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Winter
Spring
2022
JANUARY-APRIL
Welcome We are SUPERIOR Parks & Rec!
to the Leslie Clark, Bryan Meyer,
WINTER
Parks, Recreation and Recreation Manager
Open Space Director bryanm@superiorcolorado.gov
lesliec@superiorcolorado.gov (303) 499-3675, ext. 163
SPRING
(303) 499-3675, ext. 119
2022
Jennifer "JG" Garner, Gabriel Ramirez,
Cultural Arts Supervisor Parks Technician
jenniferg@superiorcolorado.gov gabrielr@superiorcolorado.gov
Recreation (303) 499-3675, ext. 167 (303) 499-3675, ext. 117
Guide! Mikaela Gregg,
Community Events and
Matt Rarick,
Superintendent of Parks
Volunteer Supervisor and Open Space
mikaela@superiorcolorado.gov mattr@superiorcolorado.gov
(303) 499-3675, ext. 128 (303) 499-3675, ext. 171
In this guide, you will find information about Table of Contents Bryan Hall, Karen A. Snortland, CPRP
upcoming programs, events and volunteer Parks Technician II Recreation Supervisor
opportunities in the Town of Superior. There WE ARE SUPERIOR PARKS & REC! . . . . . 1 karens@superiorcolorado.gov
bryanh@superiorcolorado.gov
are possibilities for everyone! Explore the (303) 499-3675, ext. 171 (303) 499-3675, ext. 170
SUPERIOR COMMUNITY
options and register at superiorrec.com to start CENTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
making the most of your winter and spring. If
you have questions or need assistance, please VOLUNTEERING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Allison James, Shawn Wilson,
Management Analyst II Parks Technician/
feel free to reach out via email at tospros@
CULTURAL ARTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 allisonj@superiorcolorado.gov Pool Technician
superiorcolorado.gov, in person at the Superior (303) 499-3675, ext. 118 shawnw@superiorcolorado.gov
Community Center, 1500 Coalton Road or via ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 (303) 499-3675, ext. 171
phone at 303-554-9005. We would love to hear
from you. Have a great winter and spring! YOUTH SPORTS & FITNESS. . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Lydia Yecke,
Tyler McBeath,
The Town of Superior Parks, Recreation Parks Technician Recreation Coordinator
ADULT SPORTS & FITNESS. . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 lydiay@superiorcolorado.gov
and Open Space Department tylerm@superiorcolorado.gov
(303) 499-3675, ext. 171 (303) 499-3675, ext. 166
JUNIOR TENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Encouraging
ADULT TENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
VIBRANT & MEANINGFUL
Community
ATHLETIC FIELDS,
PARKS & SHELTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Winter/Spring 2022 Recreation Guide 1
Superior
COMMUNITY CENTER
The new community center at 1500 Coalton Road was built for YOU! Providing Monday-Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM
a range of amenities and gathering spaces, the Superior Community Center is Friday-Saturday 8 AM to 10 PM
designed for you to experience vibrant and meaningful community. Sunday 12 PM to 6 PM
Whether you need a place for a cup of coffee with a friend, want to enjoy a live Offering smoothies, frappes, and all your favorite
band with a large group of neighbors or are looking to participate in one of our coffee drinks as well as delicious pastries,
great programs, we have you covered! house-made breakfast burritos, salads,
sandwiches, and charcuterie boxes.
Check out all of the ways you can enjoy the center below. Community Center Hours: Beer, wine and cider available daily
Have questions? Give us a ring at 303-554-9005. Monday-Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM after 2 PM.
COME & ENJOY:
Friday-Saturday 8 AM to 10 PM
Sunday 12 PM to 6 PM
FLEXIBLE SEATING Small and large IN-HOUSE CAFÉ & TAP
for both comfort and lounging MEETING ROOMS serving delicious bites
or work and productivity that can be arranged for your needs and drinks
A special
LIBRARY AREA AMPLE NATURAL LIGHT MODERN INDUSTRIAL
for readers design that incorporates the arts and
from skylights and glass garage doors
engages the senses
Accepting room rentals for the months
WI-FI & TECHNOLOGY of January through April. LEARN ABOUT
to meet the demands of personal Room rentals for the months of January through April 2022 will open LIBRARY SERVICES
and professional needs on December 1. All fees for use of any of the four rooms in the Superior The Superior Community Center features a
Community Center by Town of Superior residents, resident businesses library area for all ages curated by the Louisville
and resident organizations shall be waived. Click here to reserve a room. Public Library.
An open area already equipped with
STADIUM SEATING Submit a Program Proposal
for small performances, educational Do you have an idea for a program or service you think would benefit the residents of Superior? Fill out the Program
conferences, or professional seminars Proposal form and email to TOSPROS@superiorcolorado.gov. View 2021/2022 Program Proposal Dates.
A dedicated youth THE Visit superiorcommunitycenter.com
room called SPOT to view upcoming entertainment and events and register for various
programs available for all ages.
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volunteering cultural
arts
VOLUNTEERING is the way to go! Superior OERMAN-ROCHE TRAILHEAD SCULPTURE
Have you seen the rings near the entrance of Oerman-
Cultural ARTS
Roche Trailhead? The new sculpture was installed
JOIN US AT VOLUNTEERSUPERIOR.COM in early December 2021 by artist Joshua
Wiener with support of the CAPs
Get a front row seat to the best projects and events in town! Volunteer opportunities The Town of Superior Cultural Advisory Committee. "This Must
to give back and make a difference in and around Superior are bountiful, ranging Arts and Public Spaces (CAPS) Be the Place" is a series of five
from parks and trail projects, community events and group activities, to more Advisory Committee brings to large-scale steel rings and an
formalized programs such as Snow Busters, Ride Autrey Project and Advisory you creativity in the form of accompanying winding trail
Group Committees. several artworks throughout system. With the mountains
There is always a need for volunteers and always a reward in the Town and artistic, family- visibly to the west from
watching the community grow. For more information, please friendly events throughout McCaslin Boulevard, the five
visit the Town volunteer webpage. the year. Check out the 74” tall rings appear to be
Cultural Arts webpage rolling down the hill, or climbing
We hope you can join us! for more information at upward, depending on one’s
superiorcolorado.gov. vantage point. The surrounding
views framed by each ring will shift
Image provided by Joshua Wiener while traversing the path or simply
passing by, but ultimately are intended to
2022
create or enhance a sense of motion.
Community Events SUPERIOR EN PLEIN
WINTER ARTS
IN THE PARK
BEING GREEN CAN BE FUN! ART EXHIBIT Winter Lights at Grasso Park returns!
In the fall of 2021, Superior’s first A temporary immersive light and music
Mark your calendar for not one, but two opportunities to celebrate ever “paint out” event featured over installation by artist David Farquharson
a more Sustainable Superior. No matter the climate, fun-filled, a dozen artists painting live, en and his workspace Farhorizon Studio
educational and action-based entertainment will be in store. plein air! Now the finished works was commissioned by the CAPS
Check out the Town events webpage for ways to connect of art that were inspired by the Advisory Committee. Installed in
with the Town and community on these important dates: surroundings at Purple December 2021, the installation is
Park are on exhibit intended to provide the community
EARTH DAY, Friday, April 22 at the Superior with a fun, family-friendly light experience
Community during the winter nights with its three separate
ARBOR DAY, Friday, April 29 Center through experiential zones. This Winter Arts in the Park
April 2022. installation can be visited through April 2022.
Artwork: Ted Garcia,
“Purple Park Pond”,
oil on canvas, 2021
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enrichment enrichment
programs programs
Art Classes (Toddler/Youth) CREATE A VAN GOGH SNOWY NIGHT COLLAGE Art Students League of Denver Classes ACRYLIC PAINTING I
DISCOVERING THE WORLD OF ART WITH Community Center DRAWING I - STRONG FOUNDATIONS 16+ | Community Center
THE YOUNGEST: A CREATIVE AND SENSORY This Van Gogh inspired activity is perfect for exploring 16+ | Community Center Join us as we dive into the vibrant world of painting. This
ADVENTURE FOR TODDLERS mixed media art with kids. They will get inspired by the This class will focus on drawing as a practice, building up class explores color, composition, and a painterly approach
18–36 mos | Community Center famous Van Gogh’s "Starry Night" painting and will combine foundational skills that will help you on your journey as an to creating interesting, layered work. With a foundational
In this class children ages 18 months–3 years and their art and a bit of science by making their own snow paint and artist. Using direct observation we will look at space and focus to get started, we will learn how to build a painting
parent or caregiver will get a little messy with age- creating a snowy version masterpiece. Material fee $5. relationships to better understand how artists see and make from a colored ground to the exciting finishing details.
appropriate art materials to create memorable art and craft decisions. You will leave with tools in your belt to help you Learn about color mixing, choosing a palette and how to
4–7 yrs Su 1/16 1–2 PM $25
pieces, enjoy sensory and play-based explorations, and work through a drawing from beginning to end. This class is think and make decisions like an artist. Come experience
8–12 yrs Su 1/16 2:30–3:30 PM $25
most importantly, have fun together. Full session material inclusive, supportive and embraces the process of making art! the joyful process of painting. Some background with
fee $12; Single drop in material fee $3. CREATE A WORHOL INSPIRED SNOWFLAKE drawing foundations is helpful but not necessary.
M 1/3–1/31 5:30–7:30 PM $197.50
Session/Drop In PAINTING M 3/7–4/11 5:30–7:30 PM $197.50
W 1/5–1/26 10–10:45 AM $80/$25 Community Center THE JOY OF DRAWING
This Warhol inspired activity is perfect for exploring mixed 16+ | Community Center MIX UP YOUR MEDIA
W 2/2–2/23 10–10:45 AM $80/$25
media art collage with kids. They will take inspiration from Learn the fundamentals of drawing, including contour, 12–18 yrs | Community Center
W 3/2–3/30 10–10:45 AM $80/$25
the iconic artist Andy Warhol, to create their own pop art shading, and perspective. Whether you are new to art, or Do you love to create art but just can’t choose one
W 4/6–4/27 10–10:45 AM $80/$25
snowflake masterpiece. Material fee $5. just want to enhance your sketching skills, this class will medium? This workshop combines acrylic painting with
DEVELOPING CREATIVITY WITH THE MASTERS: help you become more comfortable with pencil and paper. collage, along with elements of pop culture. Learn how
4–7 yrs Su 2/20 1–2 PM $25 famous artists of the 20th century mixed up their media,
AN ADVENTURE IN ARTS FOR KIDS Tu 1/11–2/1 5:30–7:30 PM $160
8–12 yrs Su 2/20 2:30–3:30 PM $25 and finally, create your own colorful piece of pop art!
8 – 12 yrs | Community Center
These classes are all about creativity! It’s all about using DRAWING II Sa 3/19–3/26 1–4 PM $115
CREATE AN EASTER EGG INSPIRED BY
your imagination and making projects with an assortment 16+ | Community Center
MODERN ARTISTS KEEP IT SIMPLE: OIL PAINTING WITH A LIMITED
of mediums, from sculpting clay to painting, collages, This class builds on our understanding of foundational skills
Community Center PALETTE (SOLVENT-FREE)
printmaking, and other mixed media options. Explore and explores the expressive qualities of drawing. Working
This modern art inspired activity is perfect for exploring 16+ | Community Center
artists’ lives and styles, world cultures, languages, unique from life, we will continue to hone our observational skills
mixed media art with kids. After learning a bit about life and In a world overflowing with fancy mediums, expensive
art forms and vocabulary. Students create artwork that while playing with mark-making by using different tools
work of some of the modern art masters, kids will create an pigments, and tools of every imaginable variety, what
is “one of a kind” and truly an expression of each one’s and techniques. Ultimately our experimentation will help
Easter egg on an egg-shaped flat canvas, inspired by one of do you really need to make a beautiful, transcendent
imagination and creativity that come from within. At each us understand how our creative choices affect the overall
these fabulous artists: Alexander Calder, Piet Mondrian, Paul painting? In this workshop, we’ll explore the amazing
class they will create a unique masterpiece inspired by a feeling and outcome of our work. This class embraces
Klee, Joan Miró. Material fee $5. harmonic potential of a limited palette, as well as color
world art master! risk taking in a supportive environment and encourages
4–7 yrs Su 4/10 1–2 PM $25 exploration and play. relativity and the immense freedom that comes with this
Jan & Feb material fees: Full session $20; drop in $5.
8–12 yrs Su 4/10 2:30–3:30 PM $25 way of navigating color. We’ll also look after our health by
March material fees: Full session $15; drop in $5. M 2/7–2/28 5:30–7:30 PM $160
exploring methods that do not require solvents.
April material fees: Full session $25; drop in $5.
PAINTING WITH ACRYLICS 2-day workshop:
Session/Drop In
16+ | Community Center
Sa 1/8–1/29 10–11 AM $100/$30 Sa 4/9 10 AM–4 PM
Learn the fundamentals of painting with acrylics, including
Sa 2/5–2/26 10–11 AM $100/$30 Su 4/10 NOON–6 PM $205
layout, color blending, and layering paints. Review different
Sa 3/5–3/19 10–11 AM $75/$30
styles of painting, from classic, to impressionist, to abstract.
Sa 4/2–4/30 10–11 AM $125/$30
Each week, create a different type of painting: abstract, still
life or landscape, and human or animal figure.
Tu 2/8–3/1 5:30–7:30 PM $122.50
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enrichment enrichment
programs programs
Build A Robot K12 LEARN AND PRACTICE EMPATHY THROUGH Music BEGINNER UKULELE CLASS
LEARN AND PRACTICE GROWTH MINDSET ROBOTICS MUSIC TOGETHER OF BOULDER – FAMILY CLASS All ages | Community Center
THROUGH SCREEN-FREE ROBOTICS Beginner Level 1 | 8–11 yrs | Community Center Birth–4 yrs | Community Center No musical experience necessary! Learn to play the ukulele
Beginner Level 1 | 5–7 yrs | Community Center This session’s social emotional learning topic is empathy. Sing, dance, play, and learn! All children are musical, in a fun, supportive environment. You’ll learn several
This session’s Social Emotional Learning Topic is Growth Students will learn the concept and practice empathy while and our classes teach the way children learn, through chords, a beginning fingerpicking pattern and a
Mindset. Students will learn the concept and practice learning robotics. experiences and play, with you, their special grownup. strumming pattern.
Growth Mindset while learning robotics. Students will build, design, and code a variety of In each 45-minute class you’ll sing, dance, and bond M 1/3–2/7 12:30–2 PM $100
robots! They will use a RoboRobo set that has building with your child in a community of other caregivers while M 2/28–4/4 12:30–2 PM $100
This introductory class will inspire excitement for learning
components such as metal frames, plastic frames, supporting your child’s musical growth. Family classes are M 4/18–5/23 12:30–2 PM $100
about robotics. Students will use a RoboRobo set that
beams, nuts and bolts. Students will learn how to create perfect for little ones birth through age 4. Must purchase
includes structure blocks and robotics components such
functionality in their build using electronic components curriculum supplies. One per family $55. BEYOND BEGINNER UKULELE CLASS
as CPU, LEDs, DC motors, infrared sensors, a buzzer, and
such as a CPU board, IR and contact sensors, LEDs, All ages | Community Center
contact sensor. Students practice their spatial visualization, Tu 1/4–3/8 10:15–11 AM $190
buzzers, and motors. Programs are written on the Continue to build your skills and gain confidence playing
reading and fine motor skills to construct robots and use Tu 1/4–3/8 11:15 AM–NOON $190
computer using a block-based programming environment your ukulele! This class will help anyone with a basic
coding cards and a card reader to program their robots.
and downloaded to the robot. Students will learn how knowledge of ukulele playing grow their skillset in
They will learn basic robotics components and functions,
to program robots to react to sensor data, drive motors a warm and supportive environment.
observe robot behaviors, and troubleshoot their robots.
Students are encouraged to share their creations, progress, and control robot behavior. Over the course of 10
M 1/3–2/7 2:30–4 PM $100
and challenges during each class. They are encouraged to weeks, students build robots of increasing complexity
M 2/28–4/4 2:30–4 PM $100
imagine a story and/or a game and use their robots to tell and functionality – each project teaches a new level of
M 4/18–5/23 2:30–4 PM $100
stories and design games. mechanical and programmatic design. All students are
encouraged to create their own designs. Students will
No prior coding or robotics experience is required. To debug software and hardware problems to learn problem
support individual learning, each student will work on their solving skills. Students are encouraged to share their ideas,
own robot. Must purchase a Robotics Set $149 in addition progress, and challenges at each class. Free Community
Uke JAM!
to the tuition fee.
No prior coding or robotics experience is required. To
M 1/24–4/18 4:15–5:15 PM $149 support individual learning, each student will work on their
own robot. Must purchase a Robotics Set $149 in addition
ROBOTICS CLUB Come jam and have fun while having the
to the tuition fee.
5–11 yrs | Community Center opportunity to practice your ukulele skills in a
This session’s social emotional learning topics include M 1/24–4/18 4:15–5:15 PM $149 fun, supportive environment with players of all
curiosity, connection, and gratitude. Students will learn and abilities. No jam session on 2/14.
practice these concepts while building and showcasing
LOCATION: Superior Community Center
their work. Besides coding and building, students are
Open Gathering Area
encouraged to share Robot of the Day of their choices,
DAY: Mondays, January – April
present their robots, and share their learning, progress, and
work with their groups. TIME: 4:30 – 6 PM
FEE: FREE
For students who attended the Fall 2021 sessions.
M 1/24–4/18 4:15–5:15 PM $149
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enrichment enrichment
programs programs
Photography the direction of your attention – recognizing that you too Outdoor Education CPR & FIRST AID
DIGITAL PICTURE BOOTCAMP are a worthy recipient of your own kindness. MSC is a FR EE WALK WITH A DOC 11+ | Community Center
All ages | Community Center empirically-supported program designed to cultivate the All Ages | Virtual This American Heart Association First Aid CPR AED
Do you have thousands of pictures on your phone? In just skill of self-compassion in daily life. Virtual Walk with a Doc is still going strong! Getting course trains participants to provide first aid, CPR, and use
three 1-hour classes you will learn how to transform your This training program is based on the research of Kristin outside and paying attention to your health matters so an automated external defibrillator (AED) in a safe, timely,
digital clutter into organized memories, taking the stress Neff and clinical expertise of Chris Germer. MSC teaches much, especially in these days. Every Saturday morning at and effective manner. This course covers first aid basics,
out of finding, sharing and even printing your family’s core principles that enable participants to respond to 7 AM a video is posted where WWAD Leaders from around medical emergencies, injury emergencies, environmental
favorite photos! Additionally, you will create a system difficult moments in their lives with kindness, care and the world will be sharing important health topics! Mark emergencies, preventing illness and injury, as well as
that allows you to automate future picture organization understanding. your calendars and tune in at that time, or whenever you adult, child, and infant CPR and AED use. Participants earn
so you don't even have to think about it! We will use are available. a 2–year American Heart Association CPR and First Aid
After participating in this workshop, you will be able to: certification card.
Google Photos as the photo organization tool.
Practice self-compassion in daily life, motivate yourself For more information click - WALK WITH A DOC
No experience is required.
with kindness rather then criticism, handle difficult W 3/16 5:30–8 PM $70
M, W, F 1/10–1/14 10–11 AM $75 emotions with greater ease, bring compassion and clarity Sa 1/2–4/24 7–11 AM FREE Su 4/24 3–5:30 PM $70
M, W, F 2/7–2/11 10–11 AM $75 to relationships, old and new, enhance your resilience,
M, W, F 3/7–3/11 10–11 AM $75 manage caregiver fatigue, practice the art of savoring and FR EE WINTER HIKE
M, W, F 4/11–4/15 10–11 AM $75 self-appreciation. All Ages | South Pool parking lot
Join us to look for signs of winter animals in Superior with
FR EE INTRO:
Wellness wildlife ecologist Ashley Delaup. Dress warmly and hope
W 1/5 6–7 PM FREE
INBODY SCAN TEST for snow so animal tracks can be spotted!
18+ | Community Center MSC PROGRAM:
Want to make a healthy lifestyle change? Come get an Sa 2/19 9–11 AM FREE
M 1/10–2/28 5–7:50 PM
Inbody Scan Test provided by Camp Gladiator. The Inbody Retreat Sa 2/12 9 AM–1 PM $250
scan test breaks down your body composition to measure
hydration and analyze lean muscle and fat content. This is MINDFULNESS KIDS CAMP
an easy, non-invasive and accurate way to calculate your 8–11 yrs | Community Park
body composition. Superior residents will receive a free Is your child struggling with confidence, resilience and
week of unlimited bootcamp classes with Inbody Scan Test stress? Leave the technology behind as psychotherapist
registration. Brooke Shaffer will help your child develop basic
Sa 3/12 10:30–12:30 AM $20 mindfulness skills while connecting to nature. Brooke
Sa 4/16 10:30–12:30 AM $20 will introduce fun, simple and engaging tools that will
encourage self awareness and social skills.
MINDFUL SELF-COMPASSION Please fill out the Mindfulness Camp Form prior to the
PROGRAM (MSC) first day of camp.
18+ | Community Center
What is MSC? When a close friend is Please note: If there is inclement weather, class will be
struggling, we know how to offer them held at the Superior Community Center located at 1500
support and compassion. Imagine what Coalton Rd.
it would be like to give yourself the same caring attention Tu 3/22 9 AM–3 PM $95
whenever you needed it! All that is required is a shift in W 3/23 9 AM–3 PM $95
Th 3/24 9 AM–3 PM $95
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youth adult
sports sports
& fitness & fitness
programs programs
JUMPBUNCH – FITNESS FUN FOR TOTS! JUMPBUNCH - INTRO TO SPORTS! JAZZERCISE TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS AND
1.5–3.5 yrs | Community Center 3.5–6 yrs | Community Center 12+ | Community Center FALLS PREVENTION
Enjoy hands-on interaction with your toddler as they JumpBunch® provides children experiences and 60+ | Community Center
REGISTER VIA the JAZZERCISE WEBSITE
explore their bodies while also expanding their minds, skills opportunities so they can begin to create the foundations This class focuses on relieving the symptoms of arthritis,
and abilities! JumpBunch® encourages development of the of their identity, determining how they want to show up in Are you ready for the ultimate confidence infusion? pain, and enhancing overall healthy movement with Tai
whole child through play, exploration, and movement. Your the world. We introduce children to a wide range of sports Channel your inner pop star in the original dance party Chi Forms 1. Participants do not need to have arthritis
little one will feel inspired to try new things as they develop as we focus on developing important skills that benefit workout. Blending dance with Pilates, yoga, kickboxing to benefit from the exercises that improve balance and
the confidence to believe in themselves, starting them on the whole child. Our trained coaches provide support and and strength training, one 55-minute session can burn up reduce risk and fear of falling.
the path to living a happy, healthy and active life. positive reinforcement so children can achieve success to 800 calories. The results? Long, lean muscles and an
undeniable mood boost. This program is led by a certified Tai Chi for Health
while challenging their bodies and exploring their abilities.
No Class: 1/17 & 2/21 Instructor and Avista Adventist Hospital Occupational
Through our sports, fitness and movement-based program, Single day drop-in option available for purchase as well as
M 1/10–1/31 10–10:30 AM $33 Therapist. This class is aimed to prevent falls and
you will observe your child’s physical and emotional being a 10-visit pass or monthly unlimited pass.
M 2/7–2/28 10–10:30 AM $33 maintain independence.
evolve as they play, learn, grow, and have the time of
M 3/7–3/28 10–10:30 AM $33 W 1/5–4/27 10:15–11:15 AM
their life! Th 1/6–2/17 1–2 PM $35
M 4/4–4/25 10–10:30 AM $44 F 1/7–4/29 10:15–11:15 AM
M 1/10–1/31 10:45–11:30 AM $39 Sa 1/8–4/30 9–10 AM Th 3/3–4/21 1–2 PM $35
M 2/7–2/28 10:45–11:30 AM $39
M 3/7–3/28 10:45–11:30 AM $39 ALL LEVELS FLOW E-Sports
M 4/4–4/25 10:45–11:30 AM $52 15+ | Community Center SUPERIOR ULTIMATE SMASH TOURNAMENT
Join Yoga Junction for an All Levels 10+ | Community Center
Flow – Wednesday Morning Session. This class is for all Choose your favorite character and get ready to Smash
levels and will incorporate postures designed to increase in this esports event! This will be a double elimination
flexibility and enhance strength and stability in the body. A format using the ESF ruleset and stage list. There will be
yoga mat is required; blocks are useful. Join the flow at the two brackets to choose from: Under-16 (age restricted,
new Superior Community Center! small prize) and Competitive (no restrictions, prize pool).
Registration closes at 6:30 PM on the day of the event.
W 1/12–3/16 9–10 AM $150 Drop-in: $22
W 1/12–3/16 5–6 PM $150 Drop-in: $22 10–15:
F 1/14–3/18 9–10 AM $150 Drop-in: $22 Th 1/20 6–9 PM $5
Th 2/17 6–9 PM $5
Th 3/17 6–9 PM $5
Th 4/21 6–9 PM $5
Competitive (10+)
Th 1/20 6–9 PM $10
Th 2/17 6–9 PM $10
Th 3/17 6–9 PM $10
Th 4/21 6–9 PM $10
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junior adult
tennis tennis
programs programs
HOT SHOTS JUNIOR ACES CARDIO TENNIS 3.5-4.0 MEN’S PRACTICE
4–6 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts 10–12 yrs | North Pool 15+ | North Pool Tennis Courts 18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts
Superior Tennis by RMTC continues on this spring with Tennis Courts As the name implies, get ready to sweat! Coach Coco will This is a great class for the guys looking to hit a ton of
great programming! Let’s get children in the community Junior Aces completes be merciless, but with loads of fun, putting players through balls and get a great workout! Don’t miss it!!
introduced to and developing a love for the sport for a the youth progression the grinder! An hour and a half of a great tennis workout W 4/13–5/18 6:30-8 AM $153
lifetime using big, soft, red balls on a 36’ court. Kids will moving these kids to set to a Salsa music beat. Drop-In: $24
start to develop racquet-eye coordination and basic rally the green & yellow Th 4/14–5/19 7–8:30 PM $153
skills using lots of games and fun! balls on the full 78’
M 4/11–5/16 3:45–4:30 PM $59 court. Grouped by TENNIS EXPRESS
age and experience, this 18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts
Th 4/14–5/19 3:45–4:30 PM $59
class encompasses a variety This class is designed with the complete or very new
SUPER CHAMPS of levels from more introductory to the beginnings of a beginner in mind. If you aren’t playing tennis yet, this is the
6–8 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts performance pathway in tennis. While continuing to lay the class for you to learn our incredible sport for a lifetime!
Super Champs takes the next step in developing the foundation with an emphasis on serving, returning, rallying
M 4/11–5/16 8:30–10 AM $153 PRIVATE TENNIS
foundation for a lifetime of enjoyment playing tennis. Still and pointing these tools toward match play in JTT and
tournaments. LESSONS
on a red ball court, this class introduces more advanced 2.5-3.0 LADIES’ CLASS
All Ages | North Pool
rally skills and all strokes production while learning basic Tu 4/12–5/17 4–5:30 PM $117 18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts
Tennis Courts
game development and keeping score. F 4/15–5/20 4–5:30 PM $117 Coach Coco will be focusing on doubles tactics and
Working with Coach Coco
M 4/11–5/16 4:30–5:30 PM $78 movement to continue to help players develop toward
individually or in small private
Th 4/14–5/19 4:30–5:30 PM $78 TEEN TRAINING USTA league play.
groups is such a benefit to your game development.
13–18 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts
W 4/13–5/18 8:30–10 AM $153 Please take this great opportunity to work with one of
FUTURE STARS Also grouped by age and experience, Teen Training
the best in the area on skills of your choice!
8–10 yrs | North Pool Tennis Courts encompasses a broad spectrum of levels from just finding 3.5-4.0 LADIES’ CLASS
Future Stars provides the next steps in the youth the sport to USTA players. This class completes the youth 18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts Please contact Superior@RMTennisCenter.com
progression moving young players to the 60’ court using development pathway honing all foundational skills learned Doubles & singles practice for players competing in USTA or call the RMTC Pro Shop at 303-449-5033 to
the orange ball. We build on skills learned on the 36’ court in 12 & under tennis, while providing a more sophisticated leagues and tournaments or just wanting to keep their schedule private lessons with Coach Coco!
and introduce all areas of the game to these players with and realistic approach to competing in USTA tournaments skills sharp!
lots of match play helping these kids get ready for CARA and high school tennis.
W 4/13–5/18 10–11:30 AM $153
and Junior Team Tennis (next summer), while laying the Tu 4/12–5/17 5:30–7 PM $117
foundation for those kids who want to take their game to F 4/15–5/20 5:30–7 PM $117 ADVANCED BEGINNERS
even higher levels. 18+ | North Pool Tennis Courts
M 4/11–5/16 5:30–7 PM $117 This class is designed for players who have spent time
Th 4/14–5/19 5:30–7 PM $117 in Tennis Express and are ready for the next levels of the
game. Coach Coco will build on your solid foundation and
introduce new ideas on stroke and game development to
keep learning our incredible sport for a lifetime!
M 4/11–5/16 10–11:30 AM $153
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Coach Coco Come Play!
Estaban De Arcos Autrey Park Pickleball Courts
Come play at Superior’s six pickleball courts at Autry Park. If you are a beginner and
̏Tennis is like music. It has tempo, would like to try out the sport but don’t have a paddle, come and check one out from
rhythm, and dancing (footwork)! It the Superior Community Center. (Quantities are limited to first come, first served).
is a great workout for the body and Courts are open from dawn to dusk during the winter season, seven days
the mind!˝ a week, and operate on an Open Play system.
OPEN PLAY “Paddle Holder” SYSTEM
RMTC Junior Programs Director; Adult & Junior Programs Lead Coach
When all courts are full and other players are waiting:
Director, Superior Tennis by RMTC Summer Program
All games will be played to 11, win by 1.
Oversees all aspects of the Junior Development Program at RMTC
Waiting players place a paddle for each player on the paddle rack.
& Superior Tennis
When a game finishes, players announce “Open Court”, the court is then
Licensed private pilot! Performing band member on rhythm guitar!
vacated for the waiting players with paddles on the rack.
Known for his energy & enthusiasm among his students When players move to the court to begin play,
Bachelor of Arts – Sports Journalism, Universidad Círculo de they have a 5 minute warm up period and
Periodistas Deportivos then begin play to 11, and win by 1.
USPTA Elite Professional Waiting players advance their
paddles forward on the paddle
PTR Adult & Junior certified holder and will play on the
International Tennis Performance Association (iTPA) – TPT Certified next available court.
The process repeats
USTA/USPTA Wheelchair certified
as long as others are
USTA Net Generation certified/verified coach waiting to play.
15 years of coaching experience working with
all levels of juniors & adults
16 superiorrec.com Winter/Spring 2022 Recreation Guide 17athletic fields,
parks &
shelters Athletic Field Reservations
Pickleball Courts
Basketball Court
The Town of Superior has many athletic fields suitable
Sand Volleyball
Disc Golf Park
Barbeque Grill
Playing Fields
Picnic Tables
Tennis Court
Available for
for seasonal, occasional and tournament play. All Town
Trail Access
Reservation
Playground
Equipment
Skate Park
Restrooms
Electricity
Bike Park
Turf Field
Dog Park
Ball Field
Fountain
Drinking
of Superior athletic fields are open to the public for use
Walking
Parking
Shelter
on a first come, first served basis. To obtain exclusive
use of a field, a Sports Complex Permit Application must
BIG SAGAMORE • 322 Cherokee Ave. ✔ ✔ ✔ be completed and paid for prior to use. Applications
can be found online at superiorrec.com and at Superior
CABIN PARK • 2837 Flint Ct. ✔ ✔ ✔
Town Hall.
CASTLE PARK • 3924 S. Torreys Peak ✔ ✔ ✔ • Williams Turf and the west multi-purpose field are
available to rent year-round.
CHILDREN’S PARK • 400 S. 2nd Ave. ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
• Baseball fields are available to rent from
April–November and are closed for field preservation
CIRCLE PARK • Rock Creek Pkwy. ✔ ✔
from December–March. Please email your completed
application to tospros@superiorcolorado.gov.
COMMUNITY PARK • 1350 Coalton Rd. ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
FIRE STATION PARK • 3181 Torreys Peak Dr. ✔ ✔ ✔ Park/Shelter Reservations
Come and safely enjoy the outdoors at one of Superior’s
GRASSO PARK • 124 E. William St. ✔ ✔ beautiful parks.
• Park/Shelter reservations are available to reserve
ASTI PARK & HISTORICAL MUSEUM
110 Maple St. • Museum open 10 AM – 2 PM ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ online beginning April 1 for May-October reservation
First Saturday of each month dates. Park facilities may be used on a first come, first
served basis from November–April.
LITTLE SAGAMORE • 350 Cherokee Ave. ✔ ✔ ✔
Park/Shelter reservations may be made online at
NORTH POOL PARK • 1650 S. Indiana ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ superiorrec.com.
PIRATE PARK • 1412 Hyacinth Wy. ✔ ✔ ✔
PURPLE PARK • 1310 S. Pitkin Ave. ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
RIVERBEND • 1055 E. Riverbend St. ✔ ✔
SOUTH POOL PARK • 3300 Huron Peak Ave. ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
FOUNDERS PARK • 601 W. Coal Creek Dr. ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
AUTREY PARK • Rock Creek Pkwy. & Honey Creek Ln. ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
WILDFLOWER PARK • 3151 S. Indiana St. ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
18 superiorrec.com Winter/Spring 2022 Recreation Guide 19How Do I
Register?
How do I register for
Town of Superior programs?
Register Online
Visit superiorrec.com and click on the “Program Registration” button,
login and sign up for the program(s) of your choice!
For questions or assistance with program registration,
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