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40 skiing programs in CO
SAHN Taekwondo
These after-school Taekwondo classes focus on self-defense mastery, improved fitness, and mental clarity for youth. The program runs during the school year and is available to students of various skill levels. Please note that classes do not run when school is not in session.
Small Champions
This program provides one-on-one lessons with trained and licensed Vail Adaptive Ski Instructors. It is designed to help children improve their skiing and snowboarding skills regardless of their disability. Participants also enjoy lunch on the mountain with friends and colleagues, fostering social connections and self-confidence.
Otero College Dance Studio
This class is for kindergarten-aged children and incorporates a combination of ballet, tap, and acrobatics. It focuses on building foundational dance skills while maintaining a fun and supportive atmosphere. Students work on coordination and rhythm through structured movement.
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This is the foundational program of Small Champions, offering one-on-one lessons with trained and licensed Vail Adaptive Ski Instructors. Participants receive instruction over the course of 8 Sundays during the winter season. The program provides specialized adaptive equipment at no cost and includes lunch on the mountain for participants to socialize with peers.
Vail Valley Foundation
COPA Soccer is a youth sports program designed to cultivate health and athleticism through soccer. It provides local youth with the opportunity to develop their skills and participate in team-based activity. The program is part of the Youth Power initiative to support youth development.
Vail Ski & Snowboard Academy
Vail Ski & Snowboard Academy is a public school for serious athletes in grades 5-12 that integrates world-class athletic training with rigorous academics. Students must be full-time athletes with one of VSSA's partner organizations and complete an evaluation of their athletic and academic background. The program allows students to balance training and competition schedules while developing independent learning skills.
Team Breckenridge Sports Club
Competitive ski racing programs ranging from weekend-only options to full-time pathways, focusing on technical skill development, gate training, and high-performance skiing.
Silicon STEM Academy
The Geek Club is a monthly membership program that provides students with dedicated instruction time to learn coding skills. Participants receive 1 hour of shared instruction per week, with an option to upgrade to 2 hours per week. It is designed for students ages 9 and older to learn JavaScript from basic to advanced levels in a collaborative environment.
These classes are offered for all levels of ballet starting from age 6. The curriculum focuses on safety, technique, and building strength while fostering a love for the art of dance. Students progress through levels as they develop their skills and confidence.
Town of Frisco Youth Programs
A non-competitive, learn-to-cross country ski program for all ability levels, focusing on developing classic-skiing technique.
Inyodo Martial Arts
This program is perfect for those looking to enhance their physical and mental well-being through traditional martial arts. It teaches form, kicks, and discipline, helping students develop focus and self-confidence. The curriculum is suitable for various ages and skill levels.
La Junta Parks & Recreation
This tackle football program is available for children in 3rd through 6th grades. The league focuses on developing football skills, physical fitness, and team cooperation. Players are grouped by grade level to ensure developmentally appropriate competition.
Breckenridge Recreation Center
Breckenridge Mountain Camp offers a fun and positive experience that enriches children all day long with a focus on building character through recreation. Activities include swimming, climbing, hiking, and jumping on a giant inflatable obstacle course. Programs are based on skill development, guided discovery, and outdoor fun.
Vail Valley Soccer Club
This camp provides an opportunity for competitive players to showcase their skills in front of college coaches. It is designed for older youth players looking to pursue soccer at the collegiate level. The program includes professional training and evaluation.
Focuses on teaching young athletes to ski the entire mountain with confidence. Emphasizes SkillsQuest, freeride fundamentals, and terrain park progression.
Infinity Slopes
An evening of fun activities, games, and indoor skiing or snowboarding under expert supervision for children aged 5-12.
Summit Youth Hockey
The Summit Youth Hockey regular season offers recreational and competitive ice hockey programs for boys and girls. The program focuses on individual and team skill development while fostering life skills such as sportsmanship, integrity, and teamwork. Club practices for the season are scheduled to begin on September 14th, 2026.
Vail Mountain Ski & Snowboard School
A playful, supportive program for young skiers building confidence, teamwork, mountain etiquette, and a lifelong love of skiing. This seasonal, multi-day experience is designed for skiers and riders who want more time on snow and progression. Participants can choose between Saturday or Sunday sessions.
Breckenridge Ski & Ride School
Youth ski programs for the 2026-2027 season.
Youth ski program with priority registration for returning participants from the 2025-2026 season.
A program for skiers ready to explore more terrain, refine technique, grow independence, and develop strong all-mountain skills. It provides a team-focused environment for older youth to progress their abilities. The program includes specific race dates for those interested in competitive development.
Focuses on building physical strength, confidence, and technical skills for all-mountain terrain, with opportunities to compete in IFSA competitions.
The Culinary Club teaches youth the basics of cooking and nutrition in a fun, hands-on environment. Participants learn valuable life skills while preparing healthy meals. This program is part of the Youth Power initiative to support student development.
Weekly scheduled lessons for children aged 5-14, focusing on building confidence and mastering new techniques in a warm, supportive environment.
