2015 Boulder Aquatics Feasibility Study
USA Swimming Hispanic/Latino Cultural Inclusion Resource Guide
OUR VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF COMMUNITY AND AQUATICS FOR BOULDER
There is a chronic and Escalating deficit of Available Aquatics Resources in the Boulder Multisport Mecca
City-owned recreation centers are aging
Local pools over capacity
Private health club closures
Pool Supply is not meeting community demands
Competitive swim teams full to capacity
Only 50M swimming pool is open only in the summer
Minorities under-represented in competitive aquatics.
A New Strategically located facility, the Boulder Multisport Aquatics Center "BMAC" that becomes not only an aquatics hub but also offers something to the entire community.
50M x 25M indoor competition pool: universal lane access
Second indoor deep water pool
Third 25YD x 25M indoor warm water pool
Dryland training area
Innovative recovery lab
8 indoor tennis courts
A natural health and wellness driven gathering place for the entire community of Boulder
A premier competition venue along the front range, and one of a handful of pools able to host prestigious state and regional aquatic sport competitions, while also serving our local aquatic sport clubs and the equitable access to aquatic sports for our schools in BVSD similar to other local CO school districts.
Opportunities for all aquatic users.
A range of programming options for all ages and abilities including infant survival, learn-to-swim, stroke lessons, diving, water polo, synchronized swimming and para sports plus a range of physical and aquatic therapy treatments would meaningfully serve a volume of diverse residents, including Boulder’s senior population.
Recreational Lap and Leisure Swimming
Competitive Swimming: Youth, High Schools, Masters
Other Aquatics Sports: Water Polo, Artistic Swimming, Diving
Tennis and Pickleball
Multifunctional Indoor Courts
Therapeutic Aquatics
Health, Wellness, and Fitness