar 2021 3

HOURS & ADMISSION BOB L. BURGER RECREATION CENTER 111 W. Baseline Road, Lafayette, CO 80026 | (303)665-0469 | lafayetteco.gov/Recreation CENTER HOURS HOLIDAY CLOSURES & HOURS Monday - Thursday 5am-8pm Easter Closed Friday 5am-5pm Saturday 7am-2:30pm Sunday 8am-2pm SEE PAGE 24 FOR SENIOR SERVICES HOURS FEES DAILY 20 VISIT CARD* ANNUAL PASS HOUSEHOLD PASS*** ADULT (18-54) $5.75 $92 $400 Buy 1 pass get each YOUTH (2-11) additional pass of equal TEEN (12-17) $4 $64 $220 or lesser value at 50% SENIOR (55+) off. (teen pass is not eligible for FAMILY (2 adults & $4 $64 $100** 2 kids) discount) GROUP (all ages) $4 $64 $220 $15 Family rate is valid Sat & Sun from noon-close ONLY. $3.75 Group reservations are available for large, organized groups such as school field trips or daycare. Reservations are GENERAL INFO required 1 week in advance. For more information, please call (303)665-0469. *20 visit cards are non-refundable. **Teen passes not discounted as part of Household pass option. ****Household passes are for members residing in the same address. Se habla español con Flora Kemp las horas de 9am-4pm, de lunes a viernes, o llame al (303)661-1474. 4 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

REDUCED RATES GENERAL INFO The City of Lafayette provides a program for eligible participants, which will reduce fees for youth by 50% for activities sponsored by the Recreation Department*, as well as reduce the daily admission fee by 50%. The reduced rate program is available to all Lafayette Residents meeting one of the following guidelines: • TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES (TANF) • SUPPLEMENTAL SOCIAL SECURITY INCOME (S.S. I. OR S.S.D.) • W.I.C. RECIPIENTS • SECTION 8 OR PUBLIC HOUSING • MEDICAID RECIPIENTS • CHILD HEALTH PLAN PLUS (CHP+) • FOOD STAMPS • FREE LUNCH PROGRAM *Activities with a • before the name DO NOT qualify for Reduced Rates. Reduced rates do not apply to Senior Center services or activities. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: lafayetteco.gov/ReducedRate REGISTRATION ONLINE WEBTRAC REGISTRATION Registering online is quick and easy. Sign up or sign in, view classes, pay balances and more. lafayetteco.gov/Registration WALK-IN You may register in person at the front desk of the Bob Burger Recreation Center during regular business hours. We accept the following payment methods: cash, check, credit card, money order, and/or household credit balance. CLASS CONFIRMATION Please provide your e-mail address on the registration form. Please review your receipt carefully. Contact the Recreation Center immediately if there is a problem. REGISTRATION INFORMATION 1) The Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel or combine any class due to an insufficient number of participants. You will be notified prior to the first class if it has been cancelled and you will receive a full refund, credit or transfer to another class. 2) Late fees: Any youth sports registration not received by the registration deadline, will be assessed a $10 late fee. Payment will be taken (check or credit card) for youth league wait list registrations, but will not be processed until the child is placed on a team. CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY We strive for positive experiences and excellence in everything we do. If you cancel from a class, you must request the cancellation seven days prior to the start of the class in order to receive a 75% refund. Day Camp deposits and Preschool/ B.A.S.E. registration fees are non-refundable. ► Class transfers are subject to a $5.00 transfer fee. ► All cancellations initiated by the participant must be approved by the program supervisor, and will be assessed a 25% cancellation fee. ► NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS will be given for cancellations, initiated by or for the participant, made less than seven days before the start of class. Refunds will be issued in the form of a check or credit card (depending on method of payment) or a household credit balance. LAFAYETTE RESIDENT To qualify for the resident fee, participants must reside within the corporate boundaries of the City of Lafayette. lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 5

CONNECT WITH US PHONE DIRECTORY SOCIAL MEDIA Recreation Center Front Desk 303-665-0469 Like us on Facebook: PROS Director Monte Stevenson 303-661-1306 LafayetteRecreation Recreation Superintendent Tammy Tucker 303-661-1472 TheGOWP Guest Services Supervisor Kevin Kroncke 303-661-1466 General Programs Supervisor Becca Mack 303-661-1467 Follow us on Instagram: Aquatics Manager Scott Hickman 303-661-1465 LafayetteCOrec Senior Center Front Desk 303-665-9052 Senior Services Supervisor Dana Bellomy 303-661-1497 Follow us on Twitter: Parks, Open Space, and Golf 303-665-5506 @LafayetteRec Great Outdoors Waterpark 303-673-1303 @TheGOWP Waneka Lake Boathouse 303-673-9124 Golf Course Clubhouse 303-666-4706 BBRC Group Reservations 303-665-0469 WEBSITE CITY OFFICIALS lafayetteco.gov MAYOR Jamie Harkins MAYOR PRO-TEM Stephanie Walton The City of Lafayette website is the official municipal site that includes information about city services, CITY COUNCIL Tim Barnes departments, meetings, events, and the community. Chelsea Behanna Tonya Briggs theGOWP.com JD Magnat Brian Wong Up-to-date information for the Great Outdoors Waterpark. CITY ADMINISTRATOR Fritz Sprague GENERAL INFO NEWSLETTERS Buzz at Bob's Sign up to receive the Buzz at Bob's monthly newsletter to get the latest news from the City of Lafayette's Recreation Department delivered to your inbox. lafayetteco.gov/Newsletter Senior Spotlight Sign up to receive the Senior Center's monthly newsletter to get the latest news about Special events, trips, classes, and everything happening at our Senior Services Center. lafayetteco.gov/ NotifyMe 6 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

AMENITIES ROSE LUERAS POOL: A Five-pool complex including a leisure/therapy pool with a variety of water features, a lazy river tube ride, a 25-yard, 6-lane pool and a 150 foot water slide. CARDIO EQUIPMENT STUDIO: Scenic outdoor views featuring 17 pieces of cardiovascular equipment with both personal and shared entertainment screens. CYCLING STUDIO: Dedicated, state-of-the-art studio for cycling classes. FAMILY LOCKER ROOMS: Two cabanas are available for use by adults with young children and patrons who require assistance in the locker room. FITNESS ATRIUM: Features an extensive free weight system, Cybex Eagle selectorized machines, Stairmasters, rowing machines, treadmills and Precor Ellipticals. FUNCTIONAL TRAINING AREA: Area for functional exercises using dumbbells and barbells. GROUP FITNESS STUDIO: Designed for group fitness with mirrors, no-shock hardwood floor, and a great sound system. GYMNASIUM: A large hardwood floor, available for court sports including basketball, volleyball and pickleball. MULTI-USE ROOM: Includes a small kitchen and is used for classes, meetings and special events. RACQUETBALL COURTS: 2 full-size courts; 1 has a competition glass wall. Wallyball option available. RUNNING TRACK: 16 laps = 1 mile; cushioned oval. SAUNA/STEAM ROOM/HOT TUBS: A coed dry sauna, wet steam, indoor whirlpool and outdoor adult only hot tub. STRETCHING AREA: Area for flexibility and core exercises. GENERAL INFO lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 7

SPECIAL EVENTS LEPRECHAUN GOLD HUNT MAR. 13 | 10am-noon | BBRC COMPLEX Help the Lafayette Leprechauns find and fill their pot of gold. We have hidden gold throughout the BBRC complex- city fields, inline skate rink, walking trails etc. Gather up to 20 pieces of gold and report to the leprechaun check in station and show the leprechaun that you have found some of his gold. You will receive a clue as to where the pot-o-gold is hidden. Once found, retrieve your bundle of gold coins for you to keep. Keep your eye out for the small leprechauns hidden- find one and receive a special prize. For more family fun, register for the St. Patrick's Day coloring contest. Winners will be selected by age group for additional prizes. Coloring sheets will be distributed at the leprechaun check in station and winners will be announced on St. Patrick's Day- March 17, 2021. SPECIAL EVENTS Location: NEED TO KNOW Fees: BBRC Complex Free ACTIVITY CODE Leprechaun Gold Hunt 414615-A Coloring Contest 414615-B Click here to register. 8 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

SPECIAL EVENTS EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA MAR. 27 | WANEKA LAKE PARK | AGES 8 & UNDER Join us at Waneka Lake for some family eggstravaganza fun. Children (8 and under) can hunt for treat-filled eggs, smile their cheesiest or sweetest smiles for photos with the Easter Bunny, participate in a bunny hop relay race, and finish with a single lap family fun walk/hop around Waneka Lake family with the Easter Bunny. Registration is required. Children will be separated into groups following COVID safety guidelines. Eggs (limited to 10 per child) will be color coded for each age group and will be spread throughout Waneka Lake park. You will be eggstatic with the fun to be had at this year’s Easter Eggstravaganza! Location: NEED TO KNOW SPECIAL EVENTS Fees: Waneka Lake Park Free GROUP ACTIVITY CODE TIME Group 1 414616-A 8:30-9:45am Group 2 414616-B 10-11:15am Click here to register. lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 9

YOUTH SWIM LESSONS AQUATICS GROUP SWIM LESSONS under water independently, Front and back floats, forward movement, Safety Topics for the parent and Our group swim lessons have low student to teacher child. Pre-requisite: Child must be ready to participate ratios and are taught by Red Cross Certified instructors. in a group setting. With sessions going all year round, right now is the best Advance Dolphin Goals: Front crawl stroke, time to take the plunge into group lessons! Elementary backstroke, Breath control, Safety topics for parent and child. Pre-requisite: Floating on front and COVID-19 GUIDELINES back independently AND forward movement through the water. Lafayette's Learn to Swim Program is taking steps to Dolphin 1 Goals: Being in a class setting and going keep you and your children safe during our swim lesson under water independently. Floating, breath control programming. We adjusted our program to continue to underwater and forward movement in the water. meet your child's swimming needs. The aquatics division Pre-requisite: Child must be ready to participate in a has altered all Dolphin – Level III beginner classes to group setting. include a parent to aid the instructor using the parent Dolphin 2 Goals: Front crawl stroke with breathing and tot format. and being comfortable in deep water. Pre-requisite: Floating on front and back independently and forward NO spectators on the pool deck during swim lessons. movement through water. Dolphin 3 Goals: Improves strokes, endurance, basic WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? dives and comfort in deep water. Pre-requisite: Swim 15 yards with coordinated arm and leg movement. To ensure proper social distancing, parents are asked to participate in the class with their children, except level 4 LEVELS 2-5 (AGES 6 PLUS) swimmers (swimmers in water, instructor will remain on pool deck). Each parent will help the instructor with their Level 2 Goals: Floating, Breath control underwater child’s body position in the water to eliminate physical and forward movement in the water. Pre-requisite: contact with non-family members. Level 3 advanced - Going underwater without hesitation. level 6 does NOT need a parent in water. Level 3 Beginner Goals: Front Crawl, deep water adjustment and treading. Pre-requisite: Floating on SWIM LESSON OPTIONS front and back independently and forward movement through water. AQUA BABY (AGES 6-24 MONTHS): Develop a high Level 3 Advanced Goals: Front Crawl with breathing, comfort level in the water while at the same time training elementary backstroke, diving basics and treading. Pre- parents in water safety, and drowning prevention. Pre- requisite: Level 3 Begin. requisite: One parent must be in the water with each Level 4 Goals: Stroke work for four competitive child. Swim diapers required. strokes, plus sidestroke, and elementary backstroke, and underwater swimming. Pre-requisite: Swim 15 AQUA TOTS (AGES 24-36 MONTHS): Students will yards of front crawl with breathing. learn to float, blow bubbles, put their face in water Level 5 Goals: Increase swimming efficiency and independently and be introduced to deeper water. Pre- distance. Pre-requisite: Swim 25 yards front crawl with requisite: One parent must be in the water with each breathing, breaststroke and elementary backstroke. child. Swim diapers required. DOLPHIN BEGINNER AND ADVANCED (AGES 3-5 YEARS) Beginner Dolphin Goals: Comfort in water, Going 10 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

SWIM LESSON DETAILS TUESDAY & THURSDAY NEED TO KNOW Click here to register for swim Location: BBRC, Rose Lueras Pool lessons. Fees: R $45/ NR $55 SESSIONS DATE B1, B2 Feb. 2-25 C1, C2 *Mar. 2 - Apr. 1 D1, D2 Apr. 6-29 *No lessons Mar. 23 & 25 MORNING LESSONS EVENING LESSONS (cont.) AQUA BABY/ AQUA TOTS Time LEVEL 2 Time Activity Code Session 10:05-10:35am Activity Code Session 110116 B1, C1, D1 Time 110106 B1, C1, D1 4:15-4:45pm 9:25-9:55am DOLPHIN BEGINNERS LEVEL 3 ADVANCED Time Activity Code Session Activity Code Session 4:15-4:45pm 110190 B1, C1, D1 110108 B1, C1, D1 DOLPHIN ADVANCED Time LEVEL 3 BEGINNER Time Activity Code Session 8:45-9:15am Activity Code Session 4:55-5:25pm 10:45-11:15am 110195 B1, C1, D1 110107 B1, C1, D1 Time Time 5:35-6:05pm 110195 B2, C2, D2 4:55-5:25pm LEVEL 4 Activity Code Session Time EVENING LESSONS Time 6:15-6:45pm 5:35-6:05pm 110109 B1, C1, D1 DOLPHIN 1 Activity Code Session LEVEL 5 Activity Code Session 110102 B1, C1, D1 DOLPHIN 2 110110 B1, C1, D1 Activity Code Session 110103 B1, C1, D1 DOLPHIN 3 Time Activity Code Session 6:15-6:45pm 110104 B1, C1, D1 AQUATICS lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 11

YOUTH SPORTS SPRING SOCCER Get your soccer shoes laced and ready to go! If you are in K-8th grade, join in the fun playing in a 6-week, 4 v 4 spring soccer season. For safety, this program will follow COVID guidelines. The 4 v 4 format will consist of a group 24 players with 6 players per team. Games will be played within the same group of 24 kids. More groups in each division may be added if needed. Due to program constraints, day of practice and carpool requests will not be considered. Please anticipate being flexible with either a M/W or T/Th practice schedule. Twice weekly practices begin the week of March 29th. Games start April 3. ▶ VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED. Please email Mark Fitzgerald with the Athletics Division. ▶ Registration Deadline: March 14 or when full. ▶ Registration will begin on Monday, February 8. GRADES K-8 NEED TO KNOW Practice Location: Lafayette Parks Practice Days: M/W or T/Th Season Dates: Mar. 29 - May 8 Fees: R $63 / NR $73 Game Days Saturdays CATEGORY ACTIVITY # SPORTS K-1 Girls 312520-A K-1 Boys 312521-A 2nd/3rd Girls 312522-A 2nd/3rd Boys 312523-A 4th/5th Girls 312524-A 4th/5th Boys 312525-A 6th/8th Girls 312526-A 6th/8th Boys 312527-A 12 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

SPRING PEE WEE SOCCER SKILLS CLINIC Lace up those soccer cleats and come join us on the field! This instructional program will focus on teaching the skills of soccer and help your child advance into league play. Participants must be 4-5 years old to participate. These little kickers will have fun learning from our instructors. This will be a 3 week program with practices twice a week. We will follow all COVID protocols and more information will be given upon registration. ▶ Program registration will begin Monday, February 22. ▶ Registration Deadline: March 21 or when full. AGES 4-5 NEED TO KNOW Location: City Park Ball Fields Season Dates: Mar. 29 - Apr. 15 Fees: R $40 / NR $50 Click here to DAY TIME ACTIVITY # register for soccer. 312510-A Mon & Wed 3:30-4pm 312510-B 312510-C Mon & Wed 4:10-4:40pm Mon & Wed 5-5:30pm DAY TIME ACTIVITY # Tue & Thu 3:30-4pm 312511-A Tue & Thu 4:10-4:40pm 312511-B Tue & Thu 5-5:30pm 312511-C \"Soccer players with goals succeed because they know where they're going.\" – Felicity Luckey SPORTS lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 13

ADULT SPORTS SPRING COED SOFTBALL Enjoy the outdoors, amazing weather, and friends. Play in the Spring/Summer Softball League with a 10 game format. Games will be played in the early afternoons/evenings on Sundays. League play begins April 18th. A maximum of 12 players will be allowed per team to follow current health guidelines. Rule changes will be adapted to follow all COVID protocols. Be sure to register early, as these leagues will fill quickly. ▶ Registration Begins: Feb. 22 ▶ Interested teams should email Mark Fitzgerald with the Athletics Division. ▶ Registration Deadline: Apr. 4 or when full. NEED TO KNOW Location: LaMont Does Ballfield Season Dates: Apr. 18 - Jul. 18 Fees: $600 SPORTS 14 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

SPRING WOMEN'S SOCCER Come join us on the field for Women's Soccer this Spring. Games will be played on Friday nights from 5:30-6:30pm with a maximum of 20 players. This will be a 6 game schedule ending on May 14. ▶ Registration Begins: Feb. 22 ▶ Registration Deadline: Apr. 4 or when full. NEED TO KNOW Location: City Park Field 4 Season Dates: Apr. 9 - May 14 Fees: R $54 / NR $64 Games: Fridays, 5:30-6:30pm Activity # 312530-A Click on the activity # to register. \"There's no better feeling than stepping out on the field and stunning them all by doing what none of them thought you could do.\" – Alex Morgan SPORTS lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 15

Grab your sunscreen, water bottle, sense of adventure and exploration, the fun is about to begin! Join us at Happy Trails Summer Day Camp where Click here to exploration is boundless. Learn a new activity, register. splash around in the pool, make friends, engage in active play, peek into the world of science and SESSIONS art, be silly, messy, and be ready for adventure. This camp has something for everyone! A: June 7-11 B: June 14-18 NEED TO KNOW C: June 21-25 D: June 28 - July 2 Location: Pioneer Elementary E: July 5 - 9 F: July 12 - 16 Time: 7:30am-6pm G: July 19 - 23 H: July 26 - 30 Pre-camp care: 7:30-9am I: August 2 - 6 Post camp care: 4-6pm Fee Activity # Full Time R $175 NR $185 424000 3 days M/W/F R $120 NR $130 424001 2 days T/Th R $80 NR $90 424002 Registration Opens Feb. 8 Res Feb. 15 NRes $50 non refundable deposit per week at registration For questions email Becca Mack. Click here to download the registration form.

CHEER/ TUMBLING PRESCHOOL POM/TUMBLING PERFORMANCE & TUMBLING This new class is designed for our little ones to This high energy Recreational Cheerleading Team is Dance/ Cheer their little hearts out with pom poms. designed to help you learn jumps, Motions, Stunts, This class is designed to help your child learn Dance AND TUMBLING through sportsmanship motions, dance and tumbling. A fun filled high and teamwork. Each session our Cheer Team will be energy class with obstacle courses while learning performing in house or at a Community event. Poms front rolls, handstands etc. Practicing body control provided and a $15 cheer shirt fee due at first class. and improving strength, flexibility, balance and coordination. NEED TO KNOW NEED TO KNOW Location: Cheer Central Sun 1754 Panorama Pt., Lafayette Location: Cheer Central Sun 1754 Panorama Pt., Lafayette Day & Time: Monday, 5-5:55pm Day & Time: Monday, 3-3:45pm Ages: 3-6 Ages: 5-12 *No class Mar. 22 *No class Mar. 22 SESSION ACTIVITY # FEE R $80 / NR $90 SESSION ACTIVITY # FEE Feb. 15- Mar. 29* 313902-B R $55 / NR $65 Feb. 15 - Mar. 29* 313900-B R $80 / NR $90 Apr. 5-26 313900-C R $55 / NR $65 Apr. 5 - Apr. 26 313902-C NINJAS HYA! This Six week High Energy Class is sure to bring out your child's inner Ninja. They will be challenged with obstacle courses/tumbling and create a special Ninja identity. NEED TO KNOW Location: Cheer Central Sun YOUTH PROGRAMS 1754 Panorama Pt., Lafayette Day & Time: Monday, 4-4:45pm Ages: 3-7 *No class Mar. 22 SESSION ACTIVITY # FEE R $80 / NR $90 Feb. 15 - Mar. 29* 313901-B R $55 / NR $65 Apr. 5-26 313901-C lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 17

DROP-IN FITNESS Use your annual pass, punch card, or pay the daily visit fee. Pre-registration is required for in-person and virtual classes. Ages 12-14 may participate with the supervision of an adult/guardian, otherwise ages 15+. Check with your doctor prior to starting a fitness program. FITNESS MIND/BODY CLASSES class is unique, with creative and sometimes playful sequences. All Vinyasa classes will focus on connecting HATHA YOGA (in-person/virtual) movements with breath rhythm. Hatha yoga is the fundamental system of yoga that YOGA NIDRA (in-person) focuses on the pairing of poses with breathing technique. Hatha yoga uses the practice of the poses to rinse out This is form of guided meditation is also known as “yogic the body and build the physical strength and endurance sleep” or “effortless relaxation”. It is practiced lying down, required to spend long periods of time in meditation. drawing our attention inward. As your mind moves between Once the Hatha yoga practice is complete, the ideal the states of wakefulness and sleep, and your body finds its mind body harmony has been created to facilitate deep, natural state of equilibrium (homeostasis). From here, we relaxing meditation. can be healed, restored, and awakened to our deepest, all- knowing, all-welcoming self. PILATES (in-person) YIN YOGA (in-person) Each class will work to balance all muscle groups’ strength and flexibility, with an emphasis on challenging Yin yoga is a quiet contemplative practice that targets the the core muscles with each movement. Modifications deepest connective tissues of the body, rather than the are suggested for beginners or for those with physical muscles, with passive, longer-held poses. Energetically, limitations. Pilates mat is a challenging yet safe method Yin enhances the flow of chi (energy) in the organs. To be to sculpt your body and to feel increased agility in your healthy, we need healthy organs as well as healthy muscles. everyday movements. Yin yoga offers wonderful emotional and mental health benefits. RELAXING YOGA (in-person) AQUA FITNESS Remove the stress from your day by slowly and mindfully moving through traditional yoga poses SHALLOW WATER AEROBICS (in-person) while coordinating your movement with your breath to promote deep relaxation and a healthy body and mind. This low-impact class uses water's natural resistance for Relaxing Yoga is done primarily on the floor to help minimal stress on the joints to promote fitness/toning and reduce unnecessary strain and put the mind and body at increase energy. ease. Restorative yoga can help calm the nervous system and reduce the tension of the body. LAND FITNESS VINYASA FLOW (in-person/virtual) BODYPUMP™ (in-person/virtual) Vinyasa means to move with the breath. Vinyasa is a BODYPUMP™ is a barbell workout for anyone looking to get style of yoga focusing on the transition of poses strung lean, toned and fit – fast. Using light to moderate weights together into one fluid sequence of movement. Each with lots of repetition, BODYPUMP™ gives you a total 18 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

body workout. It will burn calories and increase your core strength and improve bone health. Instructors will coach you through the scientifically proven moves and techniques pumping out encouragement, motivation and great music – helping you achieve much more than on your own! CARDIO STEP (in-person) What will you have achieved by the end of this class? SILVERSNEAKERS® CLASSIC (in-person) Calories burned, legs and butt toned and shaped, coordination and agility improved! You will improve Move your whole body through a complete series of seated your brain and body with a choreographed cardiovascular and standing yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely routine, a short upper body weight section and ab work. perform a variety of seated and standing postures designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement. CYCLE 45 (in-person/virtual) Restorative breathing exercises and final relaxation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity. Come enjoy the 45 minute ride. Whether you are riding for cardiovascular health or training for a race this class SILVERSNEAKERS® STABILITY(in-person) will get you there! These classes provide something for everyone: intervals, rolling hills, sprints, and climbs all to Movements taught in class focus on specific exercises to motivating and inspiring music. Along the way you will improve strength and power around the ankle, knee and burn calorie and increase endurance. hip joints, while improving your reaction time. This class is designed for fall prevention and is suitable for nearly every CYCLE & CORE (in-person/virtual) fitness level. A high intensity, 60 minute class with pure spin, and core SILVERSNEAKERS® YOGA (in-person) specific work. We’ll begin with cycling – riding to the rhythm of powerful music. Then we’ll hit the floor for Move your whole body through a complete series of seated work focusing on the abs and lower back. This class can be and standing yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely adapted for any level of fitness. perform a variety of seated and standing postures designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement. TRX SUSPENSION (in-person) Restorative breathing exercises and final relaxation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity. A fast, effective, total-body workout leveraging body weight to perform hundreds of exercises. If that isn’t enough, Find Young at Heart programs on Page 26. you can also build a rock-solid core and increase muscular endurance! This class benefits people of all fitness levels Participant safety is always our focus. COVID-19 because you can control how much you want to challenge protocols will be followed: physical distancing will yourself on each exercise simply by adjusting your body be required, there will be no shared equipment, position. any equipment used will be sanitized after class. Face coverings are required for all participants ZUMBA® (in-person) and instructor. Perfect for everybody and every body! Each Zumba® class Click here to register for is designed to bring people together and sweat it out. We an in-person class. take the \"work\" out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. Once the Latin and World rhythms take over, you'll see why Zumba® Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Super effective? Check. Super fun? Check and check. HIIT (in-person/virtual) High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is 30 minutes Click here to register for FITNESS of total body, heart pumping, aerobic and body weight a virtual class strength conditioning. This class is a great option for anyone looking to quickly burn calories and reduce fat, Click here for a print-out improve endurance and overall fitness level. Short bursts fitness schedule. of intense effort are alternated with moderate to low, active recovery. Beginners to seasoned exercises will be challenged by this class with various options to scale the workout to your fitness level. lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 19

SESSION BASED FITNESS OUTDOOR BOOTCAMP HIIT TRAINER PODS This bootcamp style HIIT class will target your This dynamic and affordable circuit-style entire body through dynamic movement, while training program is for ALL abilities. Personal integrating the four best fitness essentials: Trainer Pods allow for four-seven participants cardio, core, resistance, and flexibility. The class to be paired with one personal trainer for is held outside at the softball fields to the west customized workouts. Each participant will of the Bob Burger Recreation Center (BBRC) and work out in their own individual “pod” where taught by Amy Francis. they have access to all of the equipment that they need. Sessions are structured so Location: NEED TO KNOW that participants are working on the same Days: City Park Ball Fields movements (with variations provided for all Time Mon/Wed/Fri levels) at the same time, and the coach is able to Fees: 9-10am provide feedback on form. Personal Trainer Pods SESSION R $65 / NR $75 are designed to give you all of the benefits that Feb. 1-26 ACTIVITY # come with personal training, but at a fraction of Mar. 1-31 515012-B the cost. Build your pod – and get connected to 515012-C others who share similar interests NEED TO KNOW Location: Bob Burger Rec Center Days: Tues/Thur Time: 5:30-6:15am Fees: R $240 / NR $250 SESSION ACTIVITY # Mar. 2 - Apr. 8 515115-B FITNESS Participant safety is always our focus. COVID-19 protocols will be followed: physical distancing will be required, there will be no shared equipment, any equipment used will be sanitized after class. Face coverings are required for all participants and instructor. 20 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

FITNESS MEETUP - PERSONAL TRAINER 100 MILE MARCH MADNESS IN THE PARK Are you looking to get ready for summer? Do Participate in a high-energy, physically you want to feel better about yourself? Do you distanced, strength and conditioning-based need a fitness challenge? If you answered yes workout outside in a park. This class is sure to any, or all, of these questions, this is the to get your heart pumping and sweat flowing! program for you. Walk, run, cycle, swim, take Reap the benefits of increasing strength and fitness classes, or even march your way to 100 stamina, improving muscle tone, burning lots miles. Complete 3.2 miles a day, your way, to of calories, meeting new friends, and increasing log 100 miles in March. The best way to stay self-esteem while decreasing stress. Please committed to fitness is to set goals, and staying dress for the weather. committed to fitness helps you feel better physically, mentally, and emotionally. Location: NEED TO KNOW You must have a valid membership or a punch Days: pass to use the Bob Burger Recreation Center. Time: Waneka Lake Park Fees: Dates: NEED TO KNOW Saturday Time: Mar. 1-31 SESSION 11am-noon Fees: Feb. 20 R $13 / NR $23 Activity # BBRC open hours Mar. 20 ACTIVITY # 515014-C Free 515014-D 515411-A Click on the activity # to register for any \"Let the enthusiasm and of these classes. energy of the group be your fuel.\" –Susan Trainor FITNESS lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 21

TEEN FITNESS STRENGTH & CONDITIONING FOR MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL Calling all middle and high school online class takers, athletes in the offseason, and anyone else who needs to MOVE! Strength and Conditioning for Middle or High School, designed and taught by a certified personal trainer, will improve all fitness levels by focusing on the foundations: mobility, stability, strength, endurance, power, speed, agility, and performance. Participants will engage in a variety of exercises to develop or improve their own fitness foundation improving sports or everyday activities. NEED TO KNOW Location: BBRC GYM Fees: R $65 / NR $75 SESSION DAY TIME ACTIVITY # Feb. 1-24 Mon/Wed 5-6pm 515304-D FEB. 3-26 Wed/Fri 4-5pm 515304-F FITNESS Click on the activity # to register for any of these classes. 22 Feb/Mar 2021 | SENIOR SERVICES | 303-665-9052



SENIOR SERVICES Lafayette Senior Services offers free and Contact us via phone 303-665-9052 or low cost outings, enrichment, wellness, email at [email protected] resource, educational and transportation for more information or to inquire about programs and services to people age 55 additional resources available. and above. Our array of programs foster If you do not have a computer or do fun, engagement, health, intellectual not understand how to log onto virtual stimulation, and offer tools and support programs, please reach out. to help you age well and enjoy life. The Lafayette Senior Center, located at Residents younger than age 55 may 103 S. Iowa Avenue. At this time due to register for select programs on a space the pandemic, the Senior Center is open available basis and non-resident rates may for limited activities and programs. We apply. continue to offer programming virtual, hybrid, and all fitness programs have been moved to the Recreation Center. Most updated information is located on the website or sign up for the Senior Spotlight newsletter. SENIOR SERVICES 24 Feb/Mar 2021 | SENIOR SERVICES | 303-665-9052

LAFAYETTE SENIOR SERVICES 103 S. Iowa Ave, Lafayette, CO 80026 | (303)665-9052 | lafayetteco.gov/Seniors CENTER HOURS TABLE OF CONTENTS 22-23 24 By appointment only General Information 25-27 Activities 28 HOLIDAY CLOSURES & HOURS Fitness 29-30 Wellness 31 Presidents Day Closed Resources Enrichment Easter Closed CONNECT WITH US WEBSITE lafayetteco.gov/Seniors Find the latest information about Senior Services, health and fitness, activities, events, social activities and more. NEWSLETTERS Senior Spotlight Sign up to receive the Senior Center's monthly newsletter to get the latest news about Special events, trips, classes, and everything happening at our Senior Services Center. lafayetteco.gov/ NotifyMe SENIOR SERVICES lafayetteco.gov/Seniors | Feb/Mar 2021 25

ACTIVITIES SENIOR SERVICES LAFAYETTE VIRTUAL BOOK SENIOR SOCIAL HOUR - CLUBS VIRTUAL BOOK CLUB Join us and connect with other seniors in the community every Thursday at 1pm. Book Club Meet once a month on the Visit with several of your peers virtually 2nd Friday to talk about a pre-selected in the comfort of your home. If you book. Join us even if you haven’t finished would like to be part of the Senior Social reading the book! Hour email Dana Bellomy. Email Heide Barrowman or click on this WHATEVER'S CRAFTING link for more information or to join this GROUP - VIRTUAL book club. Join us and connect with other MYSTERY BOOK CLUB whatever crafters in the community on Wednesday's at 9:30-10:30am. Visit Meet once a month on the 1st Friday with several of your peers virtually in to talk about a pre-selected book of the comfort of your home. If you would the mystery genre. Join us even if you like to be a part of the Whatever's group haven’t finished reading the book! email [email protected]. Email Heide Barrowman or click on PUZZLE CHECK-OUT this link for more information or to PROGRAM join this book club. Puzzles are now available for check out LUNCH BUDDIES - VIRTUAL at the Senior Center. Contact staff at [email protected] or 303- Meet new people while enjoying lunch 665-9052. from the comfort of your own home via Zoom. Lunches take place from TRIPS & TOURS 11am-12:45pm on the third Tuesday of the month. If you would like to be a Click on this link to see our current part of the Lunch Buddies group email virtual tour options. [email protected]. Zoom meetings will be emailed. SPECIAL EVENTS Click on this link to see our current virtual Special Events coming up. 26 Feb/Mar 2021 | SENIOR SERVICES | 303-665-9052

FITNESS We offer fitness options to suit everyone's need including SilverSneakers®, in-person, and virtual classes. SILVERSNEAKERS® YOGA Move your whole body through a complete series of seated and standing SILVERSNEAKERS® STABILITY yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of seated Movements taught in class focus on and standing postures designed to specific exercises to improve strength increase flexibility, balance and range and power around the ankle, knee and of movement. Restorative breathing hip joints, while improving your reaction exercises and final relaxation will time. This class is designed for fall promote stress reduction and mental prevention and is suitable for nearly clarity. every fitness level. DAY TIME LOCATION DAY TIME LOCATION Wednesday 10-11am BBRC, gym Monday 10-11am BBRC, gym Register here to participate. Register here to participate. SILVERSNEAKERS® CLASSIC Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activities for daily living. Handheld weights, elastic tubing with handles and a SilverSneaker® ball SENIOR SERVICES are offered for resistance. A chair is available if needed for seated or standing support. DAY TIME LOCATION Monday 11:15am-12:15pm BBRC, gym Friday 10:45-11:45am BBRC, gym Register here to participate. lafayetteco.gov/Seniors | Feb/Mar 2021 27

YOUNG AT HEART YOGA FLOW THURSDAY TRACKERS This is the virtual version of Meet others who want to take a walk around old town Lafayette or one of our SilverSneakers® Yoga. Move your whole local Open Space/parks. At the end of the walk, we usually meet at a coffee body through a complete series of shop to enjoy refreshments. Walk times vary according to the group, location of seated and standing yoga poses. Chair walk, and weather (45-60 minutes). If you have walking sticks, feel free to bring support is offered to safely perform a them. Meet outside the Senior Center. variety of seated and standing postures NEED TO KNOW designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement. Restorative breathing exercises and final relaxation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity. Location: Senior Center DAY TIME LOCATION Day Thursday Wednesday 8:30-9:45am virtual Time 9-10am Register here to participate. Fee $4 YOUNG AT HEART AEROBIC FLOW SESSION ACTIVITY # This is the virtual version of Feb. 11 616004-B SilverSneakers® Classic. Have fun and Mar. 11 616004-C move to the music through a variety of Apr. 8 616004-D exercises designed to increase muscular Click here to register. strength, range of movement and activities of daily living. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a SilverSneakers® ball are offered for resistance. A chair is available if needed for seated or standing support. DAY TIME LOCATION Tuesday 9-10am virtual Thursday 9-10am virtual Register here to participate. SENIOR SERVICES 28 Feb/Mar 2021 | SENIOR SERVICES | 303-665-9052

TAI CHI FORM - HYBRID* TAI CHI 1 - HYBRID* Tai Chi Form will cover the first third of Tai Chi is exercise that is easy and the form with just a little meditation and gentle. Tai Chi develops body awareness warm-up. Class is open to anyone, any that can help balance. It encourages one experience level welcome. to be healthy and mobile to maintain their independence and lead full lives. NEED TO KNOW It is exercise that is great for newbies, older people and people who don’t like Location: BBRC, group fitness studio to sweat too much. Day Wednesday NEED TO KNOW Time 11am-noon Fee R $30 / NR $36 Location: BBRC, group fitness studio SESSION ACTIVITY # Day Thursday Feb. 10-Mar. 3 616002-B Time 6:30-7:30pm Mar. 17-Apr. 7 616002-C Fee R $30 Res / NR $36 Apr. 21-May 12 616002-D SESSION ACTIVITY # Click here to register. Feb. 11- Mar. 4 616000-B Mar. 18-Apr. 8 616000-C \"Tai Chi Chuan, the great Apr. 22- May 13 616000-D ultimate, strengthens the weak, raises the sick, invigorates the Click here to register. debilitated, and encourages TAI CHI 2 - HYBRID* the timid\" -Cheng Man Ching If you've taken Tai Chi 1 and you're ready to go deeper, this class is for you. This course offers deep bending and more complex movements, as well as more of the Simplified 37 Posture Forms. NEED TO KNOW Location: BBRC, group fitness studio SENIOR SERVICES Day Thursday Time 11am-noon Fee R $30 Res / NR $36 SESSION ACTIVITY # Feb. 11-Mar. 4 616001-B Mar. 18-Apr. 8 616001-C Apr. 22-May 13 616001-D Click here to register. *A Zoom meeting will be emailed to those who prefer our virtual option. lafayetteco.gov/Seniors | Feb/Mar 2021 29

WELLNESS MEDICAL FOOT CARE ORTHO-BIONOMY BODYWORK For those with medical conditions Ortho-Bionomy is Osteopath-based such as Diabetes, fungus, and heart bodywork and includes working with conditions. Includes warm towel wrap, structure, lymph, fluids, neurology, short foot and lower leg massage, corn organs and the endocrine system. and callus treatment, toenail cutting The method is based on comfort and and filing. Service provided by Lynette allowing the body to relax, often opening Mauge-Marshall, RN. up neurological messages that assist and speed up the process of healing. NEED TO KNOW 45-minute hand or foot sessions are provided by Laura Samel, practitioner. Location: Senior Center NEED TO KNOW Date: Feb. 17 Time 9am-4pm Fee R $38 / NR $48 Location: Senior Center Appointment required. Call 303-665-9052 Date: Feb. 22 & Mar. 22 Time 9am-2pm BASIC FOOT CARE Fee R $35 / NR $42 Foot care for those who need just the Appointment required. Call 303-665-9052 basics: foot soak, short lotion massage and nail file pedicure. Service provided by Bonnie Miller, CNA NEED TO KNOW Location: Senior Center Date: Mar. 2 Time 9-11:30am SENIOR SERVICES Fee R $22 / NR $26 Appointment required. Call 303-665-9052 30 Feb/Mar 2021 | SENIOR SERVICES | 303-665-9052

RESOURCES Lafayette Senior Services is your information hub! Our Resource Coordinator provides free 1:1 resource consultations, education, assistance and referrals by phone, in the office, or by home visit when needed. Call us at 303-665-9052 to schedule an appointment or email dinah.pollard@ lafayetteco.gov. LOAN CLOSET HOME MODIFICATION GRANT Lafayette Senior Services' Loan Closet Lafayette Senior Services offers grant helps individuals and care partners funds for home accessibility and safety avoid the expense of buying adaptive modification projects that enable equipment. residents age 55 and up to age in place. Borrow equipment from 1 to 3 months The program serves homeowners as well with a $5 per month (resident) and $8 as renters if the landlord contributes. per month (non-resident) suggested Maximum city contribution is $2,500 and donation. Click here to learn more. funding is often combined with grants from other sources. Click here to learn NUTRITION SERVICES more. Coal Creek Meals on Wheels delivers SNOW REMOVAL PROGRAM SENIOR SERVICES hot meals and occasional “blizzard bags” full of groceries and household If hiring a professional service presents a essentials. Cost is on a sliding scale. Call financial hardship, we can pair you with 303-665-0566 to request services. www. a volunteer who will clear your sidewalk, coalcreekmow.org . There are deliveries walkway to the front door, stoop, and/or only at this time. Click here to learn driveway within 24 hours of a significant more. snowfall. Click here to learn more. lafayetteco.gov/Seniors | Feb/Mar 2021 31

BOULDER COUNTY AREA ADDITIONAL RESOURCES AGENCY ON AGING PROGRAMS ▶ Ride Free Lafayette ▶ Cultivate's Carry-out Caravan ▶ Diabetes Self-Management Program - ▶ AARP Smart Driver Classes virtual ▶ Low-Income Energy Assistance (LEAP) ▶ Meals & Grocery, Pick-up & Delivery ▶ East BoCo Diabetes Education & ▶ Public Assistance Benefits Support - virtual ▶ Medical & Medicare Resources ▶ Transportation ▶ Diabetes Prevention Program - virtual ▶ Social Connection ▶ Fresh Conversations - virtual ▶ Dementia Caregiver Support Groups - ▶ Free Nutrition Counseling ▶ BCAAA Wellness Social Hour - virtual virtual ▶ Rainbow Elders LGBTQ+ Virtual Tea ▶ Free transportation for vaccines Time through Via Click here to learn more. Click here to learn more. \"Aging is not lost youth, but a new stage of opportunity and strength\" -Betty Friedan SENIOR SERVICES 32 Feb/Mar 2021 | SENIOR SERVICES | 303-665-9052

ENRICHMENT GUITAR LESSONS - VIRTUAL SPELLBINDERS® STORYTELLING This guitar class is designed with the VIRTUAL absolute beginner in mind. Students will learn basic chords, picking patterns, strumming, rhythm and notes on the fretboard to enjoy playing a variety of songs. Stories help us make sense of our world, Please bring a 6 string guitar to class. impart a lesson, pass down history, and Teaching materials will be provided. more. They teach us to love, to forgive, Instructor: Felicity Muench to be just and to strive for better than we have. Join Spellbinders’® trained veteran NEED TO KNOW storytellers and new volunteers as they bring a variety of story genres to life. Location: virtual This program will be conducted online using Zoom. A link to join will be email Date: Monday, Mar. 8 - Apr. 12 1-2 days prior to class. Time 10:30-11:30am TOPIC: Fee R $50 / NR $60 Love Stories Click here to register. NEED TO KNOW AGING SOLO: FINDING YOUR VOICE Location: virtual 50% of us will be unable to make healthcare decisions at the end-of-life. Many people have Date: Feb. 19 limited or no family who can come to the bedside. We help you identify your values; what Time 10-11am is important to you and will provide guidance on how to choose a decision-maker (either a Fee Free professional, family member or friend). Most importantly, we will help you prepare “your Click here to register. person”. Expert Panel Discussion featuring SENIOR SERVICES Claire Morrow, Caring Stewardship, Sue Mackey, owner or Out of the Box End of Life Planning, and Amanda Meier of The Conversation Project in Boulder County. Register by 3/8 NEED TO KNOW Location: virtual Date: Mar. 10 Time 1-2:30pm Fee Free Click here to register. lafayetteco.gov/Seniors | Feb/Mar 2021 33

PARKS & OPEN SPACE Heron Lake Open Space Sunset Maple Park PARKS & OPEN SPACE Thomas Open Space/Isabelle Lafayette's Open Space and its extensive trail system Farm provide recreation and wildlife viewing opportunities Coal Creek Trail throughout the community. With over 1,617 acres of solely and jointly owned designated open space and numerous miles of open space trails, Lafayette's open space contributes to the small town feel residents and businesses find appealing. PARKS: 20 parks, featuring amenities like: restrooms, water features, play structures, shelters (available to rent), and more. TRAILS: Over 23 miles of soft surface trails for hiking and biking with plenty of wild adventure for the whole family. Amenities include shade, benches, and pet pick-up stations. OPEN SPACE: Lafayette’s 1,617 acres of solely and jointly owned open spaces exhibit how residents and wildlife can flourish together. Open space properties provide for organic farms, environmental education, nature discovery, trail recreation, and wildlife viewing opportunities including amazing birding, prairie dog colonies, and coyote dens. Turn to our Community Events pages to learn about upcoming Open Space Programs. FOR A FULL LIST OF PARKS, TRAILS, OPEN SPACE, AND THEIR AMENITIES PLEASE VISIT: lafayetteco.gov/Facilities 34 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

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POLICIES POLICIES RECREATION CENTER POLICIES & the area of the facility being used. Shoes and shirts PROCEDURES are required at all times. Only non-marking shoes are allowed in the racquetball courts or in the gymnasium. All facility guests using a daily fee area must check in at Proper swim attire (bathing suits) must be worn in all the front reception desk. Guests found to be using the pools. No street clothes will be allowed in the pools. facility without paying will be asked to leave and may be Shirts and close-toed, non-marking shoes are required suspended from future use. in the weight room and gymnasium. ► Changes in the recreation schedule may occur without ► There is no smoking, chewing tobacco, marijuana, notice. The Adult Swim times may be cancelled, or the alcoholic beverages or gum allowed in the Center. hours changed, during holidays and school in-service Food and drink are permitted only in designated areas days. Call the Recreation Center at 303-665-0469 or (lobby, multiuse rooms, outdoor patio). Sport drinks the information line at 303-665-0468 if you have any and water brought past the front desk must be in a questions. spill-proof, non-breakable bottle. No glass is allowed The recreation staff will enforce all rules and safety policies for in the Center. the benefit and enjoyment of all. Our Center Staff is always available to help you. If you have any feedback, please feel free ► A BBRC ID Card, BBRC Equipment Card or valid school photo ID is required for all equipment check- to contact any member of the staff. out, including locker padlocks and towel rentals. A Recreation Center Equipment Card may be purchased CODE OF CONDUCT for $5.00. The City of Lafayette Recreation & Facility Management ► The Recreation Center is NOT responsible for lost or Department seeks to create a welcoming environment for stolen articles. It is strongly recommended that you all facility users and program/activity participants. To do not bring any valuables into the Center. Please help ensure a safe and satisfactory experience for all, the turn in any found articles to the lost and found at the City expects that respectful, courteous and considerate front desk. Lost items may be identified and retrieved behavior is exhibited at all times by those visiting our from the front desk. facilities and participating in programs and activities. ► A courtesy phone is located in the vestibule and A violation of the Code of Conduct may include, but is outside the family locker rooms for personal calls. not limited to: disorderly conduct, the use of offensive, Please be considerate of other guests when using threatening or abusive language or gestures, theft, mobile phones in the facility. public intoxication, use of drugs, sexual misconduct, harassment, failure to cooperate with Department ► The Center lockers operate on a padlock system. With personnel, possession of any type of weapon, non- A BBRC ID Card, BBRC Equipment Card or valid school compliance with Department rules and regulations, any photo ID, any recreation center guest may check out a unlawful activity, and any other behavior deemed to be lock from the front desk. A fee of $8 will be assessed disruptive. The City reserves the right to deny admission for each lost lock and each lost key. Patrons may bring and or take appropriate disciplinary actions against any their own lock to secure their belongings. All padlocks individual violating this Code of Conduct. remaining on lockers at the end of each business day will be cut off. PERSONAL TRAINER POLICIES ► Cameras/camera phones are not allowed in the locker ► Personal Training clients must notify their trainer, room areas. Please stow these items in a bag or carrying Fitness Coordinator or Front Desk staff at least 24 hours case. in advance of a session to reschedule. Cancellations and changes made less than 24 hours prior to the session ► Family Locker Rooms are available for use by adults and any missed appointments will be charged in full. with young children and patrons who require assistance in the locker room. ► The Lafayette Recreation Center does not permit personal training in exchange for money or services by anyone in ► Racquetball reservations may be made two days in the facility other than authorized City of Lafayette staff. advance. Failure to show for a racquetball reservation without a two hour notice may result in a suspension of court reservation privileges. Racquets are available for checkout during your reserved time on the court only. Adult annual pass holders may reserve seven days in advance. ► Appropriate apparel must be worn in accordance with 36 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469

POLICIES AGE GUIDELINES ALL AREAS: For your child’s safety, all children under ten (10) years of age must be supervised by a guest 16 years or older. LOCKER ROOMS: In the best interest of all our patrons, children 6 years of age and older are required to use the gender-appropriate locker room. RUNNING TRACK: Available to anyone age 12 years and older. Infants are permitted in a personal baby carrier/harness only. Strollers are not permitted on the track. POOL AREAS: Children 5 years of age or younger, who will be swimming, must display the appropriate wristband and be accompanied by a paying guest 16 years or older who is in the water, within arms reach of the child(ren). Children 6 - 9 years of age must be supervised by a guest 16 years or older who is present and attentive in the pool area. FITNESS AREAS: Weight and fitness equipment is available to anyone age 15 years and older. Those between the ages of 15-17 must complete a weight room/fitness equipment orientation. PARTICIPANTS WITH DISABILITIES We welcome people with disabilities. People with disabilities are invited to contact the Recreation Department at 303-665-0469, to discuss the need for adaptations and assistance. Requests for scheduled activities should be made at least 2 weeks prior to the start date. Families with children with disabilities are encouraged to complete the Support Assistance Form, available at the BBRC Front Desk, when registering. After receiving the completed questionnaire, you will be contacted by the appropriate Recreation Department staff member. The City of Lafayette does not provide customized care or individualized personal assistance. POLICIES lafayetteco.gov/Recreation | Feb/Mar 2021 37

SPRING SOCCER IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER… REGISTRATION OPENS FEBRUARY 8 See pages 12-13 for details. 111 W. Baseline Rd., Lafayette | 303-665-0469 | lafayetteco.gov/Recreation 38 Feb/Mar 2021 | Bob L. Burger Recreation Center | 303-665-0469