Get ready for this indoor triathlon! UREC is offering the Intramural Sports Indoor 75 Triathlon on Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. at the Student Recreation Center. In this event, you will be biking for 30 minutes, followed by running for 30 minutes and finishing with 15 minutes of swimming. For each leg of the race you will track your distance, with assistance from intramural staff if needed. At the end of the event, points will be awarded based off of the number of people in each category and the total distance traveled in each leg. There are four different categories to compete in: Female Student, Male Student, Female Non-Student and Male Non-Student. The cost is $5 per person and you must show a valid WSU ID prior to the event. Registration ends on Nov. 4. For more information and to register visit urec.wsu.edu/classes-trips.
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