Hit the pool to work on your fitness goals this school year with University Recreation’s Masters Swim! Swimmers of all levels are invited to participate in this small group fitness program. Led by an on-deck coach, Masters Swim is tailored to the group’s strengths, weaknesses and goals. Session I Masters Swim classes begin the week of Sept. 2 with a variety of times and dates to choose from. Prices range from $25 to $52 for SRC members and $35 to $62 for non-members depending on how many times a week the class meets. Registration closes Sept. 9 for the program that starts on Sept. 2 and Sept. 12 for the programs starting later in the week. For more information or to register, please visit urec.wsu.edu/aquatics/masters-swim or call 335-UREC.
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