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| When the wind chill blows you
off your saddle and the
mid-mountain snowpack depth still contains large
quantities of granite, the Durango Recreation Center
provides an oasis for the athletically impatient.
Whether you prefer to suffer through an afternoon
spin
class or challenge yourself to a session of masters
swim
class, the Durango Recreation Center provides the
necessary
outlet for every level of athletic acheivement.
Durango's younger population may benefit most from
the recreation center’s ample climbing wall,
expansive
gymnasium and pool table that rarely go unused. |
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Kyle Noyes works out frustration over his inability
to spend the day at Wolf Creek due to a lower back injury .
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Graham
Brookie, left, goes up for a shot against DJ Lucero
during a game of two on two in
the rec center gymnasium. |
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| Matt Stilwell,14, takes in a
deep breath during
Durango Swim Club practice Monday. |
A row of RevMaster spin cycles
go unused during a
quiet Sunday afternoon. |
6-year-old Michael Apted truggles to reach
the top of a large pool
figurine Monday afternoon. |
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Eric
Elixson gets ready to eye up his que during a game
of pool in the Durango Rec Center’s lobby.
The pool table is a popular spot for kids waiting
for their ride home.
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Brian
Arko checks for a solid foot hold during his trip
up the
recreation center’s climbing wall.
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