May Aquatics

Discover a new aquatic workout to challenge your traditional fitness routine. Whether you are seeking a low-impact cardio challenge or looking to develop your swimming abilities, join UREC for the perfect aquatic workout this May. From Swim lessons to Water Aerobics, get fit with UREC Aquatics!

Make a splash in your workout routine with these Aquatic courses:

  • Preschool, Youth, and Parent & Child Swim Lessons: May 11-May 21, registration ends May 11
  • Aqua Fit Water Aerobics: May 13-June 21, registration ends May 22
  • Adult Beginner and Intermediate-Swim Lessons: May 12-June 4, registration ends May 12

For more information on UREC Aquatics please visit: urec.wsu.edu/aquatics.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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