If you are like me, you are living in Boulder, CO and am surprised that there are no adult flag football leagues in town open to everyone. That was the idea behind the Boulder Flag Football Meetup. We are looking for anyone who is interested in playing or learning to play, male or female, 17 and up.      The games are competitive, but still fun with a lot of playing time for all players. We will be playing for about two hours, with players free to come and go as they need. Teams will be adj …

WHAT?The sport you have been looking for if you love water and want to hang out with a great group in a competitive and supportive environment.  Look it up on youtube, come to practice and learn how to play the game.  You can then join the team at local and national tournaments if you are interested. WHERE?Boulder practices are held at at the Recreation Center Competition Pool on CU main campus. The Recreation Center is just North-West of the football stadium. For more information on parking a …

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… If you are looking for intensive competition, there is an expert pickup hosted by Nas every day at 5pm on the West side of Washington Park. Our third motto:  Be Cool/Keep It Positive! We strive to be beginner friendly, encouraging, focused on having fun and sharing a passion for the game.  Beginner friendly means we welcome beginners and those of all skills and abilities.  It does not mean that anyone needs to hold back on their skills.  If you are starting out and could use some skill tips or …

Underwater hockey meetup group for the Denver area. We would like to invite you to try underwater hockey, a fun a competitive sport.   WHERE? Lakewood practices are held at the Carmody Recreation Center at 2200 S (Old) Kipling St. in Lakewood, CO.  See the map for directions.   WHEN? Sunday afternoons from 4:00 to 5:30 and Wednesday evenings from 8:00 to 9:30. Please consult this meetup site to confirm that we are meeting on specific dates.  New players are encouraged to show up 15 minutes …

Who is Sports Monster? We are bringing the highest quality leagues, instruction, classes, and tournaments to the city of Denver. What can you expect to find in the meet-up group? Anything and everything related to tennis... Leagues Lessons Classes (fitness, instructional, etc...) Outings (local tennis matches, competitive tournaments, etc...) Open Court (We reserve the court, you come out and play for a small fee) Etc... Visit the official Sports Monster website for additional details and info …

FC West End is for experienced soccer players in the Boulder Area looking for a competitive, challenging soccer environment.  We will be conducting regular training sessions that involve fitness, agility and high level play.  We are looking for players that have played soccer at the college and/or competitive club levels.

CHAOS is an informal, Boulder-based group of energetic, fun, non-competitive, backcountry enthusiasts who are in their 20s, 30s, or 40s who enjoy self-powered and self-organized activities including hiking, backpacking, biking, snow shoeing, skiing, mountaineering, and river sports. CHAOS' main Goal is to be a community through which one can make life-long friendships, share backcountry trips, expand outdoor and leadership skills, appreciate nature and enjoy the sense of community, teamwork, and …

… v=jaP_dF7Vs20The game consists of the dog working off-leash and obeying the handler’s commands (verbal, whistles or hand signals) to use his nose or shoulders to drive eight fitness-sized balls into the “pen”within the allotted time frame of 15 minutes. The eight balls are arranged in a triangle 15 feet from the goal. The handler stands on the right side of the “pen” – (shaped like a goal) and cannot step onto the playing field. After the start whistle is blown the dog has 15 minutes to “herd” a …