SnowShape Winter Fitness Series Returns to Red Rocks

 

Morrison, Colo. – Coloradans rejoice! Winter is coming and so is the family-friendly seventh annual SnowShape Winter Fitness Series at Red Rocks Amphitheatre - with lift ticket giveaways and limited half-off registration pricing.

 

Individual sessions start at $11.50 and four-week packages are $44.50. Packages include a single day lift ticket to Loveland Ski Area, with some restrictions.  Individual sessions will feature special guests and additional in-venue giveaways including season passes and 4-packs courtesy of Winter Park Resort. Tickets are on sale at 10 a.m., Monday Aug. 25 at AXS.com.

 

Similar to the popular Yoga on the Rocks series, SnowShape takes place over four consecutive Saturday mornings, led this season in partnership with the fitness team at Denver Parks & Recreation. Each session in the SnowShape series offers a full-body workout, suitable for all fitness levels, with emphasis on mobility, endurance, strength and power-focused movements.

 

“Red Rocks is such a unique venue - there’s no better place to see the stars and no better way to use the stairs,” said Brian Kitts, Red Rocks spokesman. “SnowShape is the perfect way for Red Rocks and fitness fans of all abilities to send off summer and welcome winter.”

 

SnowShape is presented by Toyota.

 

Details for the series are below:

 

SnowShape Winter Fitness Series Schedule and Pricing:

Sept. 20, 27 & Oct. 4, 11

8-9 a.m.

Four Pack: $44.50
Single Session: $11.50

Single tickets may be purchased at half-off from August 25-September 2 via AXS.com.

 

Tickets and information are available at RedRocksOnline.com/snowshape.

 

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