STORY

Colorado Weigh: Classes still available in Denver, Colorado Springs

By Staff
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Be Colorado is bringing the very popular Colorado Weigh program to the Boulder, Colorado Springs and Denver campuses with a subsidized Phase 1 class starting in February. The Boulder class is now full, but space is available in the Denver and Colorado Springs classes.

The top five reasons for considering Colorado Weigh, if you need to lose weight:

5.  It’s convenient. The classes take place on campus and during lunchtime.

4.  You will have a local support group to help keep you on track.

3.  It’s taught by registered dietitians with a wealth of knowledge.

2.  You will learn the healthy way to lose weight and how to keep it off.

1.  Losing excess weight can lower your risk for certain health conditions and give you more energy.

Here are the upcoming class details:

Campus
Week Day
Start Date
End Date *
Class Time
Building
CU-Boulder CLASS FULL
UCCS Tuesday Feb. 14 May 8
11:30 - 12:15
University Center
CU Denver Thursday Feb. 9 May 3
11:30 - 12:15
Lawrence Street Center,
1380 Lawrence Street

* - No class during Spring Break

Colorado Weigh is a unique 12-week weight loss and long-term maintenance program taught by registered dietitians. It puts into practice the world-renowned research done at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in the area of obesity treatment. The class is open to all University of Colorado faculty and staff.

The cost for the Phase 1 class is $240 for University of Colorado Health and Welfare Trust plan participants and $295 for all others. This is a substantial discount from the regular price of $349. In addition, Trust plan participants can receive a $100 rebate for meeting attendance and logging goals.   Trust plans include UANet, Lumenos, HMO Colorado, Medicare Primary and Kaiser (exempt employees only). The class will be paid through payroll deduction in the amount of $50 per month until the class is paid in full.

To sign up, go to http://www.becolorado.org/.  Classes are capped at 25 participants and they are filling quickly, so sign up today.

For more details on the Colorado Weigh program, go to http://www.coloradoweigh.com/.  Email questions to risa.heywood@cu.edu.