Would you like to join our team here at the Aspen Club and Spa? We have a great opportunity for someone to join our Sports Medicine Department. Work with some of the valleys best PTs and Dr. Brown.
Sports Medicine Front Desk Coordinator, flexible hours (full or part time) work
in a fun atmosphere with full club benefits.
Email jobs@aspenclub.com if you are interested in joining our team. Click here for more openings.
Add comment February 19th, 2008
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February 15, 2008
A number of months back the Aspen Club & Spa had an idea. That idea was to make a series of improvements to the current facility. After much to-do about really nothing, they pulled their plans, regrouped, and have now put together a new and improved project.
On February 19th, Planning & Zoning is going to talk about the new Aspen Club & Spa plan to renovate through updating and expanding the facility, and thus creating an amenity worthy of Aspen, it visitors, and locals.
The problem facing the Aspen Club is twofold. First, to move forward they will need to build, to some degree, a new facility. Given that they are trying to work within the walls already in use as much as possible, the truth is they will still need to expand to some extent. The second hurdle, and it’s a big one, is the current city council seems to be on a NO vote track when it comes to construction impact on the citizens, which to some degree they should be. The question is “to what degree?” To put the Aspen Club in the same box as Cooper Street, or the Weinerstube is unfair.
The reason this project should go forward is also twofold. First, it is not in the middle of town, therefore the impact on the town, visitors, and locals will only be felt by those who use the facility - which seems fair to me. The second reason a YES is in order - we are losing amenities faster then presidential candidates dropped out of the 2008 race.
The Aspen Club is an amenity the community can’t afford to lose to another housing project. I am not suggesting council will not embrace the new proposal. What I am saying is that based on current actions, the Aspen Club could be doomed to a lack of understanding in respect to what it brings to the community. Not being able to relate to the business should not be the reason to vote against it.
I would suggest city council do some old fashion homework, visit the club, talk to the members and visitors, and check in with the local non-profits. The Aspen Club has been one of the best citizens in respect to supporting local charities over the years. If council does that, I think it will be difficult to vote NO – which it should be. While being a good citizen might not be a reason to vote YES - it should at the very least be considered.
Finally this thought. If character counts - the Aspen Club has plenty of it.
Click here to learn more about The Aspen Club Living Project
Add comment February 15th, 2008
Western Colorado has evolved to become the center of interest in the national energy picture. Almost every known energy resource exists in abundance in this region. Western Colorado is now stepping forward to bring together the brightest minds, the latest technology and the most visionary participants to discover together how we might meet the energy needs of our children and grandchildren.
Continue Reading Add comment February 13th, 2008
The Aspen Club is proposing to establish a healthy living community that will be an internationally renowned model for sustainable, healthy living development. This is a program that pays tribute to the longstanding "Aspen Idea," as a place where people can develop in mind, body and spirit, as well as matching with and promoting Aspen's Canary Initiative, the Aspen Area Community Plan and the Civic Master Plan. For over thirty years, the Aspen Club and Spa has been recognized as the best health facility in Aspen. Today the Club has more than 1900 members, over 200 employees, and thousands of monthly physical therapy, sports performance, spa, and salon clients. With the development of the project described below, the Aspen Club will become a model for healthy living communities around with world as well as remaining a viable business that continues to serve the needs of Aspen locals. To learn more about Aspen Club Living click here.
Add comment February 9th, 2008
Adventuregirl.com's Stefanie Michaels releases her 2008 list of Valentine's Day Top Ten Global Places for Romance.
Michaels' top 10 picks include:
Warm hearts with the Powder Love Couple Package at Aspen, Colorado's brand new Sky Hotel, which offers an in-room movie, two "high altitude" massages at the Aspen Club and Spa, and a Kama Sutra weekend couples kit, including the original oils of love - sweet almond oil, spearmint pleasure balm, and sweet honeysuckle honey dust.
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Add comment January 24th, 2008
It comes as no suprise that people in the fitness world often converse about the fitness levels of other people. However, there are particular characteristics and accomplishments that make one “fit for Aspen.” It takes a certain mindset and enjoyment of self torture to be Aspen fit. Not to mention competitiveness and determination to reach goals. Here are some characteristics and accomplishments that go into becoming Aspen fit.
Continue Reading Add comment January 17th, 2008
Do you have integrity?
What does integrity have to do with achieving your #1 dream? Everything.
Integrity is walking your talk—doing what you said you would to do.
Life coaching since the year 2000, I observed a trend. Women often keep promises to others and break promises with themselves.
For example, last year at the #1 Dream Workshop, there was a wonderful woman named Rebecca. She came to the event not really knowing what she wanted or what to expect. What Rebecca discovered was she had lost herself in her relationship with her husband. It had taken a huge effort to even attend the event; she bribed her husband with breakfast in bed.
When we took the group through the integrity exercise, Rebecca scored a 10 (the highest score) when it came to keeping promises to other people. And she scored a 2 (a much lower score) on keeping promises to herself. No wonder she wasn’t achieving what she wanted in life!
Today, Rebecca takes at least 10 minutes per day for herself. She and her husband take turns making breakfast. And she is training for a marathon.
When you keep your promises with yourself—do the things you said you would do—you eventually achieve your dream. It is that simple.
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