Gear up for the 2015 Spring Semester by signing up for Adult Swim Lessons with UREC today! We offer lessons for beginner and intermediate swimmers. The beginner class teaches participants how to be more comfortable and active in the water. The intermediate class allows participants to further their skills in the basic strokes and teaches them to be more efficient and effective in the water. The cost for both the beginner and intermediate classes is $38 for SRC members and $48 for nonmembers. Both sessions start on Jan. 13 and registration closes on the same day. For more information or to register, please visit urec.wsu.edu/aquatics/swim-lessons or call 335-8732.
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