For adults ages 18+—friendly competition for those who want to have a good time and play a different sport. Season runs from March through April. Number of games is determined by the total number of teams registered. Teams consist of up to 15 players.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

A competitive softball tournament for adults. Available divisions are Men’s D, Men’s E, Men’s E+, Women’s D, and Women’s E. Information packets will be available Monday, February 4. Tournament will be held Saturday, April 27 – Sunday, April 28.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

A recreational softball league for adult men & women. Information packets will be available Monday, February 4. League play begins Monday, April 29.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

Softball League Make-Up Schedule

A recreational volleyball league for adults ages 18+. Information packets will be available Monday, November 5. League play will begin Tuesday, January 22. Games played on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

Join us for the second season of this league—open to the 1st 40 Men’s and/or Women’s teams. Teams can enter either competitive or recreational divisions and will play 10-12 games. Will not interfere with co-rec volleyball games. Information packets available Monday, November 5. Games played Monday nights.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

A recreational kickball league for adults. Info packets typically available beginning of May; registration starts in May 2019. Late registration dependent upon available space. League begins in June.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #260131.

A recreational softball league for adults. Info packets typically available mid-May; registration starts in May 2019. League begins in August.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #260011.

Co-Rec Softball Registration Packet

Master Schedule

FINAL STANDINGS

A recreational volleyball league for adults. Info packets available first week of July 2019; registration begins mid-July. League begins in September.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #360071 (Men’s) or 360081 (Women’s)

2019 COVER MEMO

2019 League Rules

Registration forms

A recreational basketball league for adults. Info packets typically available early July; registration begins July 2019. League play begins October 9.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #360091.

Basketball_Info. Packet_2019

Join the fastest growing sport! Pickleball is paddle sport that incorporates badminton, tennis, and tabble tennis. This sport offers the dimensions and layout of a badminton court, and a net and rules somewhat similar to tennis, with several modifications. Registration deadline is May 31, 2019.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #260111.

Bocce, also known as Italian lawn bowling, is one of the most widely played games in the world, and is one of the oldest lawn or yard games. Best known in Italy, where you may see a group of retirees in a town square for a daily afternoon game, bocce has been gaining popularity in the United States and other locations. The rules are simple, can be played by people of all ages and skill levels, and you can use just about anything as a bocce court. Register by May 31, 2019.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #260112.

This exciting sport is the newest craze sweeping the U.S.! Ultimate Frisbee is a non-contact disc sport played by two teams of seven players. Season starts August 26.

Click here for more league info and to register.

A class for amateur artists seeking a studio space to work alongside other artists with watercolors, colored pencils, acrylics, or oil paints. Bonus: you’ll receive the guidance of a seasoned artist if you’re looking for a little help or creative brainstorming. Existing and new projects alike are welcome. Instructor Megan Pita is a University of Wyoming graduate with time spent at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland. For questions, call 307.369.1164.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #265033.

In this 5-week program, you pick a design, learn how to cut, grind, and solder glass. Each class is 3 hours long. Taught by Barb Christofferson. Fees cover materials for each class. Ages 18+. Can’t make one of these dates? Call 307-214-3952 for an appointment.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

Great for beginners. Make a stained glass sun catcher in three hours! Choose between multiple designs. Taught by Barb Christofferson. Fees cover materials for one class. Ages 10+. Can’t make one of these dates? Call 307-214-3952 for an appointment.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

Perfect for everybody and every body–try it for $7/class, or grab an economy punch pass for $40/8 classes, or $60/10 classes to keep going each week! Designed for you to sweat through a variety of dance moves, skill levels, & musical genres. Bring water & a towel.

Call 307-637-6423 for information on first class and how to register.

A mixed martial arts-inspired workout that puts a little kick-butt into exercise in a non-contact, high-energy, total-body sculpting class. With no equipment needed, this workout combines movements from Western Boxing, Brazilian Jui Jitsu, Muay Thai, and more to train like a fighter. Participants move at their own pace, finding the sweet spot of purposeful technique and challenging tempos. Appropriate for seasoned athletes and beginners.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

This short duration, but high-intensity interval training (HIIT) class creates a prolonged afterburn. Your body will take longer to rest, which means burning more calories over time! One 4-minute Bootcamp™ workout can give you the same benefits as running for a half hour.

30-minute & 1-hour classes available.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

Discounted: $80/mo
Sign up for both evening Tabata/Core de Force classes to save some $ while getting the body-sculpting, high-intensity workouts you love.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

Designed to teach you and your dog the 10 behaviors required to pass the AKC Canine Good Citizen Test. Cost of test + materials included in class fee. Test held on March 28. Not for aggressive or reactive dogs—your dog must be friendly to other dogs and people. Obedience training is helpful but not necessary. Class is taught by 2 certified K9 Educational Instructors and Behavioral Specialists to ensure more 1-on-1 attention. For questions, call Marchia Johansen at 307-630-0420 or Linnea Nicely-Dix at 757-318-9300. Maximum of 8 dogs in class.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

A fun workshop where you’ll learn massage techniques that your dog will love. Great for newly rescued dogs, dogs recovering from surgery, as well as fearful, hyper or anxious dogs. Even trained and well-behaved pups will love this class! Dogs must be friendly to other dogs and people. Owners are welcome to attend without a dog. Instructions and info packet included in class fee. For questions, call instructor Linnea Nicely-Dix, Certified K9 Massage Therapist and Behavioral Specialist, at 757-318-9300. Maximum of 10 participants in class.

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Join a new and fast-growing scenting sport for companion dogs, inspired by the training and work of law enforcement detection dogs. Develop your dog’s natural hunting and scenting abilities to find target odors for fun or competition. Any dog of any age, activity level, or physical ability can participate. Dogs that are uncomfortable around other dogs or those with environmental issues can learn and thrive, too! A prior Obedience class is not necessary to participate. For questions, contact Barb at the.elemental.dog@gmail.com or call 307-421-5514. Maximum 6 dogs (may enroll 2 dogs per 1 handler).

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #265024.

Students will continue the work from the first class—searching vehicles and exterior spaces. Expect to do some work outside in most classes, weather permitting. Handlers will gain experience in reading their dogs, leash-handling skills, reward placement, and search strategies. Must have taken K9 Nose Work® 1 or have instructor approval prior to this class. For questions, contact Barb at the.elemental.dog@gmail.com or call 307-421-5514. Maximum 6 dogs (may enroll 2 dogs per 1 handler).

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

Dogs are introduced to the first target odor—birch oil (provided by the instructor). Dogs will continue to search in all 4 K9 Nose Work® search elements: containers, interiors, exteriors, and vehicles. Handlers will be introduced to more advanced leash-handling skills. Must have taken K9 Nose Work® 1 & 2 or have instructor approval prior to this class. For questions, contact Barb at the.elemental.dog@gmail.com or call 307-421-5514. Maximum 6 dogs (may enroll 2 dogs per 1 handler).

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

Designed for dogs aged 3 months+. You’ll learn foundation behaviors, walking on a loose leash, heal, sit, down, stay, recall, watch (pay attention to you) and various other techniques for good social behavior. Your dog must be friendly to other dogs and people. All dogs must be fully vaccinated, including Bordetella; bring shot record to first class. First class for humans only—leave pooch at home. Humans must be 13 years or older. For questions, call Linnea Nicely-Dix at 757-318-9300. Maximum of 8 dogs in class.

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Designed to teach you to interact with your dog from a distance. Learn to train your dog to sit, down, come and stop from far away. Bring a 25- or 30-foot lead. All dogs must be full vaccinated, including Bordetella; bring shot record to first class. Not designed for aggressive dogs. Must have prior basic obedience training. For questions, call Linnea Nicely-Dix at 757-318-9300 or Marchia Johansen at 307-630-0420. Maximum of 10 dogs in class. In case of inclement weather, location is 1331 Talbot Court. Call Marchia for exact location.

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Designed to perfect your dog’s recall off leash. Bring a 25- or 30-foot lead. Dogs will be worked both on-and off-leash. All dogs must be fully vaccinated, including Bordetella; bring shot record to first class. Not designed for aggressive dogs. For questions, call Linnea Nicely-Dix at 757-318-9300 or Marchia Johansen at 307-630-0420. Maximum of 10 dogs in class. In case of inclement weather, location is 1331 Talbot Court. Call Marchia for exact location.

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With its origins in the ancient Chinese martial art of Taijiquan, Wu-Style Tai Chi provides health and fitness benefits similar to those found in dance and yoga. Loose-fitting clothing is recommended. To register, and for more information, call instructor Geoff Thompson at 307.640.4119 or email mckthomp1@millect.com.

The traditional Korean martial art similar to karate. The words “Tae Kwon Do” translate to “The Way of Hand and Foot”, which is fitting for a class that teaches blocking, punching and kicking for self-defense. Strong emphasis on self-discipline. Loose-fitting clothing and a positive attitude recommended. Taught by instructor Greg Flores.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #267024 (Ages 6-11) or #267021 (Ages 18+).

A competitive basketball tournament for boy’s teams in grades 4 – 8, and girl’s teams in grades 4 – 8.

Tournament Date March 28 & 29 2020

More information coming soon!

A great league for boys and girls alike. More information to come soon!!!  Registration start September 9. Practices start week of Dec. 16. Games to start week of Jan. 13.

Click here to access the registration form. Return it to the Kiwanis Community House. 

A league designed just for girls! Registration includes 8-10 game schedule, shirt, team/individual picture, and award. Registration starts 2/3/2020.

Call David Contreras at 307-637-6425 for more info….

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

Designed to teach the fundamentals of baseball and softball to boys and girls. Registration includes a 6-8 game schedule, team shirt, team hat, team/individual picture, and award. We’re always looking for coaches. Registrations start 3/19/2020

For more information, call David Contreras at 307-637-6425.

No Classics Available for Summer 2019. Please check back next Spring!

A recreational tackle football league for grades 3-6. Info packets typically available mid-May; registration begins May 2019. Late registration dependent upon available space. Practice begin in August. Teams are based on school triads. Please bring report card at registration.

Click here for 2019 Youth Tackle Football Registration Forms.

A recreational volleyball league for children grades 4-6. Info packets typically available early August; Registration begins August 2019. Late registration dependent upon available space. Practices begin in September.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #271022.

Click here for 2019 Girls Volleyball Registration Form 2019

For more information, call 307-637-6425.

The ultimate outdoor experience for ages 8 – 15, spanning from June to August 2020. This program is for those seeking to get outside and explore; as each week will have a different outdoor adventure opportunity ranging from hiking, kayaking, rock climbing, backpacking and much more!

More information available 4/27/2020

For more information, call 307-637-6425.

• Open April – September (weather permitting)
  
• Softball & Baseball
• Speeds: 45-65mph

Cost: $1/16 pitches
Rental: $10/30 minutes

• Open April – September (weather permitting)
  
• Softball only
• Speeds: 45-65mph

Cost: $1/16 pitches
Rental: $10/30 minutes

• Open April – September (weather permitting)
  
• Softball only
• Speeds: 45-65mph

Cost: $1/16 pitches
Rental: $10/30 minutes

Designed to teach equine safety, equine psychology and fundamental horse riding skills. Use balance and body aids to assist in feeling more comfortable on horseback. For those with little to no prior/basic knowledge of horses and horse safety. Courses taught by Anne Larson, CRI. Ages 8 – 18. No prerequisite required.

For more class info and to register, click here.

Designed for both adult intermediate riders with some horse experience and as a continuation of hte Horsemanship Riding 201 course. Prerequisite: Ages 19+ up, children with completion of Horsemanship/Riding 201, or prior approval from instructor.

For more class info and to register, click here.

Designed with the adult rider in mind. Learn from the ground up: horse care, safety, horse psychology, and riding skills. Class geared toward the riding ability of each student no matter the level. Ages 19+. No prerequisite required.

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Designed for those who want to learn the basics of English-style riding. Learn to properly saddle a horse and the basics of equipment, as well as the basics of Balanced Seat taught in the basic center riding style with development towards training, dessage, jumping, and the use of correct aids. Emphasis on exercises and techniques for body movement needed to follow in harmony–in a walk, a trot, and a canter. Prerequisite: Beginner class or prior approval from instructor. Ages 8+.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #268064.

Designed for those who want to learn the basics of Western-style riding. Learn to properly saddle a horse, the basics of equipment, and skills necessary for trail and showing. Emphasis given to balanced seat and correct aids, with development toward pleasure, trail, or performance. Prerequisite: Beginner class or prior approval from instructor. Ages 8+.

Call 307-637-6423 to register.
Reference Activity #268065.

Designed for any rider wanting to start their horse on cattle in a controlled environment, or to learn how to work cattle on horseback. Learn position, timing, pressure points, and how to use horsemanship skills to track, sort and control cattle. Emphasis on horse and rider teamwork, and on using low stress livestock handling techniques. Riders may bring their own horse or use one of the Ranch’s. Rider must be at least an advanced beginner rider to participate. Ages 8+.

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Designed to teach basic athletic skills and coordination to our youngest players. Ages 4-6 years old.

Wednesdays
$10/person
9 – 9:30 a.m.
May – August

Designed to teach basic strokes and rules along with athletic development. For ages 6-8 years old.

Mondays & Wednesdays
$12/person
9:30 – 10:30 a.m.
June – August

Designed to teach intermediate strokes and start competitive play. For ages 8-11 years old.

Mondays & Wednesdays
$12/person
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
June – August

Designed to teach the strokes and begin strategic play in singles and doubles. For ages 4-6 years old.

Mondays & Wednesdays
$18/person
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
June – August

USTA-Sanctioned singles, doubles (3.0, 3.5, 4.0, and Open) and mixed doubles (7.0, 8.0, and Open) with Finalist and Championship prizes. Player party sponsored by Cheyenne Tennis Association. Home site is Holliday Park for player check-in. Play takes place throughout the city at Holliday, HS courts, and the Cheyenne Country Club.

More info: CheyenneTennis.com. August 2-4 2019.