Are you interested in learning how to swim or improving your swimming skills? Sign 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 the beginner class is $38 for SRC members and $48 for non-members. The cost for the intermediate class is $50 for members and $64 for non-members. Both classes start on September 2 and registration closes Aug. 28, so sign up today! For more information or to register, please visit urec.wsu.edu or call 335-8732.
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